Use these two flower fertilizer powders for flowering plants: vigorous growth, continuous blooming, and more nutritious

More and more people treat growing flowers as a hobby. It can decorate the home, make people happy, relieve stress, and can also absorb harmful gases and release oxygen, purifying the air. It can be said to serve multiple purposes in one pot.
To make flowers grow and bloom, fertilizer is essential. As for fertilizer, many flower lovers also prefer homemade flower fertilizer. On one hand, it saves money; on the other hand, it adds to the fun of growing flowers.
Today Huar will introduce 2 kinds of flower fertilizer to everyone. Sprinkle them into the flower pot, and let the flowers grow nonstop and bloom continuously, more "nutritious" than bought fertilizer!
1. Worm castings
Worm castings are a kind of fertilizer that flowers like very much. They are rich in nutrients, have no odor, can be absorbed directly by the roots, and will not burn the roots. It can be said to be an ideal fertilizer.
In this weather now, you only need to take a stroll in the park to see a lot of worm castings. Collect them, crush them into powder, and sprinkle them evenly directly into the flower pot. Each time you water, the powder will mix into the soil for the roots to absorb. You can sprinkle it 2-3 times a month to promote the growth and blooming of flowers.
Note: The collected worm castings are not very dry. It is best to put them under the sun to bake so they dry thoroughly and can be kept for later use.
2. Eggshell powder
Eggshell powder contains a large amount of phosphorus fertilizer. It can make the leaves more emerald green and glossy, and can also increase the number of blooms, making the flowers bigger and more colorful. Many flower lovers use it as a base fertilizer, and it can also be sprinkled directly into the potting soil. After being fully mixed, it is absorbed by the roots.
Collect eggshells, wash off the egg white with clean water, and put them under the sun to bake for 2-3 days. Because the process of eggshells turning into flower fertilizer is relatively slow, if you want to apply it in the pots of large green plants, such as Radermachera sinica, Pachira aquatica, Areca palm, etc., you can crush them directly and sprinkle them into the potting soil. After sprinkling, cover them with a thin layer of soil.
If you want the eggshell powder to be absorbed quickly by the roots, then after drying, you can put it in the microwave and bake it for about 10 minutes, or stir-fry it in a pan for about 20 minutes. It does not matter if it turns black. After crushing it into powder, it can be sprinkled directly into the flower pot to provide nutrients to the flowers over the long term. It is even better to use than bought fertilizer.
That is all for the introduction of the 2 kinds of flower fertilizer. 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-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!