How about tea and flowers

Water the flowers directly with tea

It's not good to directly water the flowers with the leftover tea, because the leftover tea is not fermented. Pouring it into the flowerpot for fermentation will burn the flowers. In addition, the high alkali content of tea will change the pH value of soil (most flowers are neutral or like acidic soil)

Water the flowers after tea fermentation

Put the leftover tea in a sealed pot and pour ferrous sulfate on it. If not, you can add vinegar and orange peel, which can also change the pH value. After full fermentation and ripening, it is a good flower fertilizer

Method of watering tea flowers

There are abundant sources of fertilizer for raising flowers in household garbage. As long as it is handled properly and prepared properly, it can get good fertilizer while doing a good job in environmental sanitation. There are two common ways to make self-made fertilizer:

1. Soaking liquid fertilizer

Put waste vegetable leaves, melon and fruit skins, chicken and fish viscera, fish scales and broken bones, eggshells and moldy food (peanuts, melon seeds, beans, etc.) into small jars or jars or even wide mouth bottles, add water (some insecticides can be sprinkled if possible), cover tightly, and serve after fermentation and ripening (about 2 ~ 3 months) (if the temperature is high, the time can be shortened. When in use, add water to dilute, take its supernatant and use it as topdressing

2. Waste composting

If the above wastes are mixed with some old culture soil, added with a small amount of water, sprayed with insecticides, packed in plastic bags and tied tightly, or put into covered plastic barrels and fermented until there is no odor (about February to March), they can be directly used as base fertilizer or topdressing. These self-made fertilizers are organic fertilizers, which contain a variety of nutritional elements and rich organic matter required by flowers. In addition to being effective, it can also improve the soil, make the soil form a granular structure, coordinate the proportion of air and water in the soil, facilitate the growth and development of root system and absorb nutrients. It is an indispensable fertilizer in flower cultivation