What are the harms of watering flowers with orange peels? Which flowers should not be watered?

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1. The harm of watering flowers with orange peels

2. What flowers should not be watered?

3. Precautions

The disadvantage of watering flowers with orange peels is that they can easily burn the roots. Because it contains a lot of nutrients after fermentation, using it to water plants directly will burn the roots and the plants will slowly die. Be sure to dilute it before watering. The specific ratio is 1:10. After dilution, water flowers that like acidic soil so that they can absorb it and promote more vigorous growth. Note that flowers that like alkaline soil should not be watered, as this will hinder their growth.

1. The harm of watering flowers with orange peels

Orange peels are soaked in water and then fermented. After fermentation is completed, they will contain more nutrients. Because there are too many nutrients in them, it is best to use them If you don't water it easily, it will cause root burn, and the plant will slowly die. Therefore, it must be diluted with clean water before watering. The specific dilution ratio with orange water is 1:10, so that the plants can absorb it and promote more vigorous growth.

2. What flowers should not be watered

Orange peel itself is acidic, and the fermented solution is also acidic, so it is suitable for watering flowers that like acidic soil. It will increase acidity, neutralize acidity and alkalinity, and can also supplement nutrients. Proper use can promote more vigorous plant growth. . But flowers that like alkaline soil should not be watered. For example, hibiscus, forsythia, oleander, albizia julibrissin, lilac, cactus, winter jasmine, wisteria and so on.

3. Precautions

Watering When watering orange peels, be sure to do it during the peak growth season of flowers and plants. Do not water during the dormant period, otherwise it will be difficult for the plants to absorb it and it will cause fertilizer damage. You should also pay attention to the frequency of watering, not too frequently. Generally, watering once every half a month or a month is enough, so that it can be better absorbed. In addition, when watering, water should be poured directly on the soil surface, do not spray, and do not let branches, leaves, and flowers get on them to avoid causing yellow leaves and falling flowers.

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