This kind of "dirty stuff" can be buried in the soil to grow Clivia, and the leaves will be thick and the flowers will bloom without any arrows!

Why can sheep manure be used to grow flowers?

We can often see sheep manure in the countryside. Sheep manure is relatively clean among the manure from poultry farming. In addition, sheep only eat grass, so it is the most suitable fertilizer as organic fertilizer. Moreover, the concentration of sheep manure is not very strong, so it will not burn the roots of plants when used on them. In addition, sheep manure has no odor, so it is fine to keep it at home.

What are the methods of growing flowers with sheep manure?

There are two ways to grow flowers with sheep manure, one is the composting method and the other is the drying method.

The composting method, as the name suggests, generally involves composting and fermenting sheep manure to turn it into a fertilizer that is more suitable for plant absorption. The method is relatively simple. When fermenting, we find a warm day and put the sheep manure into a bag. It is best to add some soil, leaves, etc. to it to decompose together. This can increase the organic content of plant fertilizer and make it more nutritious. Generally, it can be used after fermentation for one month.

If you think this method takes too long, Huahua suggests that you can buy some fermentation agent at the flower market or online. According to the instructions on the fermentation agent, put some fermentation agent in a bag containing sheep manure and soil, and then ensure that the temperature is above zero degrees Celsius. Then you can use it. This method is relatively simple.

The drying method is not that complicated. Place the prepared sheep dung balls under the sun to dry. After they are dried, we can grind the sheep dung and mix it into the soil to plant plants, or use it as fertilizer. In addition to using it after crushing it, you can also use the sheep manure when it is formed. After drying, take two seeds and bury them on the edge of the potting soil.

Growing flowers with sheep manure will provide plants with better organic nutrient fertilizers, and there is no need to worry about insufficient fertilizer. The growth of Clivia will also become stronger, and when it blooms, the chance of arrow pinching will be reduced! If you are in the countryside, you can try picking up some sheep manure and taking it home to plant flowers. The effect is really good!