Growing flowers on the balcony: put an egg in the pot, the leaves grow glossy green and the flowers keep blooming

For friends who love growing flowers and plants, everyone knows that soil and fertilizer are the most crucial things. Only when the soil is fertile and fertilizer is applied regularly will potted flowers and plants grow vigorously and bloom abundantly. But sometimes you cannot find fertilizer to apply, and you do not want to buy fertilizer, so what should you do?

Bury one egg in the flower pot, and you will not need to fertilize again for half a year. The flowers bloom abundantly and brightly, and can bloom two or three times!

If you directly put a raw egg into an indoor potted flower, it is easy for it to mold and spoil and attract small insects. If you directly put it into a potted plant you are growing, especially in the pot of a relatively small potted plant, it is not very good.

But if the potted plant is placed outside and fertilized outdoors, the effect is especially good. A flower grower's jasmine (Jasminum sambac) had never bloomed. Later he used a clever trick: in the jasmine pot's soil, at the edge of the pot soil, he dug a small hole and buried one broken raw egg. The jasmine grew glossy green leaves and bloomed two or three times in succession, with large and fragrant flowers, and he did not need to fertilize again for a whole year.

In the kitchen, if you cannot finish eating the eggs and they expire and are no longer fresh, and you want to make fertilizer to fertilize flowers, there are two methods:

First, separate the eggshells from the egg liquid. Keep the egg liquid together with collected rice-washing water, soybean residue water, fruit peels, etc., and put them all into a sealed large basin or barrel. After about three months, once fully fermented and decomposed, it becomes organic fertilizer. Then dilute it with water and use it to fertilize flowers and plants. If it has fully fermented and decomposed, it is very good organic fertilizer, much better than chemical fertilizer, and can make the soil looser and more fertile. The flowers bloom more and better.

The other method is to keep the eggshells. Eggshells contain calcium fertilizer, potassium fertilizer, etc. Wash the eggshells collected at home, dry them in the sun, and then crush them.

They can be added to the potting soil, about one tenth, which can increase fertility and also make the soil breathable and well-draining. Flowers and plants grow vigorously, and the flowers keep blooming.

If the potted plant is especially large and is placed outdoors, and the flower pot is very, very large, bury one raw egg in the soil around the pot, and you can use the raw egg as fertilizer. Cover it with a bit more soil, and the nutrients will gradually be absorbed by the roots of the flowers and plants. The flowers and plants grow more and more vigorously! And they bloom more and more!