Mix these three things together for growing flowers; it works better than nutrient soil and saves money
Although we walk on the earth, as people's living standards have risen, they have put forward higher demands for quality of life, and of course the same goes for growing flowers. Yatou used to have a group of friends like this, who believed in buying everything that was good, and were persuaded by all kinds of flower-growing tools. Yatou has to admit, some are very creative and very practical! But there is no need for soil for growing flowers, right! Just mix it up at home yourself!
Soil is not necessarily better when bought
The soil sold on the market now all claims to contain various trace elements and nutrients, but what exactly is added, and how much is added, no one can determine! Even if you buy nutrient soil, you will still worry that the nutrients are not enough, and you will still need to fertilize it yourself separately. Rather than worrying, it is better to make it at home yourself; at least you know clearly what has been added!
Mix these three together
Today Yatou will share with everyone the best nutrient soil combination. Pine needles, fallen leaves, and bones have high nutritional value, and you no longer need to worry that the flowers will not get enough to eat!
These three things do not need to be bought, and are very easy to obtain. Let's take a look at the specific method:
Collection: It is exactly autumn now, so pine needles and fallen leaves are very easy to obtain. Find a park with a full variety of trees, and basically you are done! After picking them up and taking them home, soak them in disinfectant, or spread them out in the sun to expose them, to thoroughly disinfect them.
Bone meal: Bones alone cannot be used to grow flowers, so after we finish eating, it is best to use pork ribs (the meat is best cleaned off a bit more), expose them in the sun, and then crush them into powder, so that the nutrients inside can be absorbed by the flowers!
Mix pine needles, fallen leaves, and bone meal in a 1:2:1 ratio with garden soil, and the effect on growing flowers is very good!