You do not have to buy flower fertilizer to grow flowers - pick up a bit of debris by the roadside and your flowers will burst out of their pots and quickly cover their branches

More and more people are now joining the ranks of flower growers. Keeping some flowers at home can decorate the home, purify the air, and delight the mind, so it can be said to serve multiple purposes at once.
Seeing many flower lovers grow flowers, they either buy flower fertilizer on the market or make their own fermented rice-washing water. Buying flower fertilizer wastes money, and homemade fertilizers such as rice-washing water take too long. Today I will introduce a natural flower fertilizer that you can just pick up by the roadside. Use it to grow flowers, and whatever you grow will burst with growth, with blossoms covering the branches.
This thing is worm castings, a natural organic fertilizer that is very suitable for growing flowers, and no matter what flowers you grow, they all like it very much. It is rich in nutrients and has its own granular structure, which can improve the air permeability of the potting soil.
Specific method: in summer, worm castings can be found along many roadsides. Collect some and sun them for 1-2 days to let them dry thoroughly. If you are repotting flowers, you can put them directly at the bottom of the pot as flower fertilizer, or crush them into powder and sprinkle it on the surface of the potting soil. Each time you water, it will mix into the soil and be absorbed by the plant roots, making the flowers lush with branches and leaves and bloom continuously.
Besides worm castings, you can also pick up some pine needles by the roadside. After taking them home, also sun them for another 2-3 days. You can press them directly at the bottom of the pot as flower fertilizer to increase the air permeability of the soil, or bury them directly in the soil: one layer of pine needles, with a thickness of 3-5cm, and one layer of soil, with a thickness of 10cm. After watering thoroughly, let it fully ferment. After fermentation, mix the soil and pine needles completely, then mix with garden soil at a 1:1 ratio to make potting soil. The effect is very good.
For those who grow flowers in the ground of a courtyard, you can dig a few holes around a spot a short distance away from the roots, then bury it in, pile on thick soil, and it can also make the plants grow like crazy.
That is all for sharing about growing flowers. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about growing flowers, you can follow Huajianke!