Bury this kind of flowering fertilizer for roses, jasmine and gardenias, and they will bloom continuously

Many flower lovers are especially fond of gardenias, jasmine and roses, but what they fear most is that when the flowers bloom, the quantity is especially small, which greatly reduces their ornamental value. Today, Huar will introduce to everyone some little tricks to make these flowers bloom in bursting pots, so that the flowers bloom one batch after another.

If you want the flowers to bloom abundantly, large and vivid, then nutrients are the foundation, but the amount of fertilizer must be controlled well. Too much can easily burn the roots, while too little means fewer flowers, and you must also pay attention to a balanced combination of various nutrients.

So you need to provide these flowers with a "flowering fertilizer" that can be absorbed over the long term and has balanced nutrients. The specific method is as follows:

Collect the innards of chicken, duck and fish, clean them, chop them up, then put them into a plastic bottle (with a lid). If you have bought bone meal at home, you can pour in some bone meal, add a small amount of water and a small amount of insecticide, which can speed up fermentation, then screw the lid on tightly and place it in a bright, cool place.

Every 3-5 days, loosen the lid to let air in. After about two months there will be no foul smell, which means fermentation is complete and it is ready to use.

Before use, filter out the liquid inside; the thick residue is the "flowering fertilizer". Dig some small holes around the edge of the flower pots of gardenias, jasmine and roses, about 5-7 of them, with the depth controlled at 3-5 cm, avoiding direct contact with the root system, otherwise it will cause root rot. Bury one tablespoon of "flowering fertilizer" in each hole, about once every 1-1.5 months, burying it in a different position each time. This will produce more flower buds and make the flowers bloom more vividly.

When entering the flowering period, pruning the flowers is also very important. You should irregularly prune away some old leaves, damaged leaves, and the thinner and smaller branches and leaves in dense areas. You should also properly prune some of the many new buds on the branches. For those with multiple flower buds, prune away the thin and small buds to reduce excessive consumption of nutrients, concentrate the nutrient supply, and promote flowering.

That is all for the flowering fertilizer for gardenias, jasmine and roses. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower care knowledge, you can follow Huahua Fairy!