Roses love meat; why not try these few ingredients

Roses come in many varieties, with diverse flower colors, gorgeous blooms, and a pleasant fragrance, and have long enjoyed the reputation of "queen of flowers." In particular, their flowering period, which lasts as long as half a year, satisfies the love of beauty of many flower enthusiasts.

However, this flower actually has a preference that does not quite match its appearance; roses surprisingly like to "eat" meat, and they favor rich meaty fare. When the ingredients are used properly, roses not only grow astonishingly well, but their flowers also become larger and more brilliant, making others envious.

So when caring for roses, the editor suggests that flower enthusiasts try using the following ingredients to grow roses, and they will reap unexpected surprises.

Fish intestines

1. You can buy some fish intestines directly at the vegetable market, then bury them directly in the flower pot. Because this kind of thing has extremely high fertilizer potency, it must be buried deep, preferably in the lower one-third of the soil in the flower pot. Also pay attention to the amount of fish intestines; one small section paired with one pot of roses is enough.

2. Although the above method is effective, the smell of fermented fish intestines is indeed not very pleasant. Flower enthusiasts who mind can first compost the fish intestines and then dilute them for use as organic fertilizer; the effect is also quite good. Of course, during the composting process, an appropriate amount of citrus peel and the like can be added to reduce the odor.

The number of times to use fish intestine organic fertilizer should be based on the specific growth condition of the roses; generally, applying it once or twice a month is enough.

Fatty meat

You can also bury a small amount of fatty meat in the soil in the rose pot, which can likewise produce a good effect.

1. After washing the fatty meat clean with water, bury it about 20 cm deep inside the flower pot, keeping it as far away from the root area as possible. In this way, it is not only relatively clean and hygienic, but also will not damage the fragile roots.

2. After the fatty meat is degraded by the soil, it will be transformed into organic fertilizer rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and various trace elements. Especially when used during the rose's bud stage, the roses will not only avoid yellow leaves, but also produce more buds and larger flowers; the effect is quite astonishing.

Eggs

This method comes from the personal experience of a flower enthusiast on Baidu Tieba. Eggs are considered a pretty good choice for growing flowers. The eggshell is a good calcium fertilizer, and the yolk and egg white, after dilution, are also very good organic fertilizer.

1. Dig a small hole about 15 cm deep in the soil of the rose pot, and note that the hole should preferably be far from the roots.

2. Crack the egg open a little, then put the cracked egg whole into the soil, and finally fill the hole with soil.

3. Under the continuous action of microorganisms in the soil, the egg yolk and egg white ferment and become good organic fertilizer, promoting the healthy growth of the roses, while the eggshell can also become a high-quality calcium fertilizer.

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