A half-dead rose bush can explode with blooms just by putting some fruit peel in the flower pot

Give a half-dead rose bush some fermented "fruit peel" and the effect is especially good! A few days ago I was chatting with fellow gardeners and found something quite interesting: the DIY fermented fertilizer we often talk about really works well. Right now is the season when a lot of fruit hits the market in the south, like the grapes we often eat. Last night I went and bought some, 10 yuan for 3 jin of fairly soft fruit that would not keep long. After eating them I had over half a jin of grape skins left. Can these be used to grow flowers?

Actually, grape skins contain very high levels of nutrients, which is why I basically eat grapes with the skins on. I wonder if any fellow gardeners do the same? But if you just put grape skins directly into the rose's flower pot, that definitely will not work. That easily leads to all kinds of pests, so the best approach is to ferment the grape skins.

Fermentation steps

(1) Never wash the grape skins; just put them directly into a wide-mouth bottle, and add 2L of water to half a jin of grape skins

(2) Add 250g of brown sugar, which needs to be dissolved first

(3) Add half a cup of fermented plain yogurt

(4) Leave it on the balcony for half a day first, then it needs to be kept out of light

(5) In the early stage, release the gas once each at 24 hours and 48 hours

After about 10 days of fermentation you can smell the alcohol, and after another 10 days it is ready to use. When using it, dilute it 20 times for a safer effect. If you did not add brown sugar and plain yogurt, it needs to ferment for 2 months before use. Use it once every 7 days on roses, and the effect is good. Even those with very poor growth, half-dead ones, can sprout steadily, and every pot explodes with blooms.

Alright, that is all we will say about fruit peel. If you want to grow roses well, choose fermented fertilizer; if you can do it yourself, ferment it yourself. If you like to keep things clean, choose a ready-made fermented nutrient solution, for example one fermented from sugarcane, which is no worse than grape skins. Dilute it 500 times to use; after roses use it, the roots are well developed and the sprouts are strong, and 1 bottle lasts 1 year.

So besides using good fertilizer, are there other solutions? Let us take a look at how roses should be cared for, and I hope it can help everyone!

If the basics are not solid, the fertilizer's effect is greatly reduced

The soil you choose for roses is the basic skill. We all know roses are plants that like slightly acidic soil, and they need nutrient soil with fairly high humus content to grow well. When it is airy, root growth is more favorable.

How should you choose soil for roses? I think there is no absolute answer; it should depend on each person's watering. For example, for beginners, I suggest choosing good soil, as this can increase the chance of success; otherwise, if beginners follow an expert's method, problems will arise. The nutrient soil below is a special formula soil for roses, very suitable for growing roses.

Watering is a science

When it comes to watering roses, this is the hardest part. Why? Because it is too easy to do, so it becomes very hard. Many people water unconsciously; for example, the few points below are ones everyone "makes" out of experience.

(1) Water when going to work, then water again when coming home from work

(2) Water as soon as you see the surface is dry

(3) Put a tray under the flower pot, water thoroughly often, and then the tray is full of water

Those who do not know how to water generally get only one result, and that is yellowing leaves.

Suggested watering principles:

(1) Check whether the soil below 3cm is short of water

(2) When you see the pot soil has become lighter, it needs watering

(3) If you water often, you need to remove that tray

(4) It is suggested to mist the leaves more to increase humidity and lower temperature

Alright, if you have any questions about what I said, you can leave me a message, or if you think there is a better way, you can also leave me a message!