Feed some golden water to the flowers
After the Spring Festival, various kitchen waste ingredients are often accumulated at home. These seemingly useless waste can be transformed into "golden water" for cultivating flowers after simple treatment. This article will reveal four tricks to turn household kitchen waste into treasure, allowing plants such as longevity flowers and crabclaw orchids to bloom like hydrangea in early spring. Analysis of egg yellow flower cultivation technology. Preparation process of egg yolk fertilizer expired eggs are boiled at high temperature, and the egg yolk is separated and ground into a powder. Dig 3-5 holes with a diameter of 2 cm along the edge of the flowerpot, add 5 g of egg yolk powder each time, and slowly release nutrients after covering with soil. This operation only needs to be done once a month to avoid excessive fertilization. Mechanism of action of elements per 100g of egg yolk contains 380mg of phosphorus, 150mg of potassium, and 112mg of calcium. Among them, phosphorus promotes flower bud differentiation, potassium enhances stress resistance, and calcium prevents leaf margins from scorching. It is suitable for short-day plants such as Longevity Flower and Crabclaw Orchid, increasing the flower yield per plant by 40%. Corn kernel fermentation technology optimizes the fermentation process by feeding flowers with golden water. After 12 hours of drying, cooked corn kernels are bottled in a ratio of 1:3 with rice washing water. Adding EM inoculant can shorten the fermentation period to 15 days, maintain the ambient temperature of 25-30 ° C, and regularly open the lid to release gas to avoid the risk of bottle explosion. Application scenario analysis The fermentation liquor is rich in amino acids and organic acids. Dilution at a ratio of 1:50 and then watered, which can make the leaves of green radish thicker by 30%, and accelerate the sprouting speed of spider orchid. It is recommended to apply it every half month during the growing season, and the effect will be better when combined with loosening soil. Guidelines for Fertilization of Edible Oil