Use these 3 strong-smelling fertilizers for your flowers, sprinkle 1 spoonful and the leaves will be thick, large and glossy green

Everyone says, "For growing flowers, fertilizer is three parts and water is seven parts." Watering is certainly important, and fertilizing only accounts for three parts, but without those three parts, how could a plant be fully strong and fully healthy? Let Huahua say this: both watering and fertilizing are important. Watering maintains basic growth, while fertilizing can make a plant's growth even better!

Some friends do not like to apply compound fertilizers to their plants, always feeling that natural organic fertilizers are healthier. Therefore, today Huahua wants to talk with everyone about organic fertilizers. People who often grow flowers all know about household kitchen items like rice water and soybeans. Today Huahua will tell everyone about a few rather strong-smelling organic fertilizers. Although they are rather strong-smelling, their effect when used is first-rate!

The three fertilizers Huahua wants to tell everyone about today are three kinds of "manure": bird manure, earthworm manure, and sheep manure.

First, let's talk about bird manure. In the city, finding a bit of bird manure is really not easy, but bird manure is rich in phosphorus. Everyone knows that phosphate fertilizer can make plants grow faster, and when it is time for flowering and fruiting, it can also promote plant flowering and fruiting!

If everyone is interested in bird manure, then when you have time, wander around the flower and bird market and you can still come across bird manure. If you do not come across it, it does not matter either, you can use something else!

Next, let's talk about sheep manure. I believe everyone's hometown or grandparents' home keeps one or two sheep. Huahua has learned that because sheep eat grass, and sheep manure is the product of sheep digesting it themselves, it contains elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium that plants need, and is very suitable as fertilizer for flowers.

It is just a bit troublesome to use. You need to soak the sheep manure in clean water, mix the sheep manure and clean water into a solution, then pour them into a container to ferment. Generally, about one month is enough. After successful fermentation, dilute it with clean water and use it to water the plants. In this way, the plants can grow a bit faster.

There is another method, which is to bury the sheep manure at the edge of the flower pot. This is relatively simpler, and everyone can choose the method they like.

Finally, let's talk about earthworm manure. Before use, first put the earthworm manure under the sun to sterilize and dry it. When repotting the plant, you can mix the earthworm manure with the soil, then pot the plant, and in this way the plant will grow even more robust!

Although the three kinds of animal manure above are rather strong-smelling, they are still quite effective as fertilizer for plants. Huahua hopes everyone can give them a try. Of course, if you are a neat freak, you can also switch to other organic fertilizers. In short, everything depends on your own preference!

I hope today's article can help you! May your plants grow stronger and stronger!