Don't throw away these scraps when growing potted flowers - with a little processing they become the best fertilizer

?In our daily lives, many things become excellent fertilizer for flowers and plants after fermentation. If you keep a few pots of flowers at home, then you're in luck

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In our daily lives, many things become excellent fertilizer for flowers and plants after fermentation. If you keep a few pots of flowers at home, then you're in luck

1. Waste oil as flower fertilizer - There is a lot of waste oil in daily life, such as: waste oil from range hoods, waste oil left over from frying food, waste oil filtered out from soup and not wanted, etc. Using this waste oil as flower fertilizer works very well. Method: pour the waste oil into the soil of an empty flower pot with no plants, then water it so it ferments, and use it after fermentation.

Flowers

2. Rice washing water as flower fertilizer - Many people know to use rice washing water as fertilizer to water flowers, but the vast majority pour it directly into the flowers without fermenting it. If used improperly, unfermented rice washing water can easily burn the roots, and its nutrients are not as good as fermented rice washing water

Rice washing water

3. Feathers as flower fertilizer - Feathers as flower fertilizer? Probably many people don't know that the feathers from killing chickens and ducks in daily life can also be used as flower fertilizer. Feathers buried directly into a flower pot or soaked and composted are all excellent phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and the fertilizer effect can last more than two years.

Feathers

4. Leftover tea leaves as flower fertilizer - Leftover tea leaves are also very good fertilizer. Like rice washing water, they need to be fermented before use for a better effect. Method: soak the leftover tea leaves in water for several days, then pour it at the base of the flowers, which can promote plant growth.

Tea leaves

I hope the above content can be helpful to you. In fact, there are still many waste products in daily life that can be used as flower fertilizer after processing. The editor won't write too much here, as too much text makes your eyes tired.