Tips to improve soil fertility

Last Update :2024.10.29

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Growing flowers is always inseparable from fertilization, so some small methods to improve soil fertility are necessary. So, let’s take a look at these little ways to improve soil fertility!


Tips to improve soil fertility

Tea leaves

Tea leaves, overnight tea, etc. can be used as flower fertilizer, which can greatly assist the growth of flowers.

You can bury tea leaves into the soil and let it ferment slowly. The fermented tea leaves can improve soil drainage, increase fertility, and improve the pH. After fermentation is complete, you can plant flowers.

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Egg shell

Egg shell too It is a pity to throw away small things that are very common in the home.

Wash the egg shells, dry them in the sun and sterilize them, then crush them directly and bury them in the soil. Be sure to wash them before use.

Lime

Lime is used in flower cultivation, but this is mainly to adjust the acidity and alkalinity of the soil and improve acidic soil.

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Banana peel

Banana peel in There are still many functions that can be played in growing flowers. Cut the banana peel into small pieces and bury it directly in the soil, which is conducive to the reproduction of microorganisms.

It provides the soil with nutrients such as calcium, magnesium, sulfur, phosphorus, potassium and sodium.

Natural organic fertilizers

Some natural fertilizers can also have quite good effects on plants. These natural organic fertilizers include straw, fallen leaves, etc.

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Soil Cover

Sometimes, There will be some weeds when growing flowers. These weeds will affect the growth of the plants and consume a lot of nutrients. They must be cleaned up in time. When growing flowers, you can cover the soil with something to prevent weeds from growing.




















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