Production steps
1. There are trees such as sycamore, camphor and ginkgo on the roadside. You can pick up some fallen leaves and yellow leaves and pack them home. Use hot water to heat the leaves, and then put them in the sun to dry.
2. Go to the green belt downstairs or dig some garden soil under the big tree, put it in the sun for 2 days, and sterilize it.
3. Find a clean plastic bucket, put a layer of garden soil at the bottom of the basin, put a layer of fallen leaves, pour some water, and then put a layer of garden soil, put a layer of fallen leaves, according to this sequence, after each layer of water, finally put a layer of dry soil.
Note: put 4 layers at most, otherwise it will affect the fermentation. If you are worried about smell, you can add orange peel or grapefruit peel.
4. Find a black plastic bag, cover it on the barrel, leave a hole for ventilation, and then put it under the light, it will be fermented in about 2 months.
5. After the rotten leaf soil is fermented, it should be exposed to the sun and sterilized before use. The effect will be greatly improved!
1. Water the flowers with baking soda
Bicarbonate water has a great effect on plants. It can kill bacteria, insects, ants and adjust pH.
How to make
1. Take 3 teaspoons of baking soda, add 3kg of water, mix well, then pour it into the flowerpot or spread it on the insect parts, which can effectively kill bacteria, insects and prevent infection.
2. Mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda with 4 kg of water, mix well, and then pour it into flowers suitable for neutral soil such as Hydrangea, Begonia, etc., so as to adjust the color of flowers and make them gorgeous.
2. Water the flowers with clear noodle soup.
Usually, there will be soup left after cooking noodles. Don't pour it. You can use it to water the flowers. Noodle soup contains a lot of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and other nutrients, which can increase soil fertility.
Note: it must be noodles in clear soup, without oil, salt and other seasonings; water the flowers after cooling.
1. Traditional Chinese medicine residue as flower fertilizer
The residue after decocting traditional Chinese medicine is rich in organic matter and inorganic salt. It can be used as flower fertilizer after fermentation, which can provide nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, etc. for flowers and plants, and also can improve soil permeability.
Production method: the traditional Chinese medicine residue is generally used as the base fertilizer, burying the traditional Chinese medicine residue in the bottom of the basin, covering the basin soil, adding some water, and putting it under the scattering light for 2 months before it can be used
2. Make the flower fertilizer from the deteriorated glucose powder.
The grape powder is rich in nutrition, which can make the plant grow luxuriantly, the yellow leaves turn green, especially suitable for Chlorophytum, balanopsis, bayberry, Rohdea japonica, etc.
Production method: take a little grape sugar powder, grind it into powder, dilute it with water 100 times, then it can be used to water the flowers!
1. Leek kills aphids
Leek juice can effectively kill aphids, spray into flowerpots, but also for soil disinfection.
Production method: take a few fresh leeks, chop them, mash them into paste, soak them in water for 30 minutes, filter out the juice, and dilute them for 10 times.
2. Loofah killing spider
Cut several pieces of fresh Luffa, mash and soak in water for 3 hours, filter out the juice and dilute with water for 10 times, then spray it on the back of the plant leaves to prevent and control Starscream.
3. Killing aphids by willow leaves
Pick a handful of willow leaves, mash them, soak them in water for half a day, filter out the liquid, dilute them 2-3 times, and spray them on the leaves directly to eliminate aphids and other pests.
