Jasmine and Gardenia Are Like a Medicine Cabinet: Feed Them a Little Every 30 Days and They'll Bloom Like a Sky Full of Stars
Growing flowers can bring endless joy to life, enrich your spare time, add brilliance and color to your days, decorate your home, and beautify your environment - many benefits in one!
But in the process of caring for flowers and plants, you need to constantly sum up experience, or exchange experience with others, to make your flowers and plants grow more and more vigorously. Take gardenias and jasmine, for example - some flower growers say they are just like a medicine cabinet: feed them a little every 30 days, and they will bloom without holding back, like a sky full of stars!
Chinese herbal medicine residue is a wonderful treasure for growing flowers, because it is made up of the flowers, fruits, roots, stems and leaves of plants, and it contains nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium - the three elements essential for plant growth. So using Chinese herbal medicine residue to care for gardenias and jasmine works superbly; even without applying fertilizer, they can bloom all over their branches, like a sky full of stars.
Therefore, you can compost Chinese herbal medicine residue until it becomes humus, then mix it into the flower soil. This makes the soil more fertile, provides nutrients to the flowers, and works very well as a base fertilizer.
Tips for Beginners
To ferment Chinese herbal medicine residue at home, you can directly dig up some vegetable garden soil, mix it thoroughly with the Chinese herbal medicine residue, put it into a large pot, cover it with 5 cm of soil, and after about half a year it will be fully decomposed into humus and ready to use.
Not only gardenias and jasmine can use it - many other common flowers and plants can too, such as clivia, bougainvillea, azaleas, camellias and so on.
Besides fermenting Chinese herbal medicine residue into humus, you can also ferment it into liquid fertilizer. Use it on gardenias and jasmine once every 15 days; it can also supplement nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, promote flower bud differentiation, and make the plants lush with branches and leaves, blooming continuously like a sky full of stars - especially beautiful.
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