Grow flowers without repotting, changing soil, or fertilizing, and the flowers will still bloom all over the balcony

Flower Sir recently met an expert who is amazing at growing potted plants at home! The things he uses for home potted plants are even more amazing. The potted flowers he grows never need repotting or soil changes, and they do not need fertilizing either, yet the home potted flowers still grow fast and do not get sick. He really is an expert! Today, Flower Sir will share his experience with home potted plants, so friends, do not miss it!

1. It likes to move through the soil and can improve soil properties

Friends, Flower Sir tells you, what this expert uses is not eggshells, rice-washing water, beer, or aspirin, but living earthworms! Impressive, right!

The expert says earthworms like to move through the soil and make many small holes, which can improve the air and fertilizer in the potted flower soil and help the soil microorganisms multiply and the potted flower roots develop.

In the process of burrowing, earthworms can also turn over the potted flower soil and have a cultivating effect, so there is no need to worry at all about repotting or changing the soil for potted flowers. More importantly, while turning the soil, earthworms can swallow humus and take in a large amount of mud and sand at the same time. After digestion, they can make the potted flower soil finer and turn acidic or alkaline soil into neutral soil, which is especially good for potted flowers.

Friends may know that research has found that with 1,000,000 earthworms in each mu of garden soil, it is roughly equivalent to having three experienced gardeners working 8 hours a day in turn every year, plus 10 tons of fertilizer in the soil. So the expert used earthworms to grow flowers precisely because he saw this.

2. Worm castings are odorless and highly effective as fertilizer

Worm castings are black round pellets, odorless, porous, helpful for moisture retention and aeration in potted flower soil, and contain many enzymes and microorganisms. In particular, their fertilizer effect is relatively high. The nitrogen content in worm castings is 5 times more than in the surrounding soil, and phosphorus and potassium are 7 times and 11 times more respectively.

In addition, worm castings contain 0.82% nitrogen, 0.80% phosphorus, and 0.44% potassium, which is higher than general poultry manure. For example, pig manure has nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium of 0.4%-0.5%, 0.35%-0.5%, and 0.35%-0.50% respectively. Therefore, after putting earthworms in potted flowers, there is no need to fertilize for a whole year.

3. It can consume harmful substances in the soil

Earthworms can consume sludge and organic waste in potted flower soil every day. Once acted on by earthworms, the soil in potted flowers can become high-quality neutral fertilizer, and it also eliminates a large amount of harmful substances while giving the soil a large amount of worm castings, achieving two benefits at once.

Friends, does this not seem unbelievable? The expert really is extraordinary at growing flowers! Friends who are interested can give it a try.