Pick It Up for Your Plants and Put It in the Flower Pot: The Potting Soil Becomes Loose and Airy, and Flowers Bloom Like Crazy

Pick up "it" for your plants and put it in the flower pot; the potting soil becomes loose and airy, and flowers bloom like crazy!

Normally, after eating fruit, we just throw away the peels. In fact, these fruit peels are all great fertilizer for growing plants, and with a little processing they can be used to grow flowers.

The apples, pineapples, orange peels and so on that families commonly eat can all be used to grow plants. Use these fruit peels to make nutrient soil. After processing, put it in the flower pot; the potting soil is airy and nutritious, and flowers bloom like crazy. So do not throw these fruit peels away; pick them up and use them to grow plants!The method is also very simple:

1. Use a larger container and fill it one third full with garden soil, then spread a layer of chopped apple peels, grape peels, pomelo peels and so on evenly on top.

2. Then evenly sprinkle a layer of garden soil over the fruit peels, cover with another layer of fruit peels, and continue adding another layer of garden soil, repeating this until the container is full.

3. Finally, pour a little rice-washing water into it, then cover the container with a black plastic bag. Note that every so often, you need to open the plastic bag to let it air out.

4. Put it in a place with high temperature where it can get sunlight. Generally, after 2 months of fermentation it will become very fertile nutrient soil. The nutrient soil made this way will become slightly acidic soil, especially suitable for those flowering plants that like acidic soil, such as camellias, azaleas, jasmine and other flowers. Generally, when repotting, use it as nutrient soil for these flowers and plants.

When this kind of soil is used in growing plants, it is full of nutrients and also has good air permeability, which can make potted flowers grow vigorously and bloom nonstop.