How to improve the survival rate of flowers? Skillfully applying microbial fertilizer to improve the survival rate of flowers
Whether you are a beginner at growing flowers or an experienced flower enthusiast, everyone cares a great deal about the survival rate of flowers. Especially when it comes to caring for flower plants, questions such as how to improve the survival rate of flowers and how to keep flowers growing healthily are also the most common. Below, the editor will talk with you about the methods and measures for how to improve the survival rate of flowers.
A new type of flower fertilizer - microbial fertilizer - can significantly improve the survival rate of plants after being applied to the soil, and can also greatly enhance the ornamental value of foliage plants and flowering plants. It is of great help to flower enthusiasts, especially beginners.
The reason microbial fertilizer can improve the survival rate of plants is mainly that it contains a large number of beneficial bacteria, and only through the various effects of these bacteria can these results ultimately be achieved. After it is applied to the soil, it takes about 7-15 days for the bacteria to begin exerting various effects in the soil. This is because during this period the bacteria have gradually adapted to the environment in the soil. They also begin large-scale reproduction and metabolism, and these life activities can release the nutrient elements fixed in flower pots and garden soil, and they themselves can also secrete many nutrients, all of which are nutrient elements necessary for plant growth.
In addition, the secreted growth-regulating substances, active peptides, polysaccharides, amino acids and nutrient elements, after being absorbed by plants, can significantly enhance the plants' resistance to cold, drought and other stresses. The secreted antibacterial substances can also significantly inhibit the growth and reproduction of harmful bacteria such as pathogens in the soil, and can also effectively protect the healthy growth of plant roots, thereby effectively improving the survival rate of plants, and can make the plant root system thicker, healthier and more developed, the stems more tough and resistant to lodging, the leaves thicker and more emerald green, and the flowers bloom earlier, larger, more fragrant and more vivid.