Mosquito-repellent incense ash contains nutrients such as sulfur, iron, manganese and copper, which can supplement the nutrients needed for the growth of flowers and plants, so that flowers can flourish. Moreover, the mosquito-repellent incense ash contains pyrethrins, which can play a certain role in killing insects and reduce the probability of plants being infected with pests. So mosquito-repellent incense ash can be directly sprinkled in the flowerpot.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash may also play a role in improving soil. After adding mosquito-repellent incense ash into the soil of flowerpot, the soil will become loose and fertile, and the drainage performance will become stronger, which can promote the growth of flowers and effectively improve the pH value of the soil. Mosquito-repellent incense ash can be mixed into flower soil that likes to grow in alkaline environment.

When using mosquito-repellent incense ash, the burnt mosquito-repellent incense can be collected, then poured into a container and diluted with 50 times of water. When pests are found on plant leaves, they can be sprayed on diseased leaves or directly sprinkled with mosquito-repellent incense ash on the soil surface to prevent pests from laying eggs in the soil.

Matters needing attention in flower cultivation with mosquito-repellent incense ash

Make sure that the mosquito-repellent incense burns completely and there will be no half-burning. Usually, mosquito-repellent incense ash, which will break into powder when touched by hand, is the best choice for flower cultivation. Of course, in addition, we also need to pay attention to controlling the distance between mosquito-repellent incense and flower roots. Generally speaking, they should not be too close or too far away. The former will burn the roots, while the latter can't raise the roots. Generally, the distance from the taproot is 5-8 cm.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash is very delicate. If it is added to the soil of orchids, it can not be used often, which will easily lead to the decline of soil permeability, and the root system of orchids will be deprived of oxygen and rot. Secondly, orchids like to grow in slightly acidic plants, while mosquito-repellent incense ash is alkaline. Pay attention to the amount and frequency of using mosquito-repellent incense ash.

Mosquito-repellent incense ash is suitable for flowers that like alkaline soil, such as black pine, clove, pear, acacia, pomegranate, hibiscus, wisteria, rose, winter jasmine, Chinese wolfberry arborvitae, torch tree, forsythia, radix aucklandiae, Sabina vulgaris and cactus. ? When using mosquito-repellent incense ash to grow flowers, you can first prepare nutrient soil, then add a proper amount of mosquito-repellent incense ash to the nutrient soil, and then mix it evenly to grow flowers.