Can river mud be used as fertilizer?

River mud as fertilizer

The silt at the bottom of the river can be used as fertilizer. If it is used for composting, the organic matter in it will be continuously degraded and stabilized through the action of microorganisms. In this way, the nutritional content of the soil will be relatively high. After corresponding treatment, it can be used as fertilizer.

The silt at the bottom of the river is suitable for most plants as flower fertilizer, such as water lily, green radish, lotus, water lily, lucky bamboo, Christmas cactus and other plants.

How to make fertilizer from river bottom mud

1. Treat the sludge: Add a certain amount of water to the collected riverbed sludge and stir it, then add some carbendazim solution for disinfection. After a few minutes, the insects will float out.

2. Disinfection: After there are no bugs in the water, pour out the water, then expose the soil to the sun until it is dry, hammer it into powder, and then you can use it as fertilizer.

Key points for using riverbed sludge fertilizer

If the silt at the bottom of the river is to be used as fertilizer, it must be disinfected before use. Even after treatment, it cannot be poured directly into flower pots. It is best to mix it with sand. This will better utilize all the nutrients in the soil, improve the soil quality, and promote plant growth.