2. Other peels can also be used to make enzymes ~

Second: make potted plants

▼ buy a pineapple, choose a complete shape, and cut off the top flower of a large pineapple

▼ peel off the leaves at the bottom of the pineapple head and put it in a cool and ventilated environment to dry the incision

▼ stick a toothpick, dip the bottom into the water and change the water every day

▼ wait until the end, and the minister has the root

▼ transplant it into the flowerpot and keep enough light. When the root is long enough, transplant it into the flowerpot

▼ then you wait for the big pineapple to grow

Third: when the flower arrangement container

Bagasse

First: cushion the basin bottom

drying the chewed bagasse and placing it on the bottom of the plastic basin can increase the air permeability of the soil

Second point: composting

mix bagasse into the garden soil in the ratio of 1:1, then add about 5% soybean meal or crushed soybean cake, mix well, spray water to wet, and then add water. The amount of water is appropriate to hold the soil tightly without touching your hands, and then wait until it ferments for 3 ~ 4 weeks. It should be noted that it should be covered with plastic cloth in winter, otherwise the fermentation will be very slow in low temperature ~

when bagasse and soybean meal turn gray and black, it will be fermented ~ it can be planted ~ but avoid being exposed to rain during fermentation ~ after fermentation, spread it out and dry it and store it for use

Grape skin

First point: improve soil pH

everyone should be familiar with the brewing of wine. The grape residue left in brewing wine has strong acidity, rich nutrients and the effect of soil sterilization. Oh ~ mix the wine residue with soil and ferment for about half a month to raise camellia. YINGSHANHONG is a very good material

Second point: watering flowers

put the grape residue in a large jar, dilute it with water and do not need fermentation. It is also good to water the flowers at ordinary times ~ or dilute the wine about 20 times and water the flowers once a half month, which is also good for the flowers ~

Banana peel

First point: composting

▼ prepare banana peel

▼ cut the banana peel with scissors to facilitate decomposition

▼ try to find a larger trash can. First put about 10 cm of flower soil at the bottom of the trash can, put an appropriate amount of banana peel fragments into the soil, then cover it with a layer of soil, and then put a layer of banana peel fragments until it is full, and then seal it with soil

the composted humus can be used to plant flowers directly or as flower fertilizer similarly, all kinds of peel, kitchen leftovers and leaves can obtain fertilizer in this way

Second point: watering flowers

florists always worry about the poor growth of their own flowers and plants. Many times it's because there are not enough trace elements in the flowerpot. It's a waste of money to buy a pile of nutrient solution. In fact, we can make flower nutrient solution with leftover banana peel at home

▼ wash the plastic bottle, fill it with one-fifth of the water, and try to choose a larger bottle

▼ chop up the leftover banana peel and put it into a plastic bottle

▼ flatten the plastic bottle filled with banana peel, cover it, and then wait for the banana peel to rot and ferment. (the gas produced by fermentation will make it difficult to open the bottle, so pinch it flat.) ▼ expose the bottle to the sun to promote peel fermentation. After the fermentation, mix some water with the water in the bottle and it can be used as flower nutrient solution

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