Homemade flower fertilizer stinks? 3 tips to get rid of odor!

Add something to eliminate the smell

1. Rice vinegar

Rice vinegar is weakly acidic and can neutralize some of the odors produced by the corruption of homemade flower fertilizers, and can eliminate the odor of decomposed organic fertilizers to a certain extent.

Directions:

Add rice vinegar to liquid fertilizer in a ratio of 1:10 and leave it in the open air for half an hour before use.

2. Liquor

"The water used to fertilize flowers has a strong smell, so adding some white wine can eliminate the smell." This is what an old flower farmer says, which means that white wine can eliminate the odor in flower fertilizer.

Directions:

Mix white wine into flower fertilizer at a ratio of 1:50, let it sit in the open air for an hour, and then apply fertilizer.

3. Tangerine peel

Adding dried tangerine peel during the process of fermenting flower fertilizer can effectively prevent the generation of odor. Huahua once tried adding dried tangerine peel to bean dregs, and not only did it have no odor, it also had a slight orange fragrance.

Of course, in addition to dried tangerine peel, fresh tangerine peel, orange peel, grapefruit peel, etc. can also be used, and the effect is almost the same as dried tangerine peel.

Directions:

Before fermenting flower fertilizer, add chopped tangerine peel into the composting container and let the tangerine peel ferment with the flower fertilizer.

Use non-smelly fertilizer

1. Yogurt

Yogurt is a dairy product that has been composted and fermented. It can be used directly as fertilizer for flowers without any odor.

Directions:

After drinking the yogurt, add water to the bottle and shake it to allow the remaining yogurt to dissolve in the water, then water the flowers and plants.

2. Eggshell

Eggshells are rich in calcium and trace elements, which can provide nutrients for flowers and plants. They are odorless and do not attract insects.

Directions:

(1) Wash the eggshells, break them into pieces and dry them.

(2) Pour rice vinegar into the crushed eggshells and you will see bubbles coming out violently.

(3) Let it sit for half an hour until the bubbles stop coming out. Then you can take the clear liquid from the top and mix it with water to water the flowers. This kind of flower fertilizer can also adjust the pH value of the soil and prevent the soil in the pot from being too alkaline.

(4) The remaining eggshells can be crushed and sprinkled on the surface of the potting soil. This can not only prevent insects such as snails and ants, but also slowly release nutrients.

3. Rice washing water

When using a small amount of rice water, it does not need to be fermented and there will be no odor.

Directions:

The water used to wash rice can be used directly to water the flowers. Be careful not to use too much at one time.

4. Fish tank water

The water in the fish tank contains fish excrement, which is a natural organic liquid fertilizer. It has weak fertility and will not burn the seedlings.