How to fertilize flowers with sheep manure

When sheep manure is used to fertilize flowers, it must be fermented and decomposed first, and raw fertilizer cannot be used, otherwise it will easily burn seedlings and bring fertilizer harm.

When sheep manure is used for flower fertilization, it must be fermented and decomposed first, and raw manure cannot be used directly, otherwise it will easily lead to seedling burning. Because fermentation will produce a lot of heat, it is easy to burn to the roots. When fermenting, it can be mixed with soil, closed fermentation, and can be used only after it is completely decomposed.

When using sheep manure to fertilize flowers, we should control the dosage, a small amount at a time. You can bury the decomposed nutrients in the soil, then water them properly and dilute the fertilizer as soon as possible, so that the plants can absorb it faster. Besides being used as topdressing, it can also be used as base fertilizer. Putting it in the soil when planting flowers can improve the fertility of the soil and promote the better germination of plants.

Number of uses:

Sheep manure is a good organic fertilizer, but it is released slowly, so we should control the number of times and not use it too frequently, otherwise plants will not be able to absorb it, which will also bring fertilizer harm.

Usually used once every two or three months. Usually, more diluted fertilizer solution is applied to flowers and plants, with low concentration, faster absorption and more conducive to growth.