How do pine needles compost and ferment? How pine needles are fermented to make flower fertilizer

You can put pine needles and soil in a large plastic bag and moisten them to keep them moist. After sealing, it is placed in a place with a high temperature to ferment. You can also spray some insecticide before sealing. Generally, fermentation for 2 to 3 months is sufficient.

Collect pine needles and a small amount of soil under the pine tree, put them in a plastic bag and water them, seal them and put them in a place with a high temperature to ferment and use them.

In autumn, go to the park or nearby mountains to collect 5 percent of pine needles and pine towers, 3 percent of sawdust, and 2 percent of horse manure, and mix them for accumulation. If there is a courtyard, you can dig a pit about 80 centimeters deep in the corner of the courtyard first, place a layer of the above-mentioned kinds of things in the pit, and then fill in a layer of garden soil, so repeatedly stack several layers, pour in a small amount of rice water or water.

The method of fermenting pine needles to raise flower fertilizer.

In the fall,Go to the park or nearby mountains to collect 5 percent of pine needles and pine towers, 3 percent of sawdust, and 2 percent of horse manure, and mix them for accumulation

If there is a courtyard, you can dig a pit about 80 centimeters deep in the corner of the courtyard first, place a layer of the above-mentioned substances in the pit in the hole, and then fill in a layer of garden soil, so repeatedly stack several layers, pour in a small amount of rice water or clear water.

If there is no horse manure, you can replace it with pouring some thin human manure and urine into it, and finally cover the top with a layer of 5 10 cm thick garden soil.

After accumulation and fermentation, the pine needles have the effect of loosening and breathing, fertilizer retention and drainage. It is also an ideal fertilizer for cultivating roots and flowers.

Problems to be aware of when fermenting pine needles.

If it is taken to ferment pine needles without digging pits, it can also be piled up into a compost pile more than 1 meter high, which can be dug out after fully decomposing in the autumn of the next year, and further mashed and sifted for use.

During the composting process, the accumulation should not be pressed too tightly, and a part of the air should be allowed to enter the compost pile, which is more conducive to the activity of bacteria to accelerate the decomposition of cellulose and lignin and other substances in pine needles.

It should be noted that in the process of fermentation and decay of the accumulation, it should not be too wet, which will produce toxic substances, cause nutrient loss, and affect the fertilizer effect used for raising flowers in the future.

In short, pine needles are a good organic fertilizer for cultivating flowers and trees after fermentation and decomposition.

Not only does it make the soil more fertile, but it is also rich in nutrientsIt can promote the soil to be loose and well-permeable, and can provide a large amount of organic nutrients for potted flowersIt can also improve the soil, promote the cultivation of loam loose foam, not compacted, conducive to the growth and development of flowers and trees

1. Collect pine needles and a small amount of soil under the pine tree.

2. Put pine needles and soil type in a large plastic bag, water it, keep it moist, and put it in a place with a higher temperature to ferment after sealing. The summer season is about two or three months, and the autumn and winter are a little longer. 3.

To prevent odor, you can throw some orange peel into it, and you can also spray some insecticide before sealing. Under the pine tree, remove a layer of pine needles on the surface, and take the soil that you guessed if it is not fully fermented, it is not conducive to the growth of flowers, so it is recommended to cover it with a plastic bag and fully ferment it.

4. The pine needle soil is acidic, and after fermentation, it is sieved with a 4 mm sieve while it is wet, and the large particles are used as base fertilizer and the small particles are used as nutrient soil.

Pine needle soil, a commonly used raw material for high-quality potting soil, mainly from forests or woods, is the soil formed after the fallen leaves of pine trees have decayed. Because this soil is rich in organic matter and is very fertile and loose, many pot lovers like to use it as potting soil, and the effect is very good. Pine needle soil can only exert its effect after fermentation, so how does pine needle soil make Lu Feng Xing ferment?

The way to get pine needle soil is also very simple, we just need to choose a place where we plant pine or cypress trees and dig some soil under the trees. The pine needle soil accumulated over the years under the pine trees in the mountainous areas can generally be directly retrieved and used. But when we dig up, we first have to peel off the pine needles that have not rotted, and then dig up the soft soil underneath them, which is the fermented pine needle soil.

1. First of all, we need to collect and sort out some pine needles under the pine trees, whether they are rotten or intact, and we also need to prepare some garden soil.

2. Mix the prepared pine needles with the garden soil and stir well, then put the mixture into a plastic bag, and then put the plastic bag into a bucket together with the mixture. The next step is to water and keep the mixture moist.

3. After watering, tie the mouth of the plastic bag tightly, and then place it in a place with high temperature to let it fully ferment. If you make pine needle soil in summer, you can generally let it ferment for 2-3 months, and in autumn and winter, due to the low temperature, let it ferment for a longer time. After sufficient fermentation, the pine needle soil becomes very fertile and loose, and the soil is generally acidic.

Because it is very rich in nutrients, it is very suitable for growing acid-loving potted flower plants.