Using sesame powder this way to grow flowers won't burn them, and new branches and leaves grow vigorously with plenty of blooms

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Can sesame powder be used as fertilizer for flowers? The answer is yes.

First, we need to understand what kind of fertilizer sesame powder is. Sesame is an oilseed crop, and oilseed crops have a relatively high oil content. If sesame is used as flower fertilizer, it is a high-nitrogen fertilizer, and this kind of fertilizer is very good for foliage plants. But it cannot be used alone; after a period of time, give the flowers a mixed fertilizer once, and then the flowers will grow well.

Sesame powder can be used directly. You can take some and dig along the edge of the flower pot, bury it in the soil, in a spot away from the roots, and then cover it with a layer of soil. Every time you water, it will ferment, and after it has fermented, its nutrients will flow with the water into the flower soil, supplying fertilizer to the flowers and making the leaves glossy and shiny. It is especially best for use on clivia after blooming, rubber plants, snake plants, etc., as it can increase leaf shine and also help them grow well. With this method, the nutrients decompose relatively slowly, because it first has to ferment; as part of it ferments, the plant absorbs part of it, and the rest ferments again and is then absorbed, so it can supply nutrients for a relatively long time. But there is one prerequisite: it must be placed away from the roots.

Find a mineral water bottle, pour part of the sesame powder into the bottle, and then add water. Seal the bottle and put it in the sun to bake, and after about three months it will have fermented fully. If you see that the color of the water has clearly changed and it is cloudy, you can directly take the liquid on top, dilute it with water, and use it for watering. It is a very good nitrogen-based fertilizer. Using it to water flowers makes it easy to avoid burning them, and the effect is excellent.

With either of these two methods, as long as you use it correctly and well, it is very beneficial for flowers. However, sesame is relatively expensive, so using it is somewhat wasteful. If you really want to use it, you can substitute hemp seeds, soybeans, or similar instead, and it will work just as well.

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