What kind of fertilizer does a cactus like?

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1. Cake fat

2. Chicken manure

3. Bone meal fertilizer

4. Compound fertilizer

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The growth of cactus cannot be separated from nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. It prefers cake fertilizer, chicken manure, bone meal fertilizer and compound fertilizer. The cake fertilizer needs to be crushed and soaked in water to make it fully rotten, and then made into cake fertilizer water for irrigation. Chicken manure should also be soaked in water and decomposed, and then the clear liquid should be used for watering. For bone meal, cook ribs and chicken bones in a pressure cooker for half an hour, then grind them into powder and mix with water. Compound fertilizer should be diluted before use. The fertilizer effect is quick and easy to absorb.

1. Cake fat

1. Cake fertilizer

Cake fertilizer is the residue left after oil extraction from soybeans, peanuts and sesame, and is rich in nitrogen. Generally, it needs to be crushed first, then soaked in water to let it rot, and become a mature cake. During the growth period of the cactus, water it with cake fertilizer and water to make it grow strong.

2. Chicken manure

Chicken Manure is not limited to chicken manure, poultry manure and pigeon manure are also acceptable. Collect it and soak it in water, wait for it to rot and stir it. Watering the cactus with manure water can supplement a variety of nutrients and is beneficial to its growth.

3. Bone meal fertilizer

Bone meal It is rich in phosphorus and has long-lasting fertility. It can be made from ribs, chicken bones, beef bones, etc., collect them and cook them in a pressure cooker for half an hour. After it cools down, grind it into powder. Then mix it with water to promote cactus flowering.

IV. Compound fertilizer

Compound The fertilizer itself contains a variety of nutrients and has a very good effect on promoting the growth of cactus. Moreover, the fertilizer effect is faster and it is easily absorbed after watering.

2. Chicken manure

3. Bone meal fertilizer

4. Compound fertilizer

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