Many people are talking about sheep manure, so how should sheep manure be used to raise flowers?

Sheep manure is indeed a good organic fertilizer with high fertilizer efficiency and moderate release rate. In addition, it can also improve the soil, especially the hardened basin soil, which can make the basin soil slowly loose and breathable. Of course, the speed is not that fast. There are ready-made sheep manure on the market now, so just buy it and mix it. Here are some precautions for using sheep manure. It is very important to decide whether to apply fertilizer after autumn and spring according to the habits of different flowers, so as to avoid burning roots or white growth of yellow leaves. So how to use sheep manure when growing flowers?

Proper use of sheep manure in flower cultivation. The longer it grows, the more prosperous it will be as a mixed plant. Sheep manure can be used with other plants. Simply put, it is a part of plants, but it should be mixed evenly so that sheep manure can be mixed with potted plants. Of course, when the sheep manure is mild, the proportion can be matched according to the unused green plants, but it is generally 65,438+0 sheep manure and 65,438+00. Many friends will use sheep manure. Although it is a very common and easy-to-use fertilizer, we should pay attention to some details when using sheep manure. Sheep manure may burn the roots, so we must avoid excessive fertilization.

It is also common to use this as base fertilizer. When we plant flowers in a flowerpot, after laying a permeable layer on the bottom of the flowerpot, we spread sheep manure, then spread pot soil, and finally put the flowers in the flowerpot and backfill the pot soil for compaction and maintenance. As a base fertilizer, you only need to spread a layer, the amount can be a little more, and the release is slow and gentle, as long as the fermentation is good, it will not hurt the roots. Some flower plants, such as osmanthus, gardenia, rhododendron, wintersweet and so on. Some phosphate-based fertilizers, as well as roses and orchids, need to be given, so they should always supply enough water and fertilizer.

3. Improve the soil

If the basin soil has become more and more hardened due to the leaching of water in recent years, you can mix sheep manure into the basin soil at this time to improve the soil. The specific use method is to loosen the pot soil to avoid damaging the roots, and then add sheep manure to scrape it flat.