Can glucose be used as fertilizer?

Glucose as fertilizer

Glucose can be used as fertilizer and can also be used to water flowers. Few of the substances it contains can be completely absorbed by plants, but the roots of plants cannot directly absorb large molecular organic matter and need to be fermented before they can be used.

Solid glucose powder is a good flower fertilizer. Crush a small amount of spoiled glucose powder and mix it with clean water in a ratio of 1:100. Use it to water flowers and trees. It can cause their yellow leaves to turn green and make them grow vigorously. It is suitable for spider plants, tiger thorns, dieffenbachia, monstera, etc.

How to make glucose fertilizer

Dilute solid grape powder or liquid glucose with 100 times the water, then take out the appropriate amount and directly water the flowers. This fertilizer is extremely simple to make and has a really good healing effect on yellow leaves on plants.

Key points for using glucose fertilizer

1. When watering flowers with glucose, do not water too much at one time, because in the absence of sodium supplementation, excessive input can cause plant poisoning, leading to hypotonic body fluids and local edema.

2. When glucose is used in combination with other nutrients, be sure to wait until fermentation occurs before watering the flowers, otherwise the plants may be burned to death.

3. When watering flowers in cold weather, you should heat the room to the same temperature as the indoor temperature and do not water too much at one time.