Want your Christmas cactus to bloom nonstop? Feed it this and the results are superb

The Christmas cactus is one of the most common potted plants in the home. If you want your Christmas cactus to have lush branches and leaves and flowers covering the branches, you need to give the plant plenty of fertilizer. Many people don't know what kind of fertilizer to apply. Actually, you can feed your Christmas cactus an egg, and it will supply the Christmas cactus with plenty of phosphorus, calcium, nitrogen and other elements. Here is a detailed introduction:

Feed your Christmas cactus some egg white to promote plant growth

First, separate the egg white from the yolk, then put the egg white into a clean plastic bottle, then add 800ml of clean water and stir well. You can appropriately add a little orange peel, which not only removes the odor but also increases nutrients. Cover the bottle cap and put it under the sun to bake. Basically, it will ferment successfully in one month. Then mix the solution with clean water at a ratio of 1:20 and stir well, and water the Christmas cactus directly with it. Water it once every half a month, and its leaves will become emerald green and glossy.

Feed your Christmas cactus some egg yolk, and flowers will cover the branches

First, dig a few holes at the edge of the Christmas cactus pot soil, making sure to keep them away from the plant roots. Then stir the egg yolk evenly and pour it into the holes. During the process of the egg yolk fermenting in the soil, it can supply the Christmas cactus with plenty of nitrogen, phosphorus and other elements, which can effectively promote the growth of the Christmas cactus, with flowers covering the branches.

Feed your Christmas cactus some egg water to make it lush and full of branches and leaves

When boiling eggs, if you have not added salt or tea leaves, you can wait until the egg-boiling water cools and then water the Christmas cactus directly without fermenting it. This can supply the Christmas cactus with rich minerals, effectively promote the growth of the Christmas cactus, and make it lush and full of branches and leaves.

Feed your Christmas cactus a whole egg, and you won't need to fertilize for a year

If the Christmas cactus in your home is relatively large, you can dig a hole at the edge, then crack a small hole in the egg, then place it directly into the hole, and then cover the egg with soil. In this way, the egg liquid will slowly ferment in the soil, and after the eggshell ferments it can also provide plenty of nutrients to the Christmas cactus, allowing it to grow more vigorously. After feeding the Christmas cactus an egg, keep it in a well-ventilated place.