How to make your own succulent fertilizer

1. Waste oil

The oil in the range hood can be used directly as fertilizer. Pour it into the soil along the edge of the flowerpot and it will be a good fertilizer, but don't use too much.

2. Glucose powder

Don't throw away spoiled glucose powder, it can also be used as fertilizer. Sprinkle it over the surface of the soil, spreading it as evenly as possible. They can make the colors of succulents look better.

3. Fruit peels and rotten vegetable leaves

Mix the two with some sand, then put them in a container and seal the mouth. After a period of time, take them out and use them directly to grow plants or as fertilizer. In addition, you can also bury the fruit peels directly in the flower pot, which is conducive to the growth of the plants.

4. Hair

You can use the hair of livestock such as chickens and ducks, or human hair, and bury it directly in the flowerpot, or apply it after fermenting. They are both very good phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, and their effects last long.

5. Chinese medicine residue

It is high in nutrients and clean. They can be placed directly on the surface of the soil to improve the soil. You can also put them in a container and ferment them. They will be more effective after they become decomposed fertilizer.

6. Moldy beans, melon seeds, etc.

Moldy beans, peanuts, melon seeds, etc. are all good materials for making fertilizers, and they can also be buried directly in the soil.