Feed crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera) and kalanchoe these 2 kinds of phosphorus fertilizer waste residue, and flower buds will sprout rapidly

2 kinds of waste residue rich in "phosphorus fertilizer": give crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera) and kalanchoe "a little taste", and flower buds will sprout rapidly

Growing flowers has become a living habit for many people, and also a hobby for many. Many friends and family around me always like to grow some flowers and plants, placing them at home to purify the air and beautify the environment; tending them in spare time can also help relax the mood.

Especially for flower-growing enthusiasts, they always like to grow all kinds of flowers and plants. As they grow more and more potted plants, it takes more time and energy to care for them. Sometimes, especially when watering and fertilizing the flowers, the workload is also very heavy. Today I will share with you two common types of household waste from daily life. As long as they are properly processed, they are very good phosphorus and potassium fertilizers for growing flowers.

It is now autumn, a period of rapid growth for many flowers and plants, especially for plants that bloom in winter such as clivia (Clivia miniata), crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera) and kalanchoe. In autumn, they must be supplied with sufficient phosphorus and potassium fertilizer to promote the development of flower buds and produce beautiful flowers in winter.

Make phosphorus and potassium fertilizer from eggshells and bones

Every household has eggshells. When you have eggshells at home, you can dry them and then crush them into powder; eggshells are rich in phosphorus and nitrogen, both essential nutrients for plant growth. If you have fish bones, chicken bones or pork bones at home, you can wash them clean in water, remove the salt, then put them under the sun for two days and crush them into powder to use as flower fertilizer. Because bones are rich in calcium, phosphorus and potassium, you can fully mix bone powder with eggshell powder and use it as fertilizer to supplement phosphorus and potassium fertilizer; of course, they can also be used separately.

For crab claw orchid (Schlumbergera) and kalanchoe grown at home, you can remove the surface layer of soil in the flower pot, then evenly sprinkle a layer of the eggshell and bone powder mixture into the pot, then cover it with a layer of soil, water it and carry out normal care. The plant roots can absorb the nutrients, especially the phosphorus and potassium in bone powder and eggshells, which can effectively promote rapid growth of flower buds and help the plant produce beautiful flowers in winter.

Of course, you can also mix eggshell powder and bone powder with soil when repotting and changing soil for the plants, so the fertilizer effect will be more long-lasting.

Eggshells and bones are household waste and are often thrown away. For people who grow flowers, after processing they can be used as flower fertilizer. Not only is the fertilizer effect sufficient, but they are also convenient to use.

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