1. Willow bark

In winter, many trees begin to shed leaves and peel. Of course, willows are indispensable at this time. When we go to the roadside, we will find a lot of fallen willow bark on the ground. Don't look at the dark willow bark. It can have a good effect in raising flowers

When willow bark is used to grow flowers, we must first put it into the pot to boil it, so that the nutrient elements in willow bark can be better released in the high-temperature environment. After boiling, willow bark can be poured into the container together with water for fermentation, which can be used for almost a month. In this way, the salicylic acid contained in willow bark solution can well promote plant growth

2. Earthworm dung

The nutrient content in earthworm dung is sufficient, so it is most suitable to supplement nutrients to plants and flowers. Earthworms live in the soil for a long time to help loosen the soil. Natural earthworm dung can play a good role after use

Earthworm dung can be directly mixed with the soil, but it needs to be exposed to the sun before use, so that the impurities and bacteria in earthworm dung can be removed, and then it can be fermented slowly in the soil to release more sufficient nutrition

3. Peanut shell

Dried fruits are necessary for families, and naturally peanuts are needless to say, but generally we throw away the peanut shell directly, but in fact, using it to raise flowers can enhance the porosity and permeability of the soil, so as to help plants better absorb the nutrients of flowers and increase the growth speed

When using peanut shells to raise flowers, remember to use the original flavor, otherwise some seasonings contained in them are easy to affect the growth of plants. Peanut shells can be mixed with soil or padded at the bottom of flower pots. Peanut shells can be crushed in advance, which will be more convenient to use

Raising flowers is not easy, but if we can find tips and methods from life, it will become easy. Don't you know everyone has used these things