How to make fish intestine fertilizer water without odor?
Today, the editor will explain how to make fish intestine fertilizer water without odor, as well as some introductions related to green plants and flowers. Let's get to know more together.
This is the 832nd day of the original articles.
This article is one of the original theories.
Excerpt from the "Three-Step Method for Raising Chinese Roses" series.
In yesterday's article, it was mentioned that fish intestine fertilizer water is very good for Chinese roses, as it is rich in phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, which is very beneficial for the bud formation of Chinese roses.
So, how should fish intestine fertilizer water be made?
Let's talk about the homemade method for fish intestine fertilizer water today. This type of fertilizer water can only be made at home; there's nowhere to buy it, so if you want it, you'll have to make it yourself.
How to make fish intestine fertilizer water:
The method for making fish intestine fertilizer water is very simple, simple enough that you just need to put the fish intestines in a container, add water, and ferment them for half a year.
However, the process of fermenting fish intestine fertilizer water often has a very strong odor. It can be described as unbearably smelly.
If you use such smelly fertilizer water on your balcony at home, I believe not only your plants but also you will be disliked by your family...
So, how to ferment fish intestine fertilizer water without odor?
If you want fish intestine fertilizer water to be odorless, you need to use some minor additives to speed up the fermentation of the fish intestines and decompose them completely.
Specific method:
1. First, ask the fish seller at the market for some fish intestines and scales.
2. Prepare a few large plastic buckets, which can be salad oil buckets or other covered buckets, but remember to use plastic ones.
3. If you have yogurt at home, you can contribute 1-2 bottles. If not, buy two packs of fermentation agents, which are the yeast used for making steamed buns. (This is a frugal recipe; rich people can directly buy EM菌酵素.)
4. Put the fish intestines in the bottle, add yogurt (yeast or EM菌) to the water, and then put it in the plastic bottle.
5. Put the lid on the plastic bottle, but don't twist it too tight. Make it slightly loose, allowing air to escape. Do this to prevent you from forgetting to open the lid to release air. Then place it in a warm place, or just put it outside in a corner to bask in the sun.
In this way, under high temperatures, after fermenting for half a year, there will be little to no odor. If made in winter, it's best to use it in autumn for safety.
How to make fish intestine fertilizer water without odor?
Regularly feeding your Chinese roses with fish intestine fertilizer water can make them grow vigorously, and more importantly, they will have more and brighter flowers.
If you have Chinese roses planted in the ground, you don't need to go through so much trouble. Green Plant Enthusiast Network will teach you a simpler method.
How to feed fish intestines to ground-planted Chinese roses?
Green Plant Enthusiast Network says that the coldest season of the year is also the best time to apply raw fertilizer to Chinese roses!
So, for friends who grow Chinese roses in the ground, you can choose to bury fish intestines in winter.
Dig a hole 20-30 cm away from the base of the Chinese rose, put the fish intestines directly into it, and cover it with soil. By spring, the fish intestines will have finished fermenting and can be absorbed and utilized by the Chinese roses.