Don't throw away eggshells - use them to fertilize your plants, and they'll grow lush with branches and leaves and bloom nonstop

Many gardening enthusiasts know that eggshells can be used to fertilize plants, because eggshells are rich in phosphorus and calcium. Fertilizing plants this way can make their root systems thicker and stronger, and make them grow lush with branches and leaves. 2. Bloom nonstop, with more vibrant flower colors.

But some gardening enthusiasts don't know how to fertilize plants, which has led to some misconceptions. Some gardening enthusiasts put used eggshells directly into the soil without any processing. This will not let plants directly absorb the nutrients in the eggshells, and it will also breed pests! So below, let me introduce how to fertilize with eggshells.

First, collect the leftover eggshells, then put the eggshells into clean water and wash them. Be sure to wash them several times to wash off the egg liquid inside, otherwise it is easy to breed pests. If they are eggshells from boiled eggs, they can be used directly. After the eggshells are washed clean, put them in a place with plenty of light and good ventilation to dry. Basically, dry them for about 3 days, until the eggshells become very brittle.

Put the already dried eggshells on a flat surface and crush them. If you have a food processor at home, you can also use it to grind them directly, until they become powder. Then dig a ring of holes around the edge of the plant's pot soil. Remember not to damage the roots. Sprinkle the prepared eggshell powder evenly into the holes, then fill the holes back up with soil.

In this way, when you water the plants, the eggshells will slowly flow down with the water, so that the plant roots can slowly absorb the nutrients in the eggshells, allowing the plants to grow like crazy and making the flower colors more vibrant. If the eggshell fertilizer is not all used up, you can put it into a bottle and take it out when needed.