Can pure milk be used to pour over meat?

Can pure milk be used to pour over meat?

You cannot use pure milk to water succulents, because milk contains more protein, while succulents need very little nitrogen. If you use milk to water succulents, they will grow wildly.

Pure milk cannot be used directly to water succulents. Pure milk contains relatively more nutrients. Generally, when using pure milk to water succulents, you need to pay attention to fermenting the milk first. It is best to use it once every half a month or one month.

The advantages and disadvantages of pure milk watering succulents

1. Provide nutrients: Pure milk is used to water succulents, which can promote the synthesis of chlorophyll in succulents to a certain extent, so that succulents can carry out photosynthesis quickly, and the plants will not lack nutrients during growth.

2. Root burns: Pure milk contains a lot of protein. When succulents are unable to absorb these substances, the pure milk will produce irritating gases in the soil, releasing a large amount of heat, which will cause root burns.

The correct way to pour pure milk on succulents

1. Fermentation

Generally, pure milk needs to be fermented in advance when used to water succulents. You can put it in a sealed bottle and then place it in a warm place to ferment, or you can pour it into the soil and wait for it to ferment before planting succulents.

2. Watering

Pure milk can be put into use after fermentation. Generally, it needs to be diluted before use. When watering, try to water as little as possible. You can water along the soil at the edge of the root system of the succulent plants, and try to avoid touching the plants.