What is thin fertilizer, and what kind of fertilizer is thin fertilizer?

Thin liquid fertilizer: diluted liquid fertilizer, including organic liquid fertilizer, inorganic liquid fertilizer, and compound liquid fertilizer.

Corrosive fertilizer: organic fertilizer after decay and fermentation.

Organic fertilizers such as manure, urine, hair, hooves and other animal wastes of people and livestock, as well as plant wastes, such as hemp residues, soybean cakes, stalks, etc., are called organic fertilizers after full fermentation and decomposition. The advantages of organic fertilizer are long fertilizer effective period, complete nutrients, enhanced soil permeability, etc., and the disadvantage is that it cannot be directly absorbed by the root system, and must be fully fermented before it can be applied. During the fermentation process, a large amount of heat energy is generated, which causes damage to the root system.

At the same time, ammonia and other harmful gases are released, and the odor is easy to attract flies and maggots and pollute the environment. If the brewing is not completely decomposed, all kinds of bacteria, viruses and parasites are easy to affect human health. The content and proportion of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium in this kind of organic fertilizer may not meet the needs of flower growth, nor can it be used for various ornamental flowers cultivated without soil.

The organic fertilizers provided by the flower market include hemp residue, bean cake, hoof horn, bone meal, etc. When making base fertilizer, it can be buried at the bottom of the pot, and the amount can be used as appropriate, not too much, and can not be in contact with the root system of the flower, so as not to "burn to death" the root system due to the heat generated during the fermentation process. When topdressing, an appropriate amount of water must be added, fully fermented and rotted, and diluted before use.

There is also a type of organic fertilizer mixed with the soil, sprinkled or mixed into the soil, this kind of fertilizer, the content of active ingredients is low.

Inorganic fertilizer Inorganic fertilizer should be called chemical fertilizer to be precise, which refers to the inorganic matter (potassium chloride), organic matter (urea) and their mixtures that are chemically produced by industrial methods containing nutrients necessary for plant growth. This kind of fertilizer has the advantages of high nutrient content, fast fertilizer efficiency, clean and hygienic, convenient application, etc., and is widely used as flower fertilizer at home and abroad, especially according to the different nutrient needs of plants and different soil conditions, it can be prepared into a variety of nutritionally complete special fertilizers, so as to achieve formula fertilization and scientific fertilization.

Univariant chemical fertilizers, such as urea (nitrogen fertilizer), superphosphate (phosphate fertilizer), potassium chloride (potassium fertilizer), ferrous sulfate (iron fertilizer), boric acid (boron fertilizer), etc., have a fast effect and a single fertilizer effect.

The application of a single kind of above-mentioned fertilizer in the family flower can not meet the needs of flower growth, and only when it is determined that the plant lacks a certain element, such as urea when there is a lack of nitrogen, potassium chloride when it is deficient, and ferrous sulfate when it is deficient in iron.

That is, the fertilizer should be thin enough. For example, when applying chemical fertilizers, the concentration of people is 3 thousandths, and you can only use 1 thousandth; The same goes for organic fertilizers.

Fertilizers with low concentrations. Chemical fertilizer <, organic fertilizer with water more than 30 times.

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Thin manure usually refers to thin liquid fertilizer, which is a diluted liquid fertilizer.

This kind of fertilizer has the advantages of high nutrient content, fast fertilizer efficiency, cleanliness and hygiene, and convenient application, and is widely used as flower fertilizer at home and abroad. In particular, according to the different nutrient needs of plants and different soil conditions, a variety of nutrient-complete special fertilizers can be formulated.

Benefits and usage of thin fertilizer:To fertilize potted flowers in summer, it is necessary to grasp the principle of "thin fertilizer and diligent application", and the fertilization is too thick to cause root rot.

Generally, the vigorous growth of orange flowers should be applied with thin liquid fertilizer every 7 to 10 days. When fertilizing, it should be carried out in the case of dry potting soil on sunny days, because wet root fertilization is easy to rot roots, and the fertilization time is best in the evening, and fertilization at noon is easy to hurt the roots when the soil temperature is high.

Water thoroughly once the next day. When fertilizing, be careful not to splash the fertilizer water on the leaves to avoid burns. Blade.

Thin manure usually refers to thin liquid fertilizer, which is a diluted liquid fertilizer.

This kind of fertilizer has the advantages of high nutrient content, fast fertilizer efficiency, cleanliness and hygiene, and convenient basis application, and is widely used as flower fertilizer at home and abroad. In particular, according to the different nutrient needs of plants and the same soil conditions, a variety of nutrient-complete special fertilizers can be formulated.