Bury this kind of "garbage" in the potting soil of a Radermachera sinica, and new shoots will keep sprouting while the leaves stay glossy green.

Radermachera sinica is a green plant loved by many flower enthusiasts. Its tree form is beautiful, its posture elegant, its flowers numerous and large, accompanied by a faint floral fragrance. On a single inflorescence axis, many flowers often open at the same time, arranging into a long string of golden-yellow flower bands, super beautiful, and it also carries the meaning of "happiness."

Some flower enthusiasts complain that their Radermachera sinica grows poorly, with wilted leaves. If fertilizer, water, light and other care are all normal, then it is mostly caused by insufficient base fertilizer. You can bury this kind of "garbage" in the potting soil as base fertilizer, and new shoots will keep sprouting while the leaves stay glossy green!

This kind of "garbage" is eggshells. Eggshells are rich in nutrients, including nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium and more, as well as some amino acids and vitamins. They are more than suitable for growing Radermachera sinica, and can provide it with sufficient nutrients for its growth and flowering.

Specific method: collect some eggshells, clean them thoroughly, then put them under the sun to bake. You can first crush them into fine pieces, to make sun-drying and the following steps easier.

Put the dried eggshell fragments directly into the microwave and bake for about 10 minutes. Once part of them turns black, take them out. Or put them directly into a pan and stir-fry over low heat; once part of them turns black, they are ready to be taken out.

Dig a few small holes around the flower pot of the Radermachera sinica, with a depth of 1/4-1/3 of the flower pot. Put a small spoonful of the crushed pieces into each small hole, then cover with soil. If the flower pot is big enough, you can directly dig small shallow trenches one by one near the edge, sprinkle the eggshell fragments in, the amount should not be too much, then cover with soil, and you can mound it slightly higher.

You can bury it about once every 2 months. In this way, during the fermentation process it can provide nutrients for the Radermachera sinica, allowing it to grow and bloom better.

That is all for the care of Radermachera sinica. If flower enthusiasts 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!