Rose and jasmine flowers blooming in dense clusters, the old man's trick is just one sentence

The roses and jasmine that this old man grows at home are very famous in his hometown. What others grow either blooms little or grows poorly, while the roses and jasmine this old man grows make many people envious when they see them. He grows the flowers so that not only are the branches and leaves lush, but the blooms are also densely packed, very spectacular and beautiful. But his flower-growing trick is just one sentence, what exactly is it?

The old man said: "The most important things for growing jasmine and roses well are water and fertilizer." Jasmine and roses are flowers that fear both drought and waterlogging, so watering can be neither too much nor too little. So how much watering is appropriate? This old man said that when watering roses and jasmine, you must first look at how dry or wet the flower soil is. If you find that the top of the soil in the pot has turned white and that when you grab a handful and let go it falls apart, that means the soil has already dried out, and at this time it needs watering. If when you grab a handful it forms a clump and does not fall apart when you let go, that means the soil is still wet, so there is no need to water. In summer and autumn, spray water on the leaves every day.

The old man said that to grow jasmine and roses you must give plenty of fertilizer, and when fertilizing, nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium must be balanced, none can be missing. Because jasmine and roses both belong to the flowering ornamental plants, the benefits of using nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer are: nitrogen fertilizer promotes vigorous growth of branches and leaves and a deep green color, phosphorus fertilizer promotes flower bud differentiation and makes them bloom more, and potassium fertilizer promotes strong roots, making them sprout more and branch more, making the plant sturdy and full.

The old man lives in the countryside, and at home he has never bought any flower fertilizer at all; it all relies on the fermented manure of the chickens, ducks, pigs and others raised at home. The old man said: do not underestimate this fertilizer. It is ten times better than the fertilizer you buy. They have no chemical ingredients at all, all belong to green organic fertilizer, and their nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium content is very balanced. Many green agricultural products are grown with this kind of fertilizer. It is very good for any plant, whether for the roots, branches and leaves, or flowering, and no fertilizer can compare with it.

This old man used the trick of this one sentence to grow flowers for decades. This trick gives us an inspiration: for any plant, at any time, organic fertilizer is much better than flower fertilizer, and its fertilizer effect lasts long, its nutrition is comprehensive, and it does not harm the flower roots. It is just like people eating meals: home-cooked food is always much healthier than eating some finished snacks.