Exclusive flower-growing secret formula: 3 ingredients to make Chinese roses burst with blooms, orchids burst with roots, and jasmine burst with fragrance
Master gardeners are found among the common people. This little gardener knows a flower grower who is very good at using the waste around him to grow flowers. If you grow a batch of flowers at the same time as he does, you will find that he is ahead of the game right from the start. Does he have some kind of "exclusive secret formula"? Definitely. Let us take a look at these 3 little things, which can be used to grow orchids, Chinese roses, and clivia.
This flower grower is called "Shengguang Yicai". Flower growers who browse Tieba can look him up. These 3 "little things" he recently prepared can be said to be universal for growing flowers. Let us see what they are:
1. Fermented peanut shells
We have all heard that peanut shells are very good for plant care, and we have also heard that peanut shells must be fermented before use. But many flower lovers only do a little dabbling when fermenting. This flower grower is a "big operator". Just look at the picture below. These are all fermented peanut shells. They can be used to grow fleshy-rooted plants such as clivia and orchids, and can also be used to grow flowering plants such as Chinese roses.
Peanut shells are very effective for growing flowers. Decomposed peanut shells are the favorite of clivia and orchids. Mixing a little into the soil not only increases air permeability and drainage and prevents root rot from poor drainage - it is a master at this - but also supplements certain nutrients. The benefits for root growth are enormous, so many flower growers are collecting peanut shells.
If you do not have peanut shells, how can you grow the plant's roots well and make them strong? You can use a root-strengthening and root-nourishingHuadongde organic nutrient solution. It can strengthen and nourish roots. Used together with granular soil, the root-nourishing effect is very good. There are special organic fertilizers developed for fleshy-rooted plants such as orchids and clivia, and also special organic fertilizers developed for Chinese roses and roses. You can choose freely.
2. Willow branches and white vinegar water
The latter two things this flower grower prepared are also very practical. Look at the picture below. The bottle on the left is water soaked with willow trunk, and the one on the right is white vinegar water. These two things also have wonderful uses when caring for potted plants. Let us learn about them.
First, willow branches have two wonderful uses. One is that they can be used to line the bottom of pots to increase drainage and air permeability, which is a relatively basic use; the other is that they contain salicylic acid, which is extremely beneficial for plant rooting. Whether you are propagating Chinese roses from cuttings or caring for orchid seedlings, using some soaked willow branch water gives an excellent rooting effect.
Second, white vinegar water also has wonderful uses in flower growing. We all know that as watering increases, soil easily becomes saline-alkaline, or the garden soil in the north itself is relatively alkaline. This is not conducive to the growth of potted plants, especially acid-loving plants such as jasmine and camellia. At this time, watering with white vinegar water diluted 100 times can effectively prevent yellow leaves caused by salinization after just two waterings.
In ordinary care, of course, we cannot use too much white vinegar water. After all, using too much is not good either. It is not a professional flower-growing fertilizer. We can choose a slightly acidicHuadongde organic fertilizer. It is a microbial organic fertilizer that can help enliven soil, loosen soil, and improve the soil environment. From the time the plant is young, it protects it along the way. For home use, it can safeguard the health of family members. It is a green organic fertilizer that meets the requirements.
Seeing these 3 "treasures", many flower growers are tempted. To be honest, when this little gardener saw the well-fermented peanut shells, he was also especially tempted. If any friend has a lot of them, you can also "gift" me some, haha. When you grow flowers, do you have any other "exclusive secret formulas"?