3 kinds of fruit peels make flower fertilizer, 10 times better than fertilizer, so simple even a child can do it
When we usually grow flowers, we all know that fertilizer is needed. The nutrients in fertilizer can not only promote plant growth, but also enhance soil fertility and make flowers grow better! Of course, fertilizer can not only be bought but also made by yourself. Today Xiaoye will tell everyone which three kinds of peels in daily life can be used to make flower fertilizer. Hurry up and learn!
NO.1 Aloe water
Aloe is a green plant everyone is all too familiar with. Aloe water has a really great effect on flowers. It can not only provide flowers with nutrients such as vitamins, minerals and amino acids, but also has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects and protects the root system!
How to do it:
1. Take fresh aloe leaves, wash them clean with water, then put them into a blender and crush them. If you do not have one, you can also mash them with a rolling pin!
2. After mashing, you will collect a lot of thick juice. For watering flowers, you do not need aloe liquid this thick. We need to mix it with water to make aloe water, and then just water with it when fertilizing!
NO.2 Potato peel water
Potatoes contain rich nutritional elements and starch, which are good for both the human body and plants. If potatoes are used, it is a bit wasteful, so using potato peels to make flower fertilizer is best. The nutrients will not be lost at all, making it very suitable for making flower fertilizer!
How to do it:
1. Put the collected potato peels into a sealed bottle, add 3/4 water
2. Put the prepared potato peel water in a sunny and ventilated place. It will ferment well in about 7 days. The fermented potato peel water can be used directly to water flowers. When watering, be sure to pour it along the side of the flower pot, avoid pouring it from the center of the flower, so as not to burn the heart!
NO.3 Banana peel water
Do not throw away leftover bananas from daily eating. They can be used to make flower fertilizer. Banana peels contain a lot of potassium, which is very important for flowers that are in the flowering period!
How to do it:
1. Collect some banana peels, cut them directly into small pieces with a small knife, and then bury them far away from the root system, to avoid burning the root system during the later fermentation process!
2. Banana peels can also be made into banana water solution, which is very good for watering flowers. The method is the same as for potato peels. Cut the banana peels into pieces and put them into a clean container, pour in 3/4 water, place it in a sunny and ventilated spot, and after about 7 days of fermentation it can be used!
The nutrient solutions made by the above three methods have a relatively high concentration. Before use, they must be diluted about 20 times, otherwise they will burn the flower root system. During the process of decomposing fertilizer, a lot of foul-smelling gas will be produced. If you think decomposing fertilizer is troublesome and has an odor, you can apply microbial bacterial fertilizer once every 10 days. The microbial metabolites can decompose phosphorus and potassium elements in the soil, provide the nutrients needed by flowers, will not burn the root system, are very safe, and can be used all year round!