Treasures picked up from the green belt, casually scattered into pots, bloom abundantly and grow fast

Every time Huahua goes for an evening walk in the park, she sees quite a few dog walkers holding small shovels, bagging their dogs' feces in plastic bags, not throwing them in the trash, but taking them straight home! Huahua was so curious that after asking, she found out these feces were being taken home to grow flowers!

Using cat and dog feces to grow flowers, the more they bloom!

Gardeners with small dogs at home, pay attention! Puppy poop is also a great fertilizer for growing flowers, and its fertilizing power is very strong! Hurry up and take a look at how to use it!

How to use it?

1. The puppy poop picked up at home cannot be thrown directly into the flower pot. On one hand, it attracts bugs; on the other hand, its fertilizing power is too strong and can burn the roots. It must be fully composted before use.

2. Mix the puppy poop with soil. You can use the sandwich composting method: first spread a layer of soil about 5cm thick on the bottom of the flower pot, then put in the puppy poop, then add soil, and so on, until the flower pot is filled.

3. Finally, add a bit of carbofuran to the flower pot to prevent the puppy poop from attracting bugs. Then find a sealed plastic bag, wrap the entire flower pot in it, and place it directly in the sun to bake. Summer weather is hot, so basically it only takes 1-2 months to finish composting.

4. When autumn comes and the weather cools down, when repotting the flowers, you can directly take out the composted soil, stir it, and mix in some coconut coir, perlite, and the like. This kind of nutrient soil has strong fertilizing power. Used on roses and bougainvillea, they will burst with shoots and bloom in no time!

5. If there is no space at home for composting, there is another method: put the puppy poop into a 2-layer fine mesh bag, hang it outdoors in a well-ventilated place to dry. Note that you must use a fine mesh bag with small holes, so flies cannot get in and bugs are prevented. Basically after about 3 months, the puppy poop will be air-dried! Dried this way, it does not smell at all, and it can be used once mixed into the soil!

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Using sheep manure pellets to grow flowers, big blooms and vivid colors are unstoppable!

Every time I go back to my hometown, I see quite a few air-dried sheep manure pellets by the roadside. Although I am tempted to pick them up and take them home every time, my family always stops me! In fact, sheep manure pellets are also a miracle tool for growing flowers. If you do not believe it, take a look!

How to do it?

1. Collect the sheep manure and put it in the sun to bake for 1 day to achieve sterilization and disinfection. Then find a clean plastic bag, throw the sheep manure pellets in, add water, seal, and ferment. Do not add too much water; it is best if the sheep manure pellets are slightly moist.

2. If you want the sheep manure pellets to compost as quickly as possible, you can add a bit of EM bacteria during fermentation. Also, summer weather is hot, so basically they can be composted in about 1 month.

3. The fermented sheep manure pellets are loose and breathable, and their fertilizing power is not bad either. They can be mixed with garden soil and used as a base fertilizer when repotting, which can supplement nutrients for flowers and plants, making the flowers more and more vivid!

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4. If you pick up completely air-dried sheep manure pellets in the wild, you can use them directly. Sprinkle 3-5 on the surface of the flower pot, or poke a hole in the pot edge away from the root system and bury the sheep manure pellets in. Gardeners who grow orchids especially need this miracle tool for growing flowers, sheep manure pellets!

Using worm castings to grow flowers, the flowers grow vigorously!

When it comes to worm castings, many gardeners call them the "king of organic fertilizers", which shows the status of worm castings in flower growing! Moreover, worm castings will not burn roots at all, nor will they cause soil compaction. They are simply the most useful miracle tool for growing flowers!

How to use them?

1. After it rains, gardeners can take a few strolls in the park or the wild. Those yellow or black curved little pieces on the ground are worm castings.

2. If the worm castings you pick up and bring home are relatively many, you can mix them with potting soil at a ratio of 1:5 and use the mixture directly as nutrient soil. Basically, you will not need to fertilize again for 1-2 years.

3. If the amount of worm castings you bring home is small, then just use them directly as a top dressing. You can sprinkle them directly on the pot surface, or dig a hole in the pot surface and bury the worm castings in. This way, when you water, the contents in the worm castings will penetrate into the soil with the water flow, thus supplementing nutrients.

Using chicken manure to grow flowers, seedlings shoot up to 1 m tall!

Finally, Huahua will talk about chicken manure, which most people will also use! Chicken manure not only contains a large amount of phosphorus and potassium, but also contains many other trace elements. It is a rare organic fertilizer!

Before adding chicken manure fertilizer:

After adding chicken manure fertilizer:

(Image author: Huahua Shijie Yanghua)

How to use it?

1. Chicken manure fertilizer must be composted before use, otherwise it easily burns roots and also easily attracts bugs. Mix the chicken manure with garden soil, seal it, and ferment. Basically in 2 months it will become nutrient-rich nutrient soil.

2. If it is chicken manure that has already been completely air-dried, you can also grab a small handful and bury some at the pot edge away from the root system, which can likewise achieve the purpose of supplementing nutrients.

After reading Huahua's introduction,

Has everyone learned it?

If you want to grow flowers well,

Everyone must not it dirty,

Hurry to the countryside and pick up some animal feces!

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