Soybean water and rice water smell terrible? This homemade liquid fertilizer is clean and 10 times more effective

In autumn, the weather is cool and the temperature is suitable, and many flowers only enter their rapid growth period in autumn, because for plants like clivias, kalanchoes, and Christmas cacti, summer is when their flowering period ends, and also because the weather temperature is too high, so the plants enter a brief dormancy, and after the Start of Autumn, when the weather becomes cool, the plants revive and begin to grow.

In autumn, you must fertilize your flowers so that the plants can grow leaves, bloom, and get through winter smoothly. Many gardening enthusiasts choose some inorganic compound fertilizers and homemade soybean water and rice water when fertilizing plants. These are all common fertilizers for growing flowers, but frequently adding inorganic compound fertilizers to plants will cause the soil to become compacted; and when using homemade soybean water and rice water, if the fermentation is not sufficient and the fermentation method is not proper, it will not only produce a foul smell, but improper methods during use will also burn the plant roots and cause the plants to die, so using them is also nerve-wracking.

Today I want to recommend a very easy-to-use fertilizer. Not only does it not need fermentation, but it also has no peculiar smell, and when using it you do not need to worry about over-fertilizing. It is the common earthworm castings water solution. Earthworm castings are very common in parks and grasslands. They are the most efficient organic fertilizer, rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and 18 trace elements, and the effect of using them to grow flowers is very good.

After picking up the earthworm castings, press them into powder, add them to clean water to make an earthworm castings water solution, and it can be poured directly into flower pots. Because earthworm castings are an organic fertilizer fully decomposed through the earthworm digestive system, during use there is no need for fermentation, and there is no need to worry about using too much. Just use it directly as flower-growing water and pour it into the flower pot. During use there is no peculiar smell, and it will not ferment afterward. Once poured into the flower pot, it can be absorbed by the plant roots and promote plant growth and flowering.

Of course, you can also dry the earthworm castings you pick up in the sun, press them into powder, and add them to the flower-growing soil when repotting plants or changing the soil. They can likewise be absorbed by plants as flower-growing fertilizer. Earthworm castings can be used as fertilizer for any flowering plant, because they contain abundant nutrients, which any plant needs.

Soybean water and rice water smell terrible? Use this homemade liquid, clean and easy to use, with fertilizer effectiveness 10 times stronger!

So using earthworm castings to fertilize plants is not only convenient and easy to use, but also produces no peculiar smell during use, requires no fermentation, and there is completely no need to worry about over-fertilizing and causing fertilizer damage to the plants. Friends who like it can try it themselves.

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