Many people may not know what peanut meal is. In fact, we can get these small things when we go to some oil mills that extract oil from peanuts. These peanut meal is actually some cake residue left after pressing oil from peanuts. In rural areas, this kind of thing is generally used to feed pigs. In fact, this also shows that it contains sufficient nutritional elements. We can still get good results when we use it to raise flowers

We all know that peanut is rich in oil and protein, and peanut meal is just some cake residue left after pressing the oil. Fermenting it to release nutrients and use it to raise flowers can naturally supplement the nutrients for the growth of plants and flowers, so as to promote growth

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Peanut meal is too nutritious, so we can't raise flowers directly, otherwise it may burn the flower roots. Therefore, we need to ferment it first to neutralize the nutrients. Peanut meal needs to be exposed to the sun for sterilization first, then crushed into powder and put into the container. The finer the powder is, the better. Then add water to the container for fermentation. Remember to add water until it is full. Otherwise, the gas generated in the fermentation process may cause explosion

In this way, it can be used after fermentation in a cool place for about a month. When we use it, we should filter the residue of peanut meal and mix it with the soil, so as to ensure that there are sufficient nutrients in the soil. When the nutrients in the soil are sufficient, we naturally don't have to worry about the growth of plants and flowers

The nutrient content of this peanut meal is relatively sufficient. Generally, it can be used once every half a year. Otherwise, long-term use may have adverse effects, resulting in slow growth of plants and flowers. Using peanut meal to raise flowers can save a sum of money to buy flower fertilizer, and the effect is not bad. I wonder if you have ever used this little thing to raise flowers