How do carrots ferment into fertilizer and grow flowers?

Carrot juice residue is a good fertilizer for growing flowers. Because the stems of carrot juice residue are rich in organic and inorganic substances. Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer for plant growth. Using carrot juice residue as fertilizer has many benefits for planting flowers and trees, which can improve the permeability of soil.

If you want to use carrot juice residue as flower fertilizer, you must first put it into containers such as tanks and bowls, mix it into the garden soil, then add some water and soak it for a period of time before using it. Generally, carrot juice residue is put into the pot as base fertilizer, or it can be directly mixed into the cultivation soil. Of course, it is not advisable to put too much residual fertilizer in carrot juice. Generally, the mixing ratio should not exceed one tenth, which will affect the growth of flowers and trees.