How to fertilize longevity flowers with potassium dihydrogen phosphate, fertilization tips

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1. How to apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate

2. Fertilization techniques

To apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate to longevity flowers, it needs to be diluted, usually 1000 times diluted with water, and then poured into the pot soil or sprayed on the plants. If leaf spraying is to be carried out, good ventilation of the maintenance environment should be ensured. Fertilizer should not be applied too frequently and should be applied once every half a month or so. Moreover, the time of fertilization must also be chosen well, and it must be carried out in sunny weather, so that the plants will absorb it better.

1. How to apply potassium dihydrogen phosphate

When growing longevity flowers, you can use potassium dihydrogen phosphate, which can promote better budding and flowering of plants, and can also make the flowers bloom better. More colorful. When used, the concentration of fertilizer is about 1,000 times. It is usually diluted with 1,000 times of water. After watering, it can be poured into the potting soil or sprayed on the plants.

If you want to spray the leaves, be sure to The maintenance environment must have good ventilation, otherwise fertilizer damage may occur. Fertilizing should be done in sunny weather so that the plant can better absorb nutrients.

2. Fertilization skills

1. Frequency: Pay attention to the frequency of fertilizing longevity flowers. Do not fertilize it too frequently. Generally, fertilizing once every half a month is enough. In winter and summer, it is usually necessary to stop fertilizing first because the plants may stop growing.

2. Cleaning: When fertilizing, If fertilizer is applied to leaves, wash it off as soon as possible. If not treated in time, it is easy to rot.

3. Fertilizer seeds: When longevity flowers are in different growth stages, they require different fertilizers. When the seedlings are growing, mainly applying some nitrogen fertilizer can help the growth and development of stems and leaves. Before flowering, fertilizers with high phosphorus and potassium content are applied. If a large amount of nitrogen fertilizer is also applied, the plants are very likely to not bloom.

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