Can you bury fishing intestines after the moon season flowers?

Many people like the moon season, mainly because the moon season flowers are large, the flowering is strong, and some varieties have fragrance. Whenever there is a moon season in the house, the flower keeper is very happy, even if it is just one flower. Now there are many seasonal varieties suitable for balcony families, such as juice balcony, cute and so on.

However, these potted plants can only bloom in stages during the month, such as once a month. Only ground planting is the correct way to open the moon season, and the ground planting can bloom every day, and the amount of flowering is large.

This is a more classic Ouyue, which is the "Princess Kent" bred by Austin, and Austin seems to like to name it after the princess and the queen. For example, the Queen of Sweden, Queen Elizabeth, Princess of Monaco, etc. "Princess Kent" has a faint lemon fragrance and many petals, which is a very good shrub.

People who have a yard can really plant one, as long as they raise it for half a year, they can enter the opening mode and bloom every day.

Why is it that only the moon season planted in the ground can bloom every day? The reason is very simple, it is the problem of soil. No matter how big a pot you use, even if it's a 5-gallon pot, the soil is limited.

The amount of potting soil determines the root growth of the moon, and the potting soil limits the size of the moon. If you change to ground planting, the soil is infinite, and the root system of the moon season can be rooted far away. A strong root system means that the moon can get more nutrients to support its continuous flowering.

In addition, there is another trick to popping flowers in the moon season, which is fish intestine fat. Everyone knows that the moon season likes fertilizer, so usually watering flowers will add some material to it, what bone meal, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, chicken manure and so on. Although these are very effective fertilizers, they are nothing compared to fish intestines.

Fish intestines are the strongest phosphate fertilizer I have ever seen, and any plant that uses fish intestine fertilizer will bloom desperately as if it had been beaten with chicken blood. There is no need to make fish intestine fertilizer, only need to bury the fish intestine in the soil, and after a period of decay, it can be absorbed by the root system of the moon season, and there is no peculiar smell during this period.

No, it's best not to be like this, it's easy to breed pests and bacteria, top dressing go to the flower shop to see, buy a bottle of plant growth nutrient solution, you can add some nutrient solution every time you water, plant growth is better and more vigorous.

After a winter of low temperature rotting, the spring moon season can be well absorbed and utilized when new shoots grow, so that each new shoot can top out of the flower buds, so that the flowers continue to burst, and each flower is in full bloom with high quality! In addition, fish maw is very rich in fish oil, that is, those whitish things, after fermentation and microbial decomposition, can be absorbed by the moon season. Fish oil is great for people, let alone the moon season.

In addition, fish maw also contains some trace elements, which can also provide positive energy for the growth and flowering of the moon season. Therefore, if the fish maw is buried correctly, the growth will be very good in the coming year.

It's better not to. Although fish intestines are very nutritious fertilizers, they are prone to grow maggots and burn roots if they are not used properly. It can be replaced with nitrogen and potassium fertilizers.

Absolutely. Because the fish intestine contains high phosphorus. It played the role of fertilization. It is of great help and effect on flowers.

In winter, it can be buried in fish intestines, and whether it needs to be rotted depends on the planting situation. Ground planting can be done in the moon season to dig deep pits and bury unrotted fish intestines. It is best to bury potted plants after they have rotted.

The planting of the moon season is divided into two ways: ground planting and potted planting, burying fish intestines in winter is suitable for planting in the ground season, and the ground is planted with a deep enough soil layer, which can be dug into a deep pit and buried, and then covered with soil, which can block the odor.

Winter is a good time to apply bottom fertilizer in the monthly season, and it is of course possible to bury fish intestines in winter. However, uncooked fish intestines will cause some problems, which is not to say that they cannot be used, but it is necessary to pay attention to the occasion and method of use. The following is a detailed description of the matters that need to be paid attention to when burying fish intestines in the winter of the month and season, and the application method.

Fish intestines are rich in nutrients and are very suitable for fertilizing the moon season

There are generally two types of fertilizers, organic fertilizers and chemical fertilizers.

Among them, fish intestines belong to organic fertilizer, and fish intestines are rich in nutrients, not only containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, but also other calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc and other trace elements are also rich.

The nutrients in the fish intestine can fully meet the needs of the monthly growth, and it is a very good organic fertilizer. After burying the fish intestines in winter, after the decomposition of winter, there are enough nutrients after the germination of the moon season and the next year, which can promote the development of strong bamboo shoots.

All year round, spring, summer, autumn and winter. Why should fish intestines be buried in the winter and not in other seasons? However, there are two considerations for burying fish intestines in winter.

First, the temperature is low in winter, the decomposition of fish intestines is slow, and there is less peculiar smell.

For organic fertilizer, the word we often hear is "rotten". To put it simply, decomposition of organic matter by microorganisms produces heat and odor during the decomposition process.

When we bury the fish intestines, we actually let the fish intestines naturally decay in the soil, and the speed of decay is related to the activity of microorganisms, and the activity of microorganisms is related to temperature.

In winter, the temperature is low and the microbial activity is relatively weak, and the fish intestine is a slow fermentation process, which produces less heat and is not easy to cause root burning. Moreover, the decomposition is slow, and the odor produced is less, but the decomposition is too long and longer.

Second, the winter season is dormant and requires less nutrients.

One of the characteristics of organic fertilizer is that the effect of the leg fertilizer is slow-release, and the organic fertilizer can not play a fertilizer effect immediately after application, and it takes a period of time to provide nutrients for the growth of the month. It takes several months to bury the fish intestines in the winter and really exert the fat effect.

During this time, the fish intestines are in a dormant state, and the fish intestines have enough time to convert into nutrients to help them grow when they are needed in the coming year.

Things to pay attention to when burying fish intestines in winter

The planting of the moon season is divided into two ways: ground planting and potted planting, burying fish intestines in winter is suitable for planting in the ground, and the ground is planted with a deep enough soil layer, which can be dug into a deep pit and buried, and then covered with soil, which can effectively block the odor.

If you want to bury fish intestines, it is recommended to bury them in advance and then bury them. In addition, the time of burying fish intestines should not be too early, and it is generally carried out after the dormancy of the moon season.

1. In this case, the feasibility analysis of unfermented fish intestines can be buried.

1. Maintenance in the garden planting season, in a short period of time will not be disadvantaged and there will be a lack of fertilizer. By burying animal internal organs around the plant, the internal organs are gradually decomposed by microorganisms to produce nutrients, and slowly diffuse, which can play the effect of thin fertilizer and slow release. It will also not cause short-term fertilizer damage.

2. The garden area is relatively open, and the unfermented fish intestines are directly buried, as long as the distance is controlled, the human heat generated during the fermentation process is not enough to have an impact on the plants.

3. Generally, gardens and small courtyards are open-air, with good air flow, and the smell of animal internal organs decomposed and rotted by microorganisms will not be too concentrated, resulting in the smell of rancid return.

2. Precautions for burying fish intestines directly around the garden ground planting moon season.

1. Bury it away from the root system. If it is too close to the roots, it is easy to cause the invasion of fungi and other microorganisms to the roots of the plant; And away from the roots, it can also reduce the damage to the roots when digging a pit and burying it.

2. When burying fish intestines, chicken intestines and other animal internal organs, try to bury them slightly deeper. Because the site is not enclosed, the smell of animal viscera is easy to be smelled by cats and other animals, and it will be gouged out, which will affect the effect.

3. Disperse and bury as much as possible. In this way, the heat generated by concentrated fermentation can avoid damage to the plants.

Home potting plants are not suitable for direct burial in unfermented fish intestines.

The main reasons are:

1. The soil range of potted plants is limited, and the heat generated when buried and fermented is easy to cause damage to the roots and affect the growth of the plant. It will also breed a lot of bacteria, which can cause damage to the plants.

2. The potting soil is limited in scope and is not easy to be buried deeply, and shallow burial is easy to concentrate on emitting odors, causing indoor air "pollution", affecting the home environment, and the heat generated in the decomposition process is easy to cause root burning and local fertilizer damage.

3. The effect of improving soil quality and increasing nutrients in the short term is not obvious.

When top dressing is urgently needed in the monthly season, burying the unfermented fish intestines has little effect.

It takes a long process for animal organs such as fish intestines to be buried in the soil for fermentation, mainly by microorganisms, and converted into nutrients that can be absorbed by the root tissues of the plant. At this time, by burying the internal organs of animals such as fish intestines, it cannot provide the nutrients needed for plant growth in time.

Through our introduction, I believe you have a deeper understanding of what happens if the fish intestines are directly buried in the roots of the moon season, and can you bury the fish intestines in the month that has just been transplanted in winter.