Can rotten vegetable leaves be used as fertilizer?

Rotten vegetable leaves as fertilizer

Rotten vegetable leaves can be used as fertilizer. They have relatively high nutritional value and can promote the growth of plants. However, they must be disinfected and decomposed before use, otherwise they will have a certain negative impact on the growth of the plants.

Rotten vegetable leaves can be used as flower fertilizer. They can be used for many plants, such as orchids, phalaenopsis, Clivia, white anthurium, green ivy, spider plant, gardenia, etc., to promote their growth.

How to make fertilizer from rotten vegetable leaves

1. If rotten vegetable leaves are used as fertilizer, they need to be composted in advance. You need to prepare rotten vegetable leaves, flower pots, soil and other materials, then put a layer of soil and a layer of vegetable leaves in the flower pots. Repeat the process until the flower pots are full. Spray a small amount of water to keep it moist. After a few months, if you can't see the vegetable leaves after digging up the soil, it means that the composting has been successful.

2. In addition, you can also chop the rotten vegetable leaves into pieces and put them in a sealed jar, add appropriate amount of clean water and stir evenly. The clear liquid obtained after about 1-2 months is liquid fertilizer.

Key points for using fertilizer for rotten vegetable leaves

After the rotten vegetable leaves are composted or fermented, they can be used directly to plant plants. You can also add some soybean meal, peanut meal, cottonseed meal, rapeseed meal and other substances to them.