Flowers blooming brings joy, and flowers falling brings dismay, but these are just the normal ups and downs of life! But Yatou wants to say, even fallen flowers have their uses! Scattered and crushed into dust, since they can turn into dust, then in this process of decomposition, won't they also release a certain amount of nutrients?

It turns out flower petals can also be used to make homemade flower fertilizer.

Step one: Collect the petals.

No matter what kind of flower it is, whether it is about to fall or has already fallen to the ground, collect them all! The more commonly used ones (kalanchoe, Chinese rose, rose, rose)

Step two: Compost the flower fertilizer.

There are two ways to compost them: one is liquid flower fertilizer, and the other is powder flower fertilizer.

The first way: Put the collected flower fertilizer into a sealed bag and add a certain amount of water. Place it in a sunny spot and just let it sunbathe! Don't use a plastic bag that is too thin, or it may burst during the intense sun exposure. If you are worried, you can just put it directly in a large plastic bucket.

After one month, the liquid in the plastic bag is ready to use! Just dilute it with water and spray it.

The second way: Put the collected petals directly in the sun to bake. Keep going until the petals become crisp. If you don't mind the trouble, you can use a tool to crush the petals into powder. Then mix it with soil. And you can plant flowers with it!