The fertilizer king that nourishes both roots and leaves, better than expired medicine and rice water

As people's living standards improve, more and more people have fallen in love with growing flowers, and as the number of flower growers increases, more and more little flower-growing methods and tips have appeared online. Expired medicine, rice water, soybean water, vegetable leaves can all be used to grow flowers, but most people cannot use them, because these methods all require fermentation, and most people simply cannot stand the smell of fermentation, so many of these things are not practical. As for using expired pills to grow flowers, many flower lovers dare not try it, always afraid they will kill their flowers. So today I am sharing two safe organic fertilizer kings that do not need fermentation and can be used directly. Today our topic is:

Better than expired medicine and rice water, it nourishes both roots and leaves, a true "fertilizer king"

I hope it can be of some help to you!

1. Earthworm castings

Earthworm castings, as the name suggests, are the droppings of earthworms. So why are they so effective?

This is mainly because during their growth, earthworms eat some soil, straw, weeds and small gravel. While absorbing and decomposing the nutrients they need, they secrete a kind of organic fertilizer liquid. This substance transforms and ferments soil, straw and weeds, and when it is excreted from their bodies it becomes a fermented, decomposed granular fertilizer. Its fertilizing effect is mild, so even the most delicate flowers and plants can use it.

As for how to obtain earthworm castings, if you have time you can go pick some up on the grass in a park, and if you do not have time you can buy some online, which is cheap and convenient.

The method of use is also very simple. First sun-dry the earthworm castings for about 7 days. You can mix them into the potting soil to grow flowers, or put them into clean water, and after they dissolve, stir evenly to make a muddy slurry and water the flowers directly with it.

After use it can also make the soil loose and breathable without hardening. Even if you do not repot, there is no problem, and it is rich in nutrients, a truly organic fertilizer.

2. Leaf mold water

This is also very easy to obtain, and extremely useful. Generally, anyone growing flowers at home can use it. You only need to dig a little soil from under some large trees when you go to a park and bring it home, then put it into a flower pot, fill it with water, stir, and let it settle. After repeating this 3-4 times, you can take the water and use it to water flowers. The effect is comparable to earthworm casting water.

Why can leaf mold water be used to water flowers?

This is mainly because leaf mold soil contains abundant organic fertilizer. When it fully dissolves in water, it breaks down into many nutrients, suitable for all kinds of flowers, and it can be used an unlimited number of times without burning the roots!

Actually, growing flowers well is really not difficult at all. If you really do not want to make your own flower fertilizer, you can also use the various flower fertilizers sold in flower shops, and just use them according to the instructions, which is convenient and simple.