Growing flowers in October: water with nitrogen fertilizer, no yellow leaves, no bad smell, and better fertilizer effect than soybean water

Growing flowers in October, water with "nitrogen fertilizer water" and the flowers will not have yellow leaves, no bad smell, good fertilizer effect, better than soybean water

There are many people who like growing flowers. Some flower lovers can grow flowers lush and green, while some flower lovers never grow them well. In fact, growing flowers is also a branch of knowledge. To grow all kinds of flowers well, you must first understand their growth habits. At different times and in different seasons: watering, fertilizing, and pruning, and trying your best to provide the plants with suitable growth conditions, so that they can grow lush and green and produce beautiful flowers.

It is now the cool autumn, and many flowers are growing rapidly. In addition to normally letting the flowers receive light and watering them, you should also promptly supplement fertilizer for the flowers, so as to meet the plants' growth needs. This is especially true for some plants that like nitrogen fertilizer, such as the money tree, spider plant, pothos, money plant, and snake plant, which need fertilizer supplemented once every 1-2 weeks in autumn to meet their growth needs.

When supplementing nitrogen fertilizer for flowers in autumn, many flower lovers use fermented soybean fertilizer. But flower lovers who have used fermented soybean fertilizer all know that fully fermented soybean fertilizer has a very strong bad smell. After diluting it with water and pouring it into flower pots, especially when growing flowers indoors, the smell is too strong and it is very inconvenient to use. Today I will recommend a very easy-to-use nitrogen fertilizer water solution, which has a good fertilizer effect and no peculiar smell during use.

Dissolve urea in water to supplement nitrogen fertilizer for plants and promote growth

Urea is a very common nitrogen fertilizer, generally white granules. Add 30 granules of urea to 500 ml of clean water, and after fully dissolving, pour it into the flower pots of pothos, spider plant, and snake plant. Water the plants with this urea water once a week to provide them with abundant nutrients and promote growth.

With sufficient nitrogen fertilizer, the plants' leaves grow very fast, and the leaf color is emerald green. Especially now in the cool autumn, plants such as clivia, spider plant, and pothos grow rapidly. With sufficient fertilizer, they can grow many side buds and new leaves.

Urea is an inorganic fertilizer with very sufficient nitrogen. Therefore, when caring for flowers in spring and autumn every year, you can dissolve urea in water and pour it into flower pots to provide nutrients for the plants. It is simple and convenient to use, does not need fermentation, and urea is an odorless fertilizer. Especially when growing flowers while living in an apartment building, it is convenient to use, highly effective, and has no peculiar smell.

Warm reminder

When using nitrogen fertilizer, you must control the amount of fertilizer. Generally, 500 ml of water solution plus 30 granules of urea is completely enough for plant growth. If the fertilizer water concentration is too high, it will burn the plant roots and cause root rot, and the loss will outweigh the gain. That is, add 30 granules of urea to a mineral water bottle, then fill it with water, and after it fully dissolves, use it to water the flowers.

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