How to use soil plant nutrient solution and how to prepare nutrient solution for potted plants

There are many types of nutrient solutions for soil-grown plants, such as flower-viewing type, fruit-viewing type, succulent type, etc. Different types of nutrient solutions are suitable for different plants and have different preparation methods. They need to be prepared according to the characteristics of specific plants.

Use of nutrient solution for soil-grown plants

1. There are many varieties of nutrient solutions for soil-grown plants, and you need to prepare the relevant nutrient solutions according to specific plants. They need to be used as soon as they are prepared, and should not be left for a long time, otherwise it will affect the fertilizer effect.

2. There are many ways to use nutrient solution for soil-grown plants. You can choose to water them directly, or you can dilute them and spray them on the leaves of the plants. The effects are both very good.

3. The amount of nutrient solution applied as fertilizer should not be too much. It is best to combine it with watering, which can improve the utilization rate of fertilizer.

Preparation of soil plant nutrient solution

1. There are many raw materials needed to prepare the nutrient solution for soil-grown plants. The major elements include potassium nitrate, magnesium sulfate, and ammonium phosphate, and the trace elements include chelated iron, copper sulfate, boric acid, sodium molybdate, etc.

2. According to the above formula, mix the macroelements together and then prepare them into an aqueous solution. Note that the ratio of trace elements to macroelements should be controlled at around 1:1000. This formula is more suitable for vegetable cultivation.