Can the broken bone powder at home be placed directly in a flower pot and used as flower fertilizer?

It depends on what kind of flowers you are potting when using synthetic bone meal, and the bone meal they themselves crush is difficult to absorb by some plants, such as orchids and junzi orchids.

The juicy type of flowers is difficult to absorb, unlike moonshine flowers.

Hibiscus and other these chronic nutrients ** plants.

Crushed bones. Powder is difficult to absorb: there is a lot of calcium in the broken bone meal, the plant is not better than a person, and it can be slowly absorbed when eaten in the stomach, and the broken bone meal is too small because the contact area with the plant is too small, only when watering, can part of the bone meal be flushed out and contact with the root soil to achieve the effect of absorption.

Broken bones are easy to multiply bacteria: they can only be mixed with the soil, but there will also be a problem after mixing, that is, if the bones are not clean enough, there is a lot of oil in them, which will have an impact on the roots of the plant, and seriously lead to root rot, and the unclean bone meal is easy to mold, producing a large number of bacteria, it will gnaw on the roots, straight to the branches and leaves of the flower, and have an impact on the growth of flowering plants.

In fact, as a flower lover, I have used it before, but I put it in a moon pot instead of fertilizer, in fact, I don't see any difference, there is none, but it is different when I put it in an orchid pot, the roots of the orchid are prone to oil, at first it turns yellow and black, and finally, until I change the soil, the plant does not start to change color, when watering, we usually water, we usually use water, we do not use oil or dishwashing water for watering. It is advisable to grind the bones into powder before using the tool.

The most important thing in flower care is to supplement elements such as "phosphorus and calcium", but the "phosphorus and calcium" contained in unprocessed bones are difficult to absorb, and bones contain a lot of fat, so they should not be placed directly in flower pots as flower fertilizer. Instead, they should be processed and converted into bone char. It is then applied to the flowers.

It takes a long time for bone meal to accelerate the oxidation process by high temperatures. The bones are wrapped in lotus leaves and then glued to the outside into balls. Roast it over the fire for 4 to 6 hours.

Grilling in a hot and oxygen-free environment can quickly turn bones into bone char. The barbecue also acts as a degreaser.

Yes, bone meal can be used as flower fertilizer, the principle is actually very simple, that is, bone meal is rich in phosphorus, potassium, calcium and other elements, is the best phosphate fertilizer, potassium fertilizer and trace element fertilizer.

Bone meal is also rich in potassium and is a good potassium fertilizer. Potassium fertilizer can promote the root development of plants, bulbs enlarge, and fruit enlargement. Potassium fertilizer will also make the branches of plants strong and resistant to lodging, and improve the resistance of plants to diseases and pests.

If the plant lacks potassium fertilizer, the edges of the leaves will appear necrotic spots, generally starting with spots on the lower old leaves, and the leaf edges and tips will turn yellow, and in severe cases, the whole plant may be scorched and necrotic.

It cannot be used as flower fertilizer, because the broken bone powder does not have any nutrients, and the flower cannot absorb it.

It can be used as flower fertilizer, because bones are also very nutritious.

1. Bones can be used as fertilizer for flowers.

2. Bones to make fertilizer: put the leftover animal bones, poultry bones, fish bones, etc., into the water and soak them for a day and night, wash them repeatedly, wash off the salt, put them in the pressure cooker and cook for about 20 minutes, remove the fat, and put them on the balcony to dry and mash them to become bone meal. After the bone meal is decomposed, it is mixed with half of the sandy garden soil, which is the base fertilizer with complete nutrition.

3. Pour the meat bones into the vat and add an appropriate amount of Gymboree starter (anaerobic type), then add a small amount of water, keep the humidity at 60%-70%, seal, and use water after a period of decay and fermentation. It is a very good potted flower base fertilizer, and if it is soaked and fermented, it becomes a flower fertilizer rich in phosphorus. If other phosphorus-rich impurities are added, these impurities are crushed and evenly stirred in the flower soil, or they are fermented in a container to become an ideal phosphate fertilizer.

It is used to water the flowers, which will make the flowers colorful, bright and full of fruits. The fertilizer effect can last for more than 2 years.

Leftovers in the kitchen can be turned into compost, and there is another ingredient in the kitchen that can be turned into fertilizer, and that is the bones that we often overlook, which can promote the flowering of plants, and to be used wisely, they also need to be treated in a proper way, rather than burying the bones directly in the soil.

It turns out that bones are not only loved by dogs, but also by plants, because bone meal is very rich in phosphorus, which can promote plant growth.

Bone meal has three major benefits, the first benefit is that it is very rich in phosphorus, bones contain nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and the ratio of components is 1:12:0, or 4:

21:2, this is also because different types of bones contain different nutrients.

Plants need a lot of phosphorus during flowering, and you can imagine how much bone meal can boost plants.

The second advantage is that bone meal can release nutrients slowly, will not release fertility all at once, it also has a small amount of nitrogen, potassium and calcium, in the whole growing season of the plant, bone meal will slowly decompose, and the nutrients in it will also be slowly released for plant absorption.

Mixing some bone meal into the soil of plant cultivation will not cause fertilizer damage, and it will also have a very long-lasting ability to promote plants.

The third advantage is that it is very cheap, you can buy bone meal directly in the market, which can have a strong promoting effect on plants.

Of course, we can also make our own bone meal, bones contain strong phosphorus, if the pH value of the soil is less than 7, zero elements can also properly improve the acidity and alkalinity of the soil.

Usually we can collect the bones in the kitchen, usually we can put them in the refrigerator, store them, clean and disinfect them if there are enough quantities, and then remove the meat from the bones, then put them on the grill, bake them for 10 to 15 minutes, boil them in boiling water for 5 to 8 hours, and then you can easily remove any fat and meat on the bones.

After this operation, the bones become very brittle and easy to dry, so you can use a hammer to crush them into powder, and of course there is some bone residue, and a small amount of bone meal will not affect the use.

Turn bones into bone meal. It must be ground to a little smaller. Then don't use too much. Step by step. Grow it slowly and let it absorb slowly.

When raising flowers at home, the trick of turning bones into bone meal is to sauce the meat of the bones, then use a pressure cooker to cook the bones, then dry them and bake them properly, and then grind them into powder.

When raising flowers at home, first dry the bones so that there is not a little moisture in the bones. It is then crushed with a hard object until it turns into powder.

The leftover bones are removed from the meat, and the powder is smashed into powder with stones or tools and sprinkled in the flower pot to promote the soil, which can better allow the flowers and trees to grow.

Don't throw away the leftover bones at home, make bone meal to raise flowers, sprinkle a little in the pot, the longer the more lush.