Elementary school students write a diary of making fertilizer

Here are some guidelines and methods for making fertilizer for your family, which may help your little one.

Food waste composting is the process of using microorganisms and small insects in nature to break down organic matter (food waste) in the presence of air and water. The final product is called food waste fertilizer, which is rich in easy-to-use phytonutrients that form part of a healthy soil. It is recommended to buy a bucket and wooden box for composting food waste.

It is best made on the balcony or outdoors. When the food waste compost is fermented, it will have a taste (mainly ammonia and hydrogen sulfide).

Kitchen waste composting mainly has the following conditions:

Carbon-containing organic matter such as dried leaves, wood chips, paper, peanut shells, melon seed shells, etc.

Nitrogenous organic compounds such as fruit and vegetable waste, coffee grounds, malt powder, etc.

1. Air 2. Appropriate amount of water 3. Treat kitchen waste and turn waste into treasure.

Easy 6 Steps:

1. Separate edible kitchen waste (vegetable peels, fruit peels, a small amount of wasted cooked food) into containers.

2. Collect the dried organic matter (dried leaves, sawdust) in a small container.

3. Take a box or a bucket and drill 4 5 different holes around the container to let air in.

4. Spread a layer of soil on the bottom.

5. Now start adding food waste alternately wet waste (vegetable and fruit skins) and dry waste (straw, sawdust, dry leaves).

6. Cover this container with plastic sheeting or wooden planks to help retain moisture and heat. Some advice Every few days, use a rake to turn the pile quickly to provide inflation. If you feel that the pile is too dry, sprinkle it with some water and make it moist.

Within 2-3 months, your food waste should start to form compost on dry, dark brown soil. There are also ready-made, kitted tools for food waste composting. With time and a little patience, you might enjoy composting food waste.

It is not recommended to use leftover meat, bones, leftovers, leftovers, etc. from food waste.

By sorting, ** and composting, a family of four can reduce waste by 1,000 kg to less than 100 kg per year. Imagine that 90% of all the garbage in Chennai disappeared overnight, a clean green city – and it will help you start your composting journey.

Make your own fertilizer. In fact, it is very simple to make flower fertilizer, that is, to use kitchen scraps to make fertilizer, and the most important thing for flowers and plants is nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. Nitrogen fertilizer is the main fertilizer to promote the growth of flower roots, stems and leaves, you can crush and boil oil crops such as beans, peanuts, melon seeds and other oil crops that are moldy and inedible, put them in a small jar and fill them with water, and then seal them up to ferment and let them rot in high temperature weather.

After 10 days, you can take out the upper layer of fertilizer water to water the flowers and plants, and then fill it with water and then soak it. Phosphate fertilizer is also very common in life, fish belly intestines, meat bones, fish bones, cut hair, nails, chicken and duck feathers, crab shells, etc., these sundries are rich in phosphorus, fermented and rotten after being used to water flowers, it will make the flowers colorful, bright, and plump. Potassium fertilizer can improve the lodging resistance of flowers and have the effect of controlling pests and diseases.

Potash fertilizer ** is used for washing rice swill, leftover tea water, washing milk bottle water, etc.