What are the methods for making homemade米兰 flower fertilizer
Let's introduce the knowledge about homemade fertilizer for Milan flowers. The following is a detailed introduction for you.
What are the methods for making homemade米兰 flower fertilizer
Michelia flowers have a strong fragrance and are very popular. However, if you want more Michelia flowers to bloom, fertilization is essential. Today, I will teach you how to make homemade Milan flower fertilizer. Let's take a look.
How to make homemade Milan flower fertilizer
Chemical fertilizer
Prepare an appropriate amount of clear water, then add a small amount of ferrous sulfate to the clear water. Do not add too much ferrous sulfate, just enough to make the water slightly red; then add an appropriate amount of fertilizer cake, place it in a high-temperature environment, and when all the water is absorbed by the fertilizer cake, you can fertilize the Milan flower.
Fruit peel fertilizer
In making homemade Milan flower fertilizer, you can make fruit peel fertilizer. Collect the peels of citrus, pomelo, and pear, crush them, and place them in a sealed container to ferment. After about a month, all the peels will be in a sludge state and can be buried near the roots of the Milan flower.
Animal manure
Collect animal and livestock manure, then place it in a container and seal it. The fermentation time is approximately one week. After fermentation, the various nutrients in the manure can be fully utilized. Animal manure cannot be directly applied to Milan flowers and needs to be used with water.
Organic fertilizer
Collect animal organs or insect bodies, crush them in a meat grinder, then place them in a sealed container and heat them in a 40°C microwave for 1 hour to obtain ripe organic fertilizer. When using organic fertilizer, it needs to be diluted with water to prevent burning the Milan flower roots.
Fertilization methods for Milan flowers
Milan flowers have a long blooming period and require a lot of fertilizer. During the growing period, more phosphorus and potassium fertilizers such as bone meal and rice washing water should be applied. Generally, liquid fertilizer should be applied once every 7-10 days, not too concentrated, and fertilization should be stopped in the fall, reducing watering to enhance the ability to survive the winter. Milan flowers are not cold-resistant and must be moved into a sunny indoor area before frost. In the northern regions, they are usually moved out of the house around the time of Guyu. If moved out too early, the cold wind can cause leaf and branch death. Before moving out, there should be a 1-2 week adaptation period, such as opening windows, moving outside during the day, and bringing it back at night when it's cold. Before moving out, you can change the pot, cut off the dead branches and roots, fill in fertile soil to promote new branches and leaves, which can increase the number of flowers.
The above sharing of homemade Milan flower fertilizer methods can bring you some useful green plant and flower experiences in life!