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Five Fertilizing Methods for Growing Flowers: Learn Them So You Won't Make a Fool of Yourself

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As a competent flower grower, knowing how to fertilize your beloved flowers is an indispensable skill. There are quite a few commonly used fertilizing methods for growing flowers at home, and mastering just one can make your potted flowers sturdy and healthy. Today I'll share the 5 most commonly used...

As a competent flower grower, knowing how to fertilize your beloved flowers is an indispensable skill. There are quite a few commonly used fertilizing methods for growing flowers at home, and mastering just one can make your potted flowers sturdy and healthy.

Today I'll share the 5 most commonly used fertilizing methods; mastering one will benefit you for a lifetime.

Method 1: Hole application

So-called "hole application" means digging a small hole at the edge of the flower pot near the pot wall and burying solid fertilizer into it. This is a relatively common method for fertilizing flowers grown at home, and it is simple to do and not troublesome.

Method 2: Broadcasting fertilizer

This method is a bit like fertilizing crops: spread the fertilizer evenly directly on the surface of the potting soil and let the flower fertilizer slowly melt into the soil. Granular compound fertilizer is best suited to this fertilizing method.

Method 3: Liquid fertilizer

Liquid fertilizer refers to the method of mixing inorganic or organic fertilizer with water in a certain ratio to make an aqueous solution and using it to water the potting soil. Liquid fertilizer takes effect faster than solid fertilizer, but you should pay attention to the solution concentration to avoid burning the roots due to too high a concentration.

Method 4: Foliar fertilizer

Foliar fertilizer is the method of spraying liquid fertilizer onto the plant's branches and leaves. This method is mainly used for flowers with underdeveloped root systems or epiphytic flowers, such as air plants (Tillandsia) and the like.

Method 5: Mixed application

Mixed application refers to the method of mixing fertilizer and soil in a certain ratio and placing it as a layer at the bottom of the pot or around the sides. This method is mostly used for applying base fertilizer at the bottom of the pot when potting new flowers or repotting in spring.

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