Bury this in the pots of clivia, snake plants and orchids: plenty of nutrients, roots protected, lush branches and leaves

As people's living standards improve, more and more people like to grow some flowers and plants at home. Orchids, clivias and snake plants are common household greenery, deeply loved by many flower growers.

Growing flowers and greenery requires fertilizer. Today Hua'er introduces a kind of fertilizer to everyone. Using "it" to grow orchids, clivias and snake plants is more than suitable: highly nutritious and root-protecting, the plants grow like crazy, with lush branches and leaves!

Plant roots are the most important tissue for absorbing nutrients, but some flower growers often fail at growing them, either because a lack of fertilizer causes poor plant growth, or because too much fertilizer causes root burn. The "it" mentioned here causes very little damage to the roots, is rich in nutrients, can be absorbed directly by the plant, and also helps make the potting soil loose and airy. "It" is sheep manure.

Sheep are herbivores, and the manure they excrete is rich in nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium, which can be absorbed directly by the roots and will not burn them.

Since sheep manure is a granular material, there are two ways to use it: first, put the collected sheep manure directly under the sun and bake it for 3-5 days until it is completely dried, then place it at the bottom of the pot, or grind it into powder and sprinkle it directly on the surface of the potting soil; the fertilizer will then seep into the soil with watering and be absorbed by the roots.

Second, put the collected sheep manure into clean water to make a mixed solution, then put it into a larger container to continue fermenting, for about one month. Take the supernatant, dilute it with water, and pour it directly into the potting soil; the effect is especially obvious. This is very suitable for orchids and clivias during their flowering period, prompting them to bloom more and more brightly, and for snake plants during their sprouting period, prompting more flower buds to emerge and making the plant fuller.

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