Don't throw away watermelon rinds and eggshells; toss them into flower pots and they beat flower fertilizer - any flower will burst with growth

These everyday items we usually treat as trash are treasures for growing flowers, working even better than flower fertilizer

1. Fruit peels.

Fruit peels are the most common trash in our daily lives, because we basically eat fruit every day. These fruit peels, watermelon rinds, and rotten fruit are a shame to throw away. We can directly turn them into fruit enzyme fertilizer, which is a treasure for growing flowers.

Fruit peels contain very rich nutritional elements, and also many amino acids. Used for growing flowers, they can promote flowering, make the leaves very glossy green, and the growth is very fast. Put these fruit peels in a large oil drum, add some water. Leave it in a place with relatively sufficient light and higher temperature to ferment for about one month, then take the clear liquid from the top and use it to water the flowers.

When watering the flowers, dilute it with water at a ratio of 1 to 50. Use it two to three times each month. It can make your acid-loving flowers have very glossy green leaves, very delightful.

2. Eggshells,

We eat eggs every day, and these eggshells can usually only be thrown away, but when used for growing flowers, the effect is unexpectedly good.

Eggshells contain very rich calcium, and also very rich phosphorus, making them a slow-release phosphorus fertilizer. However, they cannot be used directly. We need to wash the egg white off them; if not washed, fermenting in the potting soil will easily burn the flowers. Then dry them in the sun, crush them, and mix them into the flower pot.

Not only can they supplement calcium for the plants, but they can also make the soil loose and breathable. More importantly, they can supplement a certain amount of phosphorus. These eggshells are best not left in large pieces, to avoid scratching the plant roots.

3. Broken bricks and broken tiles,

Actually, the broken bricks, broken tiles, nut shells, etc. that we don't use are usually just thrown aside. They can be used to line the bottom of flower pots to make the pots loose and breathable. When we grow flowers, it is not easy for water to accumulate. This prevents plant root rot.

4. Also the chicken and fish bones left over from what we usually eat, and. the water used to wash fish and meat, we can put them in a large bucket to ferment for about one month. These contain very rich phosphorus.

Used for growing flowers, water the flowers at a ratio of 1 to 50, preferably outdoors, because they will have some odor during fermentation. Using this to grow flowers works better than chemical fertilizer.