Usually, many Florists just throw away the tea leaves after drinking. Tea leaves are a good thing for people who like to grow flowers! It is most appropriate to use tea to fertilize. Today Bonna will teach you how to fertilize the flowers to raise the flowers better. Come follow Bonna to learn.

1. Tea is alkaline, can it be used to grow flowers?

We all know that tea itself is a slightly alkaline substance, and most flowers themselves prefer a more acidic environment, so can the remaining tea leaves grow flowers? It is possible, as long as the tea is fully fermented, it is no problem to use it to grow flowers. After the complete fermentation, the tea will become weakly acidic, and it can increase fertility when used in the soil! But when the flower friends use tea to grow flowers, they must be fully rotted before they can be used.

2. Growing flowers with tea is easy to attract bugs?

It is undeniable that some Florists did recruit a lot of bugs when they used tea to grow flowers. Little bugs were flying at home, which was particularly annoying. The bugs are attracted, not because of the tea itself, but because the tea was not rotted well. If the unripe tea was used in a flower pot, it would attract bugs or diseases.

3. The benefits of tea fertilizer

Next, let's talk about the benefits of tea flower cultivation. The tea itself is a very good potash fertilizer. Using potash fertilizer for flowers can promote the growth of plant roots, as long as the roots of flowers are long After being strong, the whole plant will become very good.

4. How to prepare tea fertilizer?

If you want to use the tea after drinking it, we should first ferment the tea. The fermentation method is also very simple. The flower friends can put the tea directly in the moisturizing bag, then add some water and tie it. Exposed to a place with sufficient light for one month, it will slowly become rotted. After fermentation, the tea leaves are in a weak acid state, which is very suitable for flower growth.

After the tea is fermented, we can use it to grow flowers. The fermented tea leaves suit most flowers. The flowers grown at home can use it. Florists pick the soil of the flowers and then bury the fermented tea leaves, which can improve the PH of the soil and provide some of the nutrients to the flowers.

Florists can also use the fermented tea leaves at the bottom of the pots while changing the soil for the flowers, and then bury the soil to increase soil fertility. Or the tea and soil are mixed, and when the pot is changed, the soil mixed with tea is directly replaced, and the soil fertility has also increased a lot.