Raising flowers with ashes at the bottom of the pot is not afraid of freezing, and the root system is strong

Rural families basically have large pots and stoves, which cook by burning crop straw. The ash after straw burning is called pot bottom ash in rural areas. It is rich in potassium fertilizer and can be used for flowers. It can not only strengthen the roots of flowers and plants, but also enhance the resistance of flowers and plants and prevent and treat some diseases and pests

1. Take out some from under the stove and burn enough ash at the bottom of the pot

2. The pot bottom ash does not need any treatment. It is directly laid on the surface of the flower basin soil. In the process of watering, the pot bottom ash slowly releases nutrients, which can supplement potassium fertilizer, keep warm and prevent frostbite for flowers

3. If you think the pot bottom ash is not good-looking or clean on the basin surface, you can directly mix the pot bottom ash into the soil for planting flowers when planting, so that it is not only clean, but also the root system can better absorb potassium fertilizer

4. Pot bottom ash can also be made into fertilizer and water rich in potassium fertilizer and sprayed on flower branches and leaves for absorption by flowers. The method is to put the ash at the bottom of the pot into a plastic bottle, pour in clean water, soak and precipitate for 10 hours, and then take the upper clear liquid and spray the flower leaves directly

5. Plant ash can also prevent red spiders, aphids and other pests. Spray the flower leaves wet in advance, and then sprinkle a layer of plant ash. After a day, clean the plant ash with clean water, and the red spiders and aphids will disappear

Bean cake, peanut bran raise flowers, flower buds and leaves are oily and green

The residue left by pressing oil from rural beans, peanuts, rapeseed and sesame is also known as bean cake and peanut bran. Bean cake is rich in nitrogen fertilizer, which can make the branches and leaves of flowers grow green and vigorous; Peanut bran is rich in phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can make the flowers bloom more and more colorful

1. Collect some bean cake, peanut bran, etc. and grind them to pieces

2. Pour the crushed bean cake and peanut bran into a large plastic bucket or VAT, add clean water, and the water level can be 2 / 3-3 / 4 of the plastic bucket

3. Put some orange peel into the plastic bucket, then cover it, do not cover it tightly, leave a seam for ventilation, and then expose it to the sun

4. During the period of about 2 days, open the cover for ventilation. About 1-2 months, the water retting in the bucket turns black, indicating that the retting is good

5. Take 1 tablespoon of tofu cake and peanut bran fertilizer water when using, and then mix it with 20-30 times of clean water to water the flowers

Cinder flowers, roots and branches thick, not rotten roots

The heating method of rural households in winter is to burn coal, and the cinder after burning coal is a very good flower raising material. When it is used with soil or padded with basin bottom, it can not only loosen and breathe, but also supplement trace elements to make the flower oil green and energetic

1. Collect the burnt cinder, crush it, spread it for three days, and pick up and throw away the particles that are not completely burnt

2. Sprinkle the crushed and dried cinder into a large basin, pour it into clean water and soak it for 1-2 days to remove the sulfur and other chemical harmful components

3. Use a sieve to screen out the particles in the cinder, so as to eliminate the fine sand and powder in the water

4. Put the screened cinders in the sun to dry and dry

5. Pick out the particles in the cinder, the size of the nail cap, which can be used to pad the bottom of the basin, breathable and drained, and the root system is thick and many

6. The remaining small particles can be directly mixed with the soil to plant flowers in the ratio of 1:1 (succulent plants) or 1:5 (other flowers), which is loose and breathable and not easy to rot

Growing flowers with sawdust makes the leaves bright

Sawdust is also common in rural areas. Most people burn it as firewood, but in fact, it is a very good medium for raising flowers, such as orchids and green roses. Not only the leaves are green, but also the root system is as thick as a finger

1. Collect fresh sawdust and put it into a plastic storage box or bucket

2. Water the sawdust thoroughly with rice washing water, and water can also be used, but rice washing water will ferment faster and enrich nutrition

3. Cover the plastic storage box and put it in a place with sufficient light

4. When you see that the sawdust is too dry, pour some rice washing water into it. After about 1-2 months, the sawdust turns black or brown, and the fermentation is successful

5. Mix the sawdust and soil evenly in the ratio of 1:1, and then add some cinder to make a loose, breathable and nutritious nutritious soil

6. Sawdust is loose, breathable and nutritious. It's great to raise orchids, green pineapples, asparagus and other flowers

Growing flowers with compound fertilizer and urea, never rubbing yellow leaves

The compound fertilizer, urea and other fertilizers that are often used in rural farming are not only good at planting crops, but also have a great effect on raising flowers. The flowers grow wildly after eating, and the leaves are green and big

1. You can ask your rural relatives for a small bottle of compound fertilizer, which is enough for two years

2. Take 3-6 compound fertilizer particles, and then dig 2-3 small holes along the flower basin. Do not dig the root system, and then sprinkle the compound fertilizer particles into the hole and bury them in the soil

3. You can also take 3-6 grains of compound fertilizer, put them into the watering can, pour in clean water, and then shake evenly to melt the particles to make compound fertilizer liquid fertilizer

4. Compound fertilizer liquid fertilizer can directly water the flowers once every two weeks, or directly spray the flower leaves to make the leaves more green and huge

Grass juice fattens the flowers, blooms and breaks the branches

There are many weeds in the fields and in front of the river in rural areas. These weeds look useless. In fact, they are very good flower fertilizer. They are rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, iron, magnesium, copper and other elements. They are retted into grass juice fertilizer, which can be used for flowers. They have high fertilizer efficiency and quick effect. They can make flowers bloom more and bloom longer

1. Cut the green leaves and young stems and leaves of some weeds

2. Chop the leaves as much as possible, or mash them directly with garlic mortar

3. Put the chopped leaves into a plastic bucket. Add 5-6 times water and cover

4. Put the plastic bucket in a well lit place, and the grass juice fertilizer will be retted in about a month

5. Retting good grass juice fertilizer, mixed with water 10 times, can directly irrigate roots or spray flower leaves. The effect is very obvious, which is better than flower special fertilizer

Sheep dung, chicken dung, cow dung and other livestock dung

There are a lot of chickens, ducks, sheep, cattle and other livestock in rural areas. These are good flower fertilizer that can't be bought in the city. If you apply a little fertilizer to the flowers and don't apply fertilizer for a whole year, they are full of oil! Let's take sheep manure as an example to tell you how to make these livestock manure into great flower fertilizer

1. If you pick up sheep dung in the wild, it may be weathered for a long time. Crush it and expose it to the sun for about 2-3 weeks. Then take more than a dozen of them and sprinkle them on the bottom of the flower pot as base fertilizer, and then lay a layer of soil to raise flowers

2. If you use fresh sheep manure, you can put it in a sealed bag, spray some insecticide, water and expose it to the sun for one month, and it will basically rot

3. After the sheep dung eggs are successfully rotten, you can dig a hole next to the flower pot, bury 3-5 seeds in it, and bury them once every 2-3 months. Novices must bury less

4. The treatment of other livestock manure is similar to that of sheep manure. Of course, if you plant flowers on the ground, it's actually not so troublesome. Just dig a hole and bury the animal manure next to the flowers~

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