Is it true that how to raise peanut shells and turn them into organic fertilizer with this method?

First of all, you can put the peanuts and cover them in the soil, or you can add water to the peanut shells to let the peanut shells ferment slowly, which can raise flowers.

The method of using peanut shell to ferment organic fertilizer: 1. Wet and infiltrate the peanut shell with water, and the water content is generally mastered at about 50%, and the peanut shell is crushed in advance if possible.

1. Method 1: Put the coarsely crushed peanut shell into the pool, sprinkle superphosphate while putting the peanut shell, then add water and let it fully absorb and expand; First, use plastic cloth to pad the bottom, stack the swelled peanut shells at a height of about 20 cm per layer, and then sprinkle some urea and drench (spray) the wet material with CM bacterial solution. In this way, several layers are stacked.

After the pile is formed, the surface of the compost pile is sealed tightly with dilute slurry; Insert a thermometer in 1-2 directions of the compost pile and observe it frequently. Advantages of composting: using the high temperature of the fertilizer in the fermentation process to speed up the speed of decomposition, and decompose the cellulose, hemicellulose, pectin and lignin in the fertilizer to form humus.

2. Method 2: Crush the peanut shell with a tool, using scissors, a hammer or a foot; Put the crushed peanut shell into a sealed jar, fill it with water that accounts for about 80 of the volume of the container, and seal it; Place the jar in the sun to speed up the deterioration. When the peanut shell sinks to the bottom and the water turns black, it means that it is completely fermented and rotten.

It lasts about 3 months. ）；After about 10 days, take out the fertilizer water in the upper layer of the altar, mix it with water, and use it directly as flower fertilizer. You can also add water to the jar and continue to make manure.

Peanut shell composting should first mix the peanut shell and soil evenly, then put it in the sun, cover it directly with a film and seal it so that the peanut shell slowly rots and decomposes. Alternatively, you can use a large tank or bucket to pack it and seal it. Wash the peanut shell, boil it in boiling water for 10 minutes after washing, take it out after cooking, leave it for a while, return to room temperature, find a plastic bottle, put the peanut shell into the bottle, then add water, put it in the sun, and generally ferment and rot successfully in a few months.

At the beginning of spring, dig a pit with a depth of 1 meter, a length of 1 meter, and a width of half a meter in the orchard and vegetable garden, and the size can be determined according to your needs. Pour the collected peanut shells, walnut shells, plate shells and other dried fruit shells into the pit; Peanut shells as fertilizer must be fully decomposed before they can be used. Because the unrotted peanut shell is directly placed into the soil, the peanut shell is returned to the outer soil for its fermentation and decomposing process.

Peanut shell is a very good material, with good loose and breathable. It is often used to mix and raise some high-end flowers, such as Junzi orchid and orchid. The soil is loose and permeable with peanut shells.

Fermentation and rotting peanut shell method: first crush the peanut shell with a non-sieve crusher, and at the high temperature in the crushing process, the peanut shell has reached a certain degree of maturity, and the disinfection and sterilization effect. The peanut shells in farmers' homes are generally dried, with little moisture and are not easy to rot, so if there are pigs, cows, chickens, ducks and other animals at home, it is better to mix the peanut shells with those animal feces and urine.

Rotten peanut shell, do not rush to use, break the peanut shell, mix with moist soil, seal it up and ferment, it takes about half a year to ferment well, used to plant plants, loose, good air permeability, not easy to rot roots. Peanut shells can be used as fertilizer, and they can be cooked in a stuffy way with a large ceramic water tank and a broken large iron pot, which is more convenient and trouble-free. The reason is that the whole process of peanut shell decay can be seen, and the time for peanut shell decay can be shortened a lot.

Yes, you can put it directly in the potting soil as fertilizer and let it rot slowly, or mix it with the soil first, then seal it and plant flowers after it is ripe. Another is to add water to ferment, and then use it as fertilizer to raise flowers after it is ripe.

Peanut shells can be used as fertilizer, but they cannot be applied directly, they must be decomposed first. As long as the components of peanut shell are lignin and cellulose, it is not easy to decompose, and direct application to the soil will lead to weakening of the water retention of the soil. After fermentation, it can improve the permeability of the soil, improve soil fertility and water retention.

The method of fermentation is very simple, mixed with an appropriate amount of manure, crop straw, water, etc.

Peanut shells can be used as fertilizer, which can be directly buried in the soil to rot peanut shells or burned into ashes and thrown directly into the soil.

It is also very convenient to bury them in the ground, decompose them, and then take them out and use them after a period of time.

1. Mixed with pig manure, cow dung, duck dung and other animal manure (urine).

The peanut shells in the farmer's home are generally dried, with little moisture and not good to rot, so if there are pigs, cows, chickens, ducks and other animals at home, the peanut shell can be mixed with those animal feces and urine to rot together, because those animal feces contain a certain amount of water, and in the process of decay, it will emit heat, which can speed up the decay of the peanut shell.

2. Animal manure and peanut shells that need to be decomposed should be covered with plastic film after being piled up, and the temperature inside is higher, the water evaporation is less, and the rotting is fasterThis practice is most commonly used during the cold season, such as winter.

A brief introduction to the rotting method of peanut shells, cooking and sealing fermentation method, the number obtained is small and the effect is not good, rarely used, the best method is the deep buried natural fermentation method, this method has a high yield, *** In the spring, in the orchard and vegetable garden, dig a depth of 1 meter, the length is also 1 meter, the width of half a meter of the soil pit, the size can be determined according to the need, the collected peanut shell, walnut shell, plate shell shell and other dried fruit peel shells, poured into the pit, and then under the pine tree to collect some pine leaves, pine needles, pine bark, etc., poured into the soil pit together, filled with water after stepping on the ground, and so on, after the water is eliminated, a layer of corn stalks or weeds is spread on the top, and then filled with soil, and stepped on the flat.

Peanut shells are very common in rural areas, and most farmers dispose of them as garbage, some of them are burned directly, and some are even thrown away, and the peanut shells are not used well, which is very wasteful.

Peanut shells are treasures, and after scientific processing, they will bring more benefits to farmers. Peanut shells contain nearly 60% crude fiber, ranking first in roughage. The nutrients of peanut shells account for dry matter, including crude protein, crude fat 1%, crude cellulose, hemicellulose, and soluble carbohydrates.

I guess you raise flowers or grow vegetables... The dry matter in the main components of peanut shell accounts for 90 3, including crude protein 4 8 -7 2, crude fat 1 "1 1, crude cellulose 65 7 --79 3, hemicellulose 10 1, soluble carbohydrates are 10 6 --21 2, crude ash 1 9% - 4 6, calcium 0 24 --0 27, phosphorus 0 08 --0 09, look at it, peanut shell contains calcium, phosphorus and other elements to help plant growth, but peanut shell is best fermented in fertilization, that is better... But it decays more slowly...

Peanut shells are really useful as fertilizer to water flowers, but many people throw them away and tell the people around them after reading them.

Just bury it in the soil.

The peanut kernel in the peanut can be used to make a very fertile flower fertilizer, and its peanut shell can also be made into fertilizer, and more importantly, it can be placed in the potting soil to increase the permeability of the potting soil and reduce the possibility of rotten roots.

Although peanut pomace is a good organic fertilizer after treatment, peanut pomace that has not been treated cannot be directly applied as fertilizer, and it needs to be soaked before it can be, because if raw peanut pomace is directly applied, it may burn the roots.

Some waste from daily life can be used as flower fertilizer.

1. Use domestic waste to make good flower fertilizer, which is both economical and environmentally friendly. These homemade fertilizers are organic fertilizers, containing a variety of nutrients and rich organic matter required by flowers, the fertilizer effect is mild and long-lasting, and it can also improve the soil, so that the soil forms an aggregate structure, coordinates the air and water in the soil, and is extremely beneficial to the growth and development of flowers.

2. Egg shells, the water left over from drinking milk powder, the meat residues left over from the kitchen, the meal residues, and the leftover oil from the smoking hood are suitable for different flowers. Washing rice water can be used to water flowers.