Can edamame shells be used as fertilizer? Can they be dried and used directly as fertilizer?

Edamame shells are rich in vitamins and trace elements such as sodium, magnesium, and iron. When the edamame shells rot, they can be fully decomposed into many organic substances, making them very good fertilizers.

Edamame shells can be used as fertilizer, but before use, you must put the edamame shells together with other plant branches and leaves and ferment them. They will become a very nutritious flower fertilizer. You can also spread the edamame shells at the bottom of the flowerpot to prevent water accumulation in the pot and allow the flowers to grow better.

Making soybean shell fertilizer

When making edamame shell fertilizer, first collect some edamame shells, then wash them with water, spread them out in the sun for drying, and the edamame shells will be dried and lose moisture in about 1-2 days.

At this time, you can directly sprinkle it on the required plant potting soil and let the edamame shells slowly decompose. You can also chop or grind the edamame shells into powder, which may have a better effect.

Use of soybean hull fertilizer

1. Provide nutrition

Edamame shell fertilizer does not contain any factors that are harmful to plants or soil. The plant fiber it contains can be slowly decomposed by various beneficial bacteria and microorganisms hidden in the soil, and completely converted into nutrients that can be absorbed and utilized by plants, thereby enabling plants to grow better.

2. Deworming

Edamame shell fertilizer is very good for growing flowers after processing. Sprinkle the edamame shell fertilizer evenly into the soil of flowers to fertilize them, so as not to attract small flying insects.