How to fertilize open-field flowers? A detailed guide to practical fertilizing techniques

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Fertilizing techniques for open-field flowers:

For fertilizing open-field flowers, well-rotted human excrement and urine, cake fertilizer and liquid fertilizer are commonly used, and chemical fertilizers such as urea and superphosphate can also be applied; organic fertilizer can also be applied, but it must be fully rotted before use.

1. For flowers, chemical fertilizers such as urea and superphosphate are applied, but the concentration used must be low, generally 1% to 3%.

2. The principle of fertilizing flowers is to apply thin fertilizer frequently; the amount of fertilizer varies with plant size and whether the soil is dry or wet, and extra care is needed for young seedlings; organic fertilizer must be fully rotted before use.

3. In fertilizing flowers, keep in mind that human excrement and urine should be diluted 5 to 10 times, while cake fertilizer should be diluted more than 100 times, that is, cake fertilizer is composted with 10 times its amount of water to ferment fully, and then diluted 10 times when used.

4. After fertilizing flowers, water once in the early morning of the next day, which is called "returning water", to prevent root rot.

5. Field-planted flowers can be top-dressed 5 to 6 times, before budding, after budding, before flowering, after flowering, and before and after fruiting; do not fertilize at the bud stage, otherwise it will cause flower drop.

6. Diseased flower plants should not be fertilized; first kill the disease and then apply thin fertilizer so that they recover their growth.

Having read this, you must have mastered how to fertilize open-field flowers and the fertilizing techniques for open-field flowers. I wish everyone successful growing.