After jasmine flowers fade, water with this fertilizer and the effect is first-rate; flower buds reappear in seven days

Jasmine is a flower that many people love, because its flowering period is especially long, blooming continuously from May all the way to November without interruption, and its fragrance is especially rich, earning it the reputation of "one plant can scent a whole room."

In late July, many jasmine plants have already begun to finish blooming one after another. Some flower lovers do not know which fertilizer works best after the flowers fade to keep it forming buds and blooming again. An experienced flower farmer says to use "it" - the fertilizer effect is first-rate, it will not burn the roots, and new flower buds appear after 7 days!

Actually, we all know that to get flowers to bloom there must be enough phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, but in summer it is especially easy to burn the roots. The "it" the experienced flower farmer mentioned is fish intestine water, because fish intestines contain a large amount of phosphorus and potassium elements, which can be directly absorbed by jasmine, letting it continue to differentiate flower buds, form buds and bloom, and causing relatively little damage to the root system.

Specific method: collect some fish intestines; you can directly ask the fish seller for some. After taking them home, chop the fish intestines into small pieces, then put them in a container, add an appropriate amount of water. Because fish intestines have a strong smell during fermentation, you can also add some orange peel to improve the smell and speed up fermentation. Before adding, it also needs to be chopped. After sealing, put it under the sun to bake.

During fermentation, gas will be produced, so it needs to be aired out every 3-5 days. In the high-temperature summer environment, fermentation is complete in about half a month.

Before use, filter it, then mix it with clear water (best to use air-conditioner water or rainwater, etc.), dilute 10 times, and slowly pour it in from the edge of the flower pot. Stop watering when it gets near the top to prevent burning the roots, once every 3-4 days; this fermented fish intestine water can also be used for foliar topdressing, but it must be diluted 100 times and sprayed onto the branches and leaves, which can make the leaves more emerald green and glossy, once a week, and in about 7 days or so you can see small flower buds.

The care of jasmine is introduced here. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. To learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!