Fertilizers are good for the growth of many meats, and in the process of growing any plant needs nutrients to support its own growth, the main function of which is to promote plant growth and resistance, and to promote plant flowering and reproduction。
The amount of meat that we raise in our homes has been preserved for a long time. On the basis of ensuring that the roots are fully developed, proper fertilization is possible. Fertilizer can better increase the resistance of the flesh. By summer, fertilizer is equivalent to the protein needed in the human body。
The use of fertilizers is also realistic, sometimes available, sometimes unnecessary, and, in the case of meat plants, the rate at which they grow is very slow, and slow growth presages very little demand for nutrients. If you are a ploughed meat plant with peat, there is no need for fertilizer。
Only in one case can fertilisation be carried out, using a large amount of meat grown from pure particles, which can be properly followed up with fattening, or in the early stages of planting, can a suitable amount of composite fertilized particles be added directly to the particles, and small quantities of fertilized particles are sufficient and not much is required, and the roots of the plant in the later stages of growth can absorb this part of the particles fattening。
There is no nutrient in the pure particles, and the roots of the meat-polling plants are likely to grow in abundance, but they do not absorb any nutrients. If there is a small amount of nutrient in the particles, the roots of the meat can be absorbed, or they can be ploughed directly into the surface of the flower basin, and the fertilizer will dissolve slowly with subsequent water。
The granular fat on the surface of the flower basin does not worry that it will be too long to dissolve because the growth of the flesh itself is slow and the absorption of nutrients is often relatively small, even if it is placed on the surface of the flower basin, over a period of one year it will be fully dissolved, without affecting the absorption of the root systems of the flesh。
Or simply using soluble fat, dissolved in water, and directly irrigated, which is also conducive to the direct absorption of plant roots, although water soluble fats last for a relatively short period of time, are quickly absorbed and require frequent irrigation。
All the flesh in my home is water soluble fat, every time watering a plant, a small amount of potassium phosphate is added to the water, full shaking and mixing, and then a direct watering, which is equivalent to fatting。
The demand for fat is not much per se, nor does it require a large number of high-frequency pursuits of fat, which are used more frequently and lead to the burning of roots。
