DIY flower fertilizer costs nothing, turns waste into treasure and beats chemical fertilizer, making plant care easy

When it comes to flower fertilizer, it is really just compound fertilizer plus nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. If you often shop at flower stores, have you ever thought that you can easily make flower fertilizer at home, with nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium all included?

Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium

1. Nitrogen fertilizer

If you want to apply it to the soil of foliage plants, then you should make nitrogen fertilizer, because nitrogen fertilizer makes leaves grow quickly and become glossy and healthy.

Nitrogen fertilizer

Materials for making nitrogen fertilizer: bug-attracting beans, expired milk powder, damp peanuts, etc.

Nitrogen fertilizer

First crush them and boil them until mushy, then put them in a jar, fill it with water and seal it, place it in the sun to ferment in a sealed state, and it will be ready in four months. Moreover, after using the fertilizer water on top, add some more water and continue fermenting, and it can be used many more times!

2. Phosphorus fertilizer

If you want your beloved flowers to bloom large, have vivid colors and bear plump fruit, then you should make some phosphorus fertilizer.

Phosphorus fertilizer

Materials for making phosphorus fertilizer include: fish scraps, shrimp shells, hair, eggshells, etc.

Put them in an airtight container to ferment. The method is to put half a bucket of raw materials such as fish intestines, then add 4/5 water, seal it, open it every day to let the fermentation gas escape and then put the lid back on. In about four months it can be diluted and used. Be careful not to dilute it too strongly, otherwise it will burn the roots.

Fish scraps

Fish scraps

Eggshells can be boiled clean of egg white, crushed and ground into powder, and then put directly into the soil.

Eggshells

3. Potassium fertilizer

If your beloved flowers have stems that are not upright and are suffering from pests and diseases, then you had better make some phosphorus fertilizer.

Materials for making phosphorus fertilizer: leftover tea water, water from rinsing milk bottles, plant ash

Plant ash

Leftover tea water and water from rinsing milk bottles can be poured directly on flowers, and plant ash can be mixed into the soil.

Leftover tea water

4. Compound fertilizer

Steam leftover pork rib bones in a pressure cooker until soft, then crush them, mix the rib powder and river sand at a ratio of 1:3, spread 4 cm at the bottom of the flower pot, then cover the bone powder with a layer of soil and you can plant flowers and plants.

How about it, isn't it super simple? Hurry up and pick some out from the kitchen and start making it!