In autumn, the fruits covering the mountains and fields can be turned into flower fertilizer, sterilizing and disinfecting, making any flower thrive

With the improvement of people's living standards and conditions, many people have begun to pay attention to physical health and healthy living. Not only do they demand green and healthy food, but they also demand a comfortable and healthy living environment. Especially for people living in cities, they pay even more attention to the environmental health of their homes. Many friends keep some green potted plants at home, which can not only decorate the interior, but also purify indoor air, absorb toxic and harmful gases, and release oxygen.

So many flower enthusiasts keep Christmas cactus, clivia, kalanchoe, spider plant, pothos, and lucky bamboo at home. These are all very common household flowers. Keeping so many potted flowers at home naturally requires taking care of them to let the plants grow vigorously. In the process of growing flowers, fertilizing is very crucial. Today I will share with you a method of making organic fertilizer yourself:

These fruits cover the mountains and fields in autumn, and can be used as flower fertilizer to "sterilize and disinfect," making any flower "thrive"

It is now autumn, which is also the harvest season. Many trees have produced dense fruits, such as the common pine trees in the mountains, which are covered with pine cones. Organic fertilizer made from pine cones is not only rich in nutrients, but the rosin and pine oil contained in pine cones also have a sterilizing and disinfecting effect. Using organic fertilizer fermented from pine cones to grow flowers has a much better effect than other fertilizers.

Generally in winter, pine cones are basically completely dry and cracked. After the pine cones are completely dried, smash them into granular form, put them in a bag, add water to keep them moist, and then ferment them. When fermenting in winter, it basically takes three months to ferment fully.

The well-fermented pine cone organic fertilizer can be mixed with flower-growing soil. Especially when growing plants with fleshy roots such as asparagus fern and clivia, choosing this mixed soil can not only ensure the soil is loose and breathable, but also provide effective nutrients for plant growth. Moreover, rosin and pine oil have a sterilizing and disinfecting effect, preventing potted plants from root rot.

In fact, pine cones are very common in cities, especially in parks and green belts, where you often see dry pine cones falling on the ground, which can also be used to make organic fertilizer.

Generally, when choosing organic fertilizer made from pine cones to grow flowers, there is basically no need to add more fertilizer during the growing process, because the nutrients in the organic fertilizer are already very rich and sufficient. So for friends who grow flowers at home, it also saves the process of fertilizing the flowers later.

For potted plants that are prone to soil compaction, plant root rot, and yellowing during the flower-growing process, choosing this pine cone organic soil when changing the soil will prevent these situations from happening again.

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