Can tea residue be used as flower fertilizer?

Tea residue can be used as flower fertilizer. If it is used as flower fertilizer for a long time, it can change the pH value of the soil and make the soil more suitable for plant growth. Tea residue contains many elements necessary for the growth of flowers and plants, and many flowers are suitable for breeding, such as gardenia, clivia, camellia, radish, rose, evergreen and so on.

Tea residue can be directly used as flower fertilizer.

Tea residue can not be directly used as flower fertilizer, and tea residue will greatly destroy soil organic matter nutrients. At the same time, the residual tea leaves cover the surface of the pot, which will gradually ferment and mold over time, hinder the ventilation of the pot soil, cause hypoxia in the pot, affect root respiration, and be unfavorable to the growth of flowers. Therefore, properly treated tea leaves can be used to grow flowers.

Method for use tea residue as flower fertilize

Step 1: Mix tea leaves and soil at the ratio of 1:5, pile them up, sprinkle some water and put them in a container. There should be drainage holes at the bottom, which can be covered with black plastic bags or other covers. Step 2: Then put them in the sun and raise the temperature. Pay attention to the temperature and humidity during fermentation. Don't be too dry. If it is too dry, water it until it is fully fermented and decomposed.