Bury a few grains of it in the flowerpot, and the branches and leaves will keep growing; thin, weak, scorched-yellow plants quickly turn green
When growing flowers, what you want most is for your favorite plants to grow plump and vigorous, with lush green branches and leaves, but sometimes things just don't go as you wish. You always feel that the flowers you have worked so hard to grow why do they always grow poorly, why do they always tend to turn yellow. Then again, growing flowers involves many finer points. Take fertilizing, for example: not just any fertilizer can make flowers grow well. There is a great deal of knowledge in this, and it is also something many flower growers do not understand, no wonder the flowers they grow always turn out poorly. So today I will introduce a very good method that can quickly make poorly growing, yellowing, thin and weak flowering plants become thicker and stronger, with leaves turning green and growing larger, growing nonstop in a rush.
Flower lovers who grew up in rural areas probably know that when homegrown vegetables and the like grow poorly, applying just one kind of fertilizer can make them grow quickly and rapidly turn from yellow to green, with visible results. No other fertilizer can have such a magical effect. It is urea, the quick-acting fertilizer commonly used in rural areas. Urea is a high-concentration nitrogen fertilizer and a neutral quick-acting fertilizer. It leaves no harmful substances in the soil, and long-term application has no adverse effects. Urea is suitable for all plants and all soils, and can be used as a base fertilizer and a top dressing. It can promote cell division and growth, making branches and leaves grow luxuriantly. It also quickly turns branches and leaves from yellow to green. Urea, in the form of a complex, forms chelated iron with Fe2+. It is very effective at preventing and treating yellowing caused by iron deficiency. Moreover, it can make growth fast, with leaves dark green and glossy. It also makes the plant sturdy, with a well-developed root system.
Since urea can be used to grow vegetables and crops, of course it can also be used to grow flowers, and the effect is rapid. After use, results can be seen within a few days. It is a good fertilizer. Urea is sold in markets and flower shops everywhere, and the price is not expensive, at most two yuan per jin, and one jin is enough for dozens of pots of flowers for a year. Urea is generally granular and dissolves easily in water, dissolving as soon as it enters the water. It can be applied to the soil, added to water to water flowers, and also used to spray branches and leaves.
How to use: 1. Along the edge of the pot, use chopsticks to poke three small holes 3--5 cm deep in a triangle, put about 10 grains of urea into each small hole, then cover with soil, and use once every two months. 2. Add 2 grams of urea to 1000 grams of water, wait until it is completely dissolved, then use it to water the flowers. Water once every half month. 3. Add 1.5 grams of urea to 1000 grams of water and use it to spray branches and leaves, once every 10 days. This method has a rapid effect on fast branch and leaf growth, yellow leaves turning green, and weak seedlings becoming strong. If your flowers are not growing as ideal, then hurry up and give it a try.