What are the benefits of using albumin to water flowers? What flowers are suitable for using obsolete albumin to water?

Benefits of Albumin Watering Flowers

Albumin is rich in nutrients, which can make the leaves of flowers look greener and the plants grow stronger. It can also make flowering plants bloom more, so it is a good material for flower fertilizer.

The disadvantages of watering flowers with albumin

Albumin needs to be diluted before being used to water flowers, otherwise the excess nutrients will make the plants unable to absorb them, causing the roots of the plants to rot and the leaves to turn yellow, thus affecting the growth of the entire plant. In addition, albumin contains substances that insects like and will emit odors. Using albumin to water flowers indoors, especially in poorly ventilated places, will attract many ants and pests, which will harm the normal growth of plants and endanger human health.

Albumin watering method

Most plants can be watered with albumin, but it is best not to use it on indoor potted plants. Generally, magnolias, fragrant vines, osmanthus trees, etc. planted in the courtyard can be watered with albumin.

Albumin needs to be diluted before use. Generally, 5g of albumin needs to be diluted with 1 liter of clean water. When watering, be sure to choose a sunny morning and a well-ventilated place to promote plant growth. It should also be dripped on the roots of the plants to avoid waste. After the soil is dry, water it with clean water to ensure moisture and prevent the protein from deteriorating.