How to make enzyme flower fertilizer h2>
Steps
1. Find a clean plastic bottle, porcelain, pottery pot or plastic bucket. As long as it is non-metallic, wash it and add 60% water p>
2. Cut up the leftover fruits, vegetables, beans, tea, seaweed, etc. and put them into the bottle. Pay attention to leave a little space to prevent the juice from overflowing out of the bottle during the fermentation process p>
3. Sprinkle a layer of brown sugar or brown sugar in the bottle and stir well. Note that the ratio of black sugar, fruits and vegetables and water is roughly 1:3:10 p>
4. Close the bottle cap, do not tighten it too tightly, and remove the bottle cap every 1 ~ 2 days to release gas p>
5. Stir evenly every 1 month or so to make the fermentation complete. The fermentation can be completed after about 3 months p>
6. The standard of successful fermentation is the production of yellow liquid. If not, you can continue to add some brown sugar in proportion and then ferment p>
How to water flowers with homemade enzymes h2>
After the enzyme is made, it cannot be directly used to water the flowers. It must be diluted 1000 ~ 1500 times with water to avoid hypertrophy and damage to the roots and leaves p>
Steps
1. Filter the enzyme, then suck about 10ml with a straw or needle and inject it into the basin p>
2. Add clean water to the basin, dilute it 1000 times, stir it evenly, and then it can be used to water and fertilize the flowers p>
What are the other uses of enzymes h2>
The self-made environmental protection enzyme can not only water and fertilize flowers, but also remove dirt p>
1. Pouring the enzyme juice into the water pipe and toilet can remove dirt, dredge the sewer and remove peculiar smell p>
2. The filtered waste is wrapped with gauze, which can be used to clean kitchen oil stains, wash dishes and wipe the floor p>
Flower friends, do you want to make a bottle p>
Remember not to throw away the kitchen waste in the future~