What are the advantages and disadvantages of using enzymes to water flowers? What flowers are suitable for using enzymes to water them?

Benefits of Enzyme Watering

Enzymes are rich in nutrients such as vitamins, amino acids, minerals, and organic acids. These nutrients are necessary for the growth of flowers. Enzymes can promote the growth of flowers, promote rapid flowering, and increase the growth rate of flowers. However, if the concentration ratio of the enzyme is not appropriate, it will cause the leaves of the flowers to turn yellow.

Disadvantages of using enzymes to water flowers

If too much water is used to water the flowers, the moisture in the enzyme will fill the gaps in the soil, causing the air in the soil to be replaced by water, resulting in hypoxia. The root tissue will have difficulty breathing due to lack of oxygen, and its metabolic function will be reduced, and its absorption of water and fertilizer will be affected. If this continues for a long time, the flowers will suffocate and die.

Enzyme watering method

Enzymes are suitable for watering flowers that prefer an acidic growing environment, such as azaleas, begonias, camellias, hydrangeas, etc. Different types of flowers require different watering methods.

To water the flowers with enzyme water, you need to first mix fruit peels, water, sugar and other items in proportion, then fully ferment it for 90 days. Then, dilute the successfully fermented enzyme water with water according to the growth conditions of the flowers and water it on the leaves and roots of the flowers. The remaining residue is used as base fertilizer for the flowers.