Bury a chicken and a fish in the flower pot, and the flowers immediately grow like they've been given hormones
Bury a fish in the pot, and flower buds pop out one after another!
I once saw a gardening enthusiast named "ruoshuiuu" say that his goldfish, which he had kept for over three years, recently died for no apparent reason, so he decided to use the dead goldfish for his home flowers!
How to use it?
1. If you have potted roses at home, you can't bury it directly into the flower pot, otherwise it will burn the roots. You can prepare a flower pot, lay 3-5cm of soil at the bottom, then throw the dead fish in. If you're worried about the hot weather attracting bugs, you can also spray some insecticide.
2. Then cover the dead goldfish with soil, seal it up and place it in the sun to ferment. Basically it only takes 1-2 months, then open the lid and stir it thoroughly, and it becomes nutrient soil rich in phosphorus and potassium!
3. Whether you're growing roses, camellias, or other flowering plants, you can use this nutrient-rich soil. Once your home flowers use it, flower buds pop out rapidly, and the blooms naturally become bigger and more numerous!
4. If you have roses planted in the ground, then there's nothing to worry about at all - just dig a big hole far away from the roots and bury the dead fish directly in.
5. The dead fish will decompose and ferment on its own in the soil, thereby replenishing nutrients for your home flowers, making them more and more numerous, with so many blooms you can't even cut them all!
Bury a chicken in the pot, and new shoots sprout rapidly!
Some gardening enthusiasts have chickens at home that died from illness, which certainly can't be eaten anymore. In that case, you might as well use them for your home flowers - it can also make your home flowers grow rapidly!
How to use it:
1. For the method of burying a chicken, I suggest it's best to use it for ground-planted flowers. Dig a big hole far away from the roots and bury the dead chicken directly in!
2. A chicken buried in the ground will release a large amount of nutrients in the soil, thereby providing enough fertilizer for your ground-planted flowers, making new shoots sprout rapidly and letting them bloom as many times as you want!
Bury some shrimp in the pot, and the roots grow as thick as radishes!
Because I live near the sea, I often buy seafood to eat, but some of the large shrimp I buy back may have gone bad. Those bad shrimp and some shrimp shells can be given to the flowers!
How to use it?
1. Prepare a flower pot, fill it with soil, then dig a somewhat large hole along the edge of the pot.
2. Bury the bad large shrimp directly into the flower pot, then cover with soil.
3. Seal the flower pot to compost the soil. Large shrimp decompose quite easily - it only takes 1-2 months to compost into nutrient-rich soil! At this point, just stir it a few times and use it for your flowers, and they'll grow more and more vigorously, with roots as strong as radishes!