Sunflower seeds can also be used as flower fertilizer; apply a little each time, and within 90 days you'll have a sea of blooms

?What plant lovers love most is probably the feeling of fragrance filling the whole house, but ideals are always wonderful and far removed from reality. In everyday life, growing a sea of flowers is truly quite difficult, but Huahua asked around with some seasoned gardeners and learned that even tiny sunflower seeds can be used as fertilizer for growing flowers.

Of course, using sunflower seeds as fertilizer means using the shells left after cracking them open, but it's best not to choose five-spice or other flavored sunflower seeds; plain original-flavor seeds are best. Sunflower seed shells contain relatively high amounts of nitrogen and potassium fertilizer, which is quite beneficial to the growth of flowering plants, and like peanuts, sunflower seeds are quite oily, so they are especially suitable for heavy-feeding plants and flowers.

Using sunflower seed shells as fertilizer works the same way as making peanut shell fertilizer. First, add water to the shells and store them sealed, then put them directly under sunlight, which helps the elements and nutrients in the shells ferment faster. After being exposed to wind and sun this way, a good sunflower seed shell fertilizer is ready. Mix it into the flower's soil and it is a great thing for growing flowers.

Sunflower seed shells don't have to be fermented into a thin fertilizer liquid to be useful. After drying the shells, place them on the surface of the soil in the flower pot; this not only prevents moisture loss, but sunlight also breaks down organic matter for the flowers to absorb, increasing their growth rate.

You can also put sunflower seed shells at the bottom of the flower pot, so the shells slowly release organic elements at the bottom and provide nutrients to the plant's roots; this not only prevents root rot but also loosens and aerates the soil in the pot. Seen this way, tiny sunflower seed shells really are incredibly powerful.

In fact, aside from sunflower seed shells, a whole range of nut shells such as peanut shells, longan shells and pistachio shells are all great materials for growing flowers. The fertilizer-making principle is the same and the method of use is identical, and these shells placed at the bottom of a flower pot work even better than soil, because shells are less airtight than soil, which helps ventilation at the bottom of the pot..

This method is suitable for potted plants. If it's a flower planted in the ground in a small home garden, you can find the direction of the plant's roots on the ground, then dig a small hole beside it and put in the prepared thin fertilizer liquid or dried nut shells; this way, even ground-planted flowers will grow more and more luxuriantly.

Growing a sea of flowers really demands very high flower quality, but with this simple and easy-to-obtain fertilizer liquid, Huahua believes that whether potted or ground-planted, whether on a balcony or in a small garden, they will all present a scene of abundant blooms and overflowing fragrance. Flower friends, hurry up and get this simple yet effective little flower-growing method!