Sprinkle this in the pot and the flowers will burst into a mass of blooms, big and vivid

Gardeners have already shared quite a few little tips about growing flowers in practice, such as watering flowers with rice-washing water, fermenting soybeans into fertilizer, and so on. These are no strangers to those who grow flowers. Below, the editor introduces a tip for growing flowers with cornmeal, and the effect is very good.

Watering flowers with cornmeal

Cornmeal contains elements such as lecithin, cereal alcohol, vitamins and cellulose, which can provide plants with nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer, making the flowers grow lush branches and leaves and bloom big and vivid.

How to use: dilute the cornmeal with water at a ratio of 3:2, stir evenly, put it into a bottle, and it needs to be fermented and decomposed. Leave it in the sun to bake for 1 week and it will be ready. The decomposed cornmeal can be diluted with 80% water before watering the flowers.

Using cornmeal to make compost

When making compost, cornmeal can be added, which can speed up decomposition and at the same time eliminate mold in the soil, which is beneficial to the growth of the plants and ensures a healthy growing environment.

How to use: to make compost, add a layer of soil, then a layer of cornmeal, and appropriately add fallen leaves, which can make the soil more fertile. Sprinkle some water to keep the soil moist. Then repeat in the same way and add 1 more layer. After adding everything, cover the container with plastic film and leave it in the sun to bake. In this way, after about half a year, the compost is ready.