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Kalanchoe Fed with Black Beans Picked from Farmland: One Plant Blinks and Turns into 150 Plants, Bursting the Pot

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A while ago, a flower lover was growing kalanchoe and fertilized it with sheep manure picked up from a field, which looked like little black beans. As a result, a single pot of flowers sprouted a dense mass of 150 heads, almost bursting the pot open. It was truly incredible,...

A while ago, a flower lover was growing kalanchoe and fertilized it with sheep manure picked up from a field, which looked like little black beans. As a result, a single pot of flowers sprouted a dense mass of 150 heads, almost bursting the pot open. It was truly incredible. So what exactly are the benefits of using sheep manure to grow flowers?

Sheep manure can still be seen in rural areas now, but in the city you probably will not even see a sheep. To use it as flower fertilizer, you can ask for some from farming households, or you can buy some on Taobao; it is available.

Sheep manure is a very good flower fertilizer. How do you use it? Let us take a look together:

Among livestock, sheep manure is the most suitable for growing flowers. Sheep manure contains relatively high nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, with balanced nutrient elements. It can improve the soil. Mixed into the soil, the soil will not become compacted.

Sheep manure must be fermented before use. If it is not fermented well, it easily burns the roots and also gives off a rotten, foul smell.

Fermentation method:

Put the sheep manure in a plastic bag, add water, seal it, and place it in the sun to bake. During fermentation, if you touch the bag, it will feel warm. When it no longer feels warm, it is fully fermented. If there is good sunlight and the temperature is high, about one month or so is enough.

How to use

Fermented sheep manure can be spread directly at the bottom of the flowerpot as a base fertilizer when changing the potting soil, and the fertilizer effect is very good.

You can also dig a few holes around the potting soil, put the sheep manure in, and then cover it with soil. Just be careful not to touch the roots.

You can also soak the sheep manure in water and use the soaked water to water the flowers. The fertilizer effect is not as good as the first two methods, but it is still okay. However, pay attention to the concentration; it must not be too high.

No matter which type of fertilization method is used, it must be in the right amount and not overused. The fertility of sheep manure is especially long-lasting. Use it once, and the fertilizer effect can last for one year, releasing slowly with lasting endurance.

If you grow flowers, the best option is farmyard manure, but due to restrictions in sanitation and other aspects, it is rarely used for home flower growing. If you really can pick some up, then try it quickly. It is guaranteed to astonish you.





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