Use this kind of "water" and this kind of "soil" to grow flowers. Even if you don't apply fertilizer for 2 years, they will still grow vigorously!

We all know that if we want flower plants to grow vigorously, we must supplement them with fertilizers. Most of the nutrients that flower plants obtain during the growth process actually depend on the soil. The first thing we need to do is to supplement nutrients to the soil, the maintenance matrix, to ensure vigorous growth. In fact, we don’t need to use all kinds of fertilizers to supplement nutrients to the soil. Using this kind of water and this kind of soil to grow flowers will have sufficient fertilizer effect and promote vigorous growth!

Universal water for growing flowers - fermented acid water

We often buy nutrient solution to help plants grow. In fact, we can save this money in the future because making fermented acid water at home can have a good effect when used to grow flowers. Because many plants and flowers like acid, watering them with acid water can help them replenish nutrients to a certain extent, thereby helping their growth. Moreover, the raw materials for this homemade sour water are simple and easy to obtain, and the operation method is also very simple.

How to make fermented sour water:

In fact, there are many raw materials for making sour water. Today Huahua will teach you how to make fruit peel water to grow flowers. Because the peel contains various vitamins and trace elements, the nutrients will be completely precipitated after fermentation and provided to the plant growth.

We need to first wash the prepared peels, then cut them into small pieces and put them into a sealed container, then add water until it is 80% full for fermentation. It is best to place it in a cool and ventilated place during fermentation. In this way, the peel water can be used after the fermentation is completed in about half a month. When watering, remove the upper clear liquid and add 50 times water to dilute it. This way, you don’t need to worry about burning the flower roots.

Universal soil for growing flowers - leaf humus

Soil can provide most of the nutrients for flower plants, so when choosing, pay attention to the amount of nutrients it contains. Leaf mold can be said to have the highest nutrient content among all flower-growing soils. Because it is made through the corrosion and fermentation of various leaves, the nutrients originally contained in the leaves will naturally evaporate to a great extent.

How to make leaf mold:

We collect some fallen leaves, and then place them in the sun for sterilization. Then prepare a container, put a layer of soil on the bottom, and then add a layer of fallen leaves. Continue in this way layer by layer and finally cover the top with soil. Then pour water into the container, so that the leaves and soil will slowly ferment inside. After about 3 months of fermentation, the leaf mold is ready, and it is perfect to use as potting soil for flowers.

This kind of soil and water are definitely full of nutrients for growing flowers. If you want the flower plants to grow vigorously, you might as well try this little method. Even if you don't fertilize for a long time, you can ensure sufficient nutrition.