First, banana peel potash fertilizer
Banana peel is rich in potassium fertilizer, which can promote the growth of plants, and banana peel is a perishable fertilizer. Many flower lovers like to use banana peel as fertilizer. Simple and free, plants are happy to eat.
We usually eat the leftover banana peel, pile it into small pieces, and then find a slightly larger trash can with a layer of pictures and banana peel on it, so that we can put it layer by layer, add water, and finally seal that layer with soil. It takes about a month ~
Second, bean dregs are made into fertilizer.
When we usually cook soybean milk or make some bean products at home, we often leave some bean dregs. Flower friends can collect these bean dregs, because they are all natural organic fertilizers and are very useful for flowers.
We can put the bean dregs directly into the flowerpot, just like banana peel, and mix them with the soil. We can start composting in a place with high suspicion of smashing, so it can be used for flowers in about 1 month. Another way is to put bean dregs and water together, and then put some orange peels in it. Don't screw the bottle cap too tightly, and leave a gap for air to escape. Usually it can be used in a month. This is a very good phosphate fertilizer for flowers.
Third, self-made enzyme fertilizer
Enzyme fertilizer is a kind of fertilizer that many flower lovers will make at home. This method is simple and beneficial to the growth of flowers. Flower friends can learn to make enzyme fertilizer by themselves ~
First of all, we can collect some vegetable roots and skins left over from cooking and cut them into small pieces. It is best if we can chop them up. Then we put the cut peel in a plastic bottle or glass jar, and then add water. If we have brown sugar at home, we can pour some brown sugar into it and spend it on flowers in about two months.
Attention should be paid when using, and water must be added 100 times before using, otherwise the fertilizer efficiency is too high and the roots are easy to burn.
Four, seafood shell compost
Many people like seafood very much. After eating seafood, there are always a lot of shrimp shells, crab shells, scallops and so on. These things are collected, but they are good treasures for growing flowers! Wash all the salt first, then spread a layer of seafood shell and soil in the container, and then sprinkle some orange peel or orange peel inside to remove the odor, so 1-2 months later you can plant flowers ~