Secret gardening trick number seven: [Buried quail eggs alive]
If you want to know about the introduction of common gardening knowledge, secret gardening trick number seven: [Buried quail eggs alive, if there are any mistakes, please correct them!]
If you want to grow flowers well, but find fertilizing troublesome, and want to stay away from the dirt and smell of fertilizer, is there any good trick? Yes! Here is a method:
Buy a few quail eggs, first gently break the small end, pierce the inner membrane with a toothpick, when repotting and changing soil, place the quail eggs with the small end up gently on the 2 cm above the potting soil at the bottom of the pot, then fill the soil normally on top.
Since the potting soil contains a large amount of organic matter and the pot soil is moist for a long time, as the temperature rises and the action of fungi, the egg liquid constantly decays and decomposes, and continuously oozes out from the fine gaps, turning into fertilizer for the plant roots to absorb, which well meets the needs of flower growth. In midsummer, most plants enter the vigorous growth period, needing more nutrients, which is also the active period for bacterial growth, and the decomposition of egg fertilizer accelerates accordingly, ensuring (G-Y). A small quail egg can maintain fertility for 1-2 years.
Generally speaking, using this method can avoid the need to apply organic fertilizer all year round, but when the egg fertilizer has just been applied and has not yet taken effect, a small amount of chemical fertilizer can be applied. The process of converting raw egg fertilizer into ripe fertilizer is completed inside the eggshell, so there will be no root burning from raw fertilizer. Moreover, after the eggshell decomposes, it also becomes a good calcium fertilizer.
(Note: The number of eggs depends on the size of the pot. If one is placed, it can be placed in the center of the pot; if two or more are used, they can be placed symmetrically, 2-4 cm away from the edge of the pot. This trick is not suitable for orchids, but more suitable for woody and herbaceous flowers, especially for woody flowering plants that bear fruit.)
The specific content of the seventh gardening trick brought to you: [Buried quail eggs alive - Sufficient fertilizer without burning roots - Fulfill your lazy person's dream of growing flowers] for everyone's reference and operation.