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The method of home-made multi succulent fertilizer

Mike Ehrmantraut
2020-07-20 08:36:39
Waste oil: the waste oil in the range hood can be used as the meat fertilizer. Grape sugar powder: the deteriorated grape sugar powder can be evenly poured on the soil surface as fertilizer. Fruit skin: it can be made into fertilizer by retting the fruit skin and rotten vegetable leaves. Hair: it can be used to make fertilizer from the hair of livestock such as chickens and ducks. Chinese medicine residue: it can be retouched into fertilizer.

1. Waste oil

The oil in the range hood can be used as fertilizer directly. Pour it into the soil along the edge of the flowerpot, it's a good fertilizer, not too much.

2. Grape sugar powder

Don't throw away the changed grape sugar powder. They can also be used as fertilizer. Sprinkle it on the surface of the soil as evenly as possible. They can make the fleshy color more beautiful.

3. Fruit skin, rotten vegetable leaves

Mix them with some sand, then put them in a container and seal the mouth. Take them out after a period of time. They can be used to grow plants directly or as fertilizer. In addition, you can also directly bury the fruit skin in the flowerpot, which is conducive to plant growth.

4. Hair

It can be directly buried in flowerpots with the hair of livestock such as chickens and ducks, or human hair, or it can be applied after retting. They are good phosphate fertilizer and potash fertilizer, and the effect lasts for a long time.

5. Chinese medicine dregs

It's high in nutrients and clean. They can be placed directly on the surface of the soil, which can improve the soil. They can also be put in the container retting, into the rotten fertilizer after the effect is better

6. Moldy beans, melon seeds, etc.

Moldy beans, peanuts, melon seeds, etc. are good materials for making fertilizer. They can also be directly buried in the soil.

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