In summer, if the pond sludge wants to grow vegetables normally, it must be dried in the sun, so as to provide a good environment for seeds. Dig out the pond mud more or less has a fishy smell and rancidity, so you must not take it home directly and put it on the balcony. It is best to dry the mud and put it on the balcony to grow vegetables after the smell is eliminated. Mud must be mixed with some peat soil to make the soil fertility and porosity better and better. If there is humus soil at home, you can also choose to merge it with pond mud and then use it to grow vegetables.

In summer, the mud rot in the pond is very rich, and the content of nutrient elements in it is also relatively high. Not only can it be used to grow vegetables, but it can also be taken home to grow flowers. Don't dig the mud at the bottom of the pond, there may be many bugs and eggs hidden in it. This kind of mud is only suitable for raising fish or loach, not for growing vegetables and flowers. After dredging, be sure to choose some loose ones before disinfection. There are a lot of harmful substances in water. If they are not eliminated, vegetables and flowers are likely to grow and die.

The mud in the sugar must be collected before use, because there are probably some bad substances on it. When growing vegetables, dry the above things and hammer them into powder, collect them and pour them directly. Only by spreading mud on the bottom can we give full play to our skills and make the soil fertility better and better. You can choose to loosen the soil in your garden and put the mud in these ponds. When the two are mixed together, the food will be good and the food will grow well.

Generally speaking, the mud in the pond should be odorless, but there are many things in it. For example, the weather is hot in summer and the soil is very dry. With this soil, you can grow good vegetables. Vegetables need enough water and nutrients in the growth process, so there is no need to worry about fertile soil in the later stage.