Bury this at the bottom of the pot when growing flowers outdoors, and the potting soil will never compact all year round, with lush green leaves

I wonder if you have noticed a phenomenon lately, that is, whether keeping pets or growing plants, more and more friends are doing it, and basically households that grow flowers make up the majority. In fact, for the living environment of humans today, a large part is surrounded by car exhaust, so keeping a few pots of flowers at home can not only decorate the space, but also absorb harmful substances in the air, so that the body will be healthier.

But for beginners, many problems are often encountered in the process of growing flowers, and the most common one is that the potting soil tends to compact, which leads to yellow leaves and root rot in the flowers. For flower lovers who do not understand the severity of this problem, later the potted plants at home will only slowly die one pot after another. In fact, this problem is a very important one in the process of growing flowers, because if the soil environment for the flowers is not handled well, even if you solve the problem at the time, it will recur later. Today, the editor will teach everyone how to deal with this problem.

Many beginner friends will put potted plants outdoors for growing, which leads to the amount of watering and the moisture of the potting soil being uncontrollable. Sometimes too much water in the pot causes root rot, and sometimes too little water in the potting soil leads to the soil not being loose and breathable and having poor drainage, which is what people often call soil compaction.

In fact, if you want to grow flowers outdoors, we only need to bury this thing at the bottom of the pot, and then the potting soil will never compact all year round, and the leaves that grow will also be lush green. They are the relatively common peanut and eggshell in our daily life. Everyone knows that these two things not only have rich nutrients, but can also loosen the soil, so that the soil will no longer compact, and naturally the leaves grown by the plants will be shiny green.

First, we collect the peanut shells and soak them in boiling water. In this way, some impurities or seasonings inside the peanut shells will slowly settle into the water. Then take out the soaked peanut shells and put them under the sun to dry. After they are dry, put the peanut shells into a plastic bag, crush them with a hammer, and then put them at the bottom of the pot. In this way, the potting soil can be made loose, and the nutrients inside can also be released, so that the plants grow quickly.

Each time after using eggshells, rinse them once with clean water, so that there is no egg white liquid inside, and they will not become smelly after being left for a long time. When a certain amount of eggshells has been collected, we can put the collected eggshells under the sun to dry, disinfect and sterilize them, then put them into a plastic bag and crush them with a hammer. Burying them at the bottom of the pot can also loosen the soil, make the leaves of the plants lush green, and keep flower buds blooming continuously. So if you often encounter the problem of soil compaction, you can use the above method to deal with it, so that the potting soil will never compact all year round and the leaves will be lush green. The effect is very good.