Can snail excrement be used as fertilizer?

Snail dung can be used as fertilizer because snails have a wide range of eating habits. The feces of staple fruits and vegetables are high in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium and magnesium, which are good fertilizers for flower cultivation. Snail dung contains many elements necessary for plant growth. Most flowers and plants can be used, such as camellia, plain sailing, radish, clivia, chlorophytum, osmanthus, jasmine and so on.

How to make fertilizer from snail manure?

1. Fermentation: Snail manure must be fermented before use. First, remove the impurities inside, dry them, put them in plastic bags, and tie the bags tightly. 1 month can be fermented. 2. Water the flowers: When using fermented snail feces, it needs to be diluted with 10 times of water, and then put it into a sprayer and spray it on the leaves of crops.

Key points of applying snail manure

The unfermented snail excrement is called raw excrement and cannot be used. It will not only burn the roots of plants, but also damage and pollute plants, soil and surface water, and increase the salt content of soil, which is very unfavorable to the growth of plants and crops.