Can compound fertilizer be applied to indoor flowers? This is how to apply it for the best results

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Can compound fertilizer be applied to indoor flowers? How should it be applied for the best results?

For indoor flowers, humus soil is good, and compound fertilizer can be applied. When applying, the appropriate way to use compound fertilizer is to apply it deeply 20 cm away from the roots, or soak the compound fertilizer in water until it dissolves and then apply it in small amounts with frequent feedings.

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Can compound fertilizer be applied to indoor flowers? This is how to apply it for the best results

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