Add a little of this to the flower pot, and the soil becomes fertile and the flowers burst into bloom

Many gardening enthusiasts say that growing flowers is a money-burning affair - attractive pots, loose and breathable soil, various corresponding flower fertilizers, leaf fertilizers, and so on. If you want to grow flowers well, it really is no small expense. Is it really that troublesome? Actually, by making good use of any small object around us, we can grow flowers very well. Today, Bai Xiaomei'er is sharing with everyone how to turn old used flower soil into new soil that is still loose, breathable and nutritious.

When there are idle flower pots and soil, we must do this:

1. Soil disinfection by sun exposure

Used flower soil contains many insect eggs, bacteria, etc. When it needs to be used again for planting flowers, we must put it in the sun for more than 3 days, fully killing the insect eggs and bacteria before it can be set aside for use.

2. Flower pot disinfection

Used flower pots must be cleaned thoroughly, then soaked in clean water with potassium permanganate or carbendazim added for disinfection for one hour, then rinsed clean with clean water and set aside for use.

While the soil is being exposed to the sun, put the old flower pots into a large basin, add water, and the water must cover the flower pots. Add potassium permanganate, stir a bit with a wooden stick, soak for 1 hour, then take them out, rinse clean with clean water and dry them in the sun.

After the disinfection work is done, can it be used to plant flowers? Don't rush. Before planting flowers, process the already disinfected old soil once more to make it as loose, breathable and nutrient-rich as nutritious soil.

3. Fermenting flower fertilizer

In this season there are many fruit peels, such as grape, watermelon, apple, banana peels, etc. Collect these peels and chop them up. Spread a layer of old flower soil at the bottom of the flower pot, then a layer of fruit peels, and continue layering in this way to the top of the flower pot, then cover it with soil. Find a plastic bag and seal the flower pot, then put it in the sun for 2 months, and a pot of homemade nutritious soil that is loose, breathable and full of fertility is ready.

When you need to plant flowers, add this fermented flower soil to the bottom of the flower pot. It is full of fertility, and after the flowers use it, they bloom especially vigorously. Hardworking gardening enthusiasts can give it a try.