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Cactus fertilizes a method, with what fertilizer is good?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2020-11-16 11:23:35
The Lily needs to be fertilized when the Lily is planted and when the Lily is growing. A base fertilizer is needed when the Lily is planted, and the fertilizer used at this time is a decomposed organic fertilizer; When it is in the growth stage, some compound fertilizers can be used. When applying fertilizer, according to the principle of "thin fertilizer and frequent application", the frequency can be once a week or once every two weeks. Do not fertilize when flowering, do not fertilize when dormant, fertilization can be carried out together with watering.

1. Fertilization time

To fertilize the cactus, it is mainly when it grows faster, specifically from March to October.A proper amount of fertilizer will help its growth.

2. Types of Fertilizers

Cactus does not have a high requirement for fertilizer types, and general organic liquid fertilizer is OK.It can be purchased from stores or prepared at home, such as hoof horn, bone meal, etc., soaked in water to make fertilizer.

3. Fertilization Methods

1. Fertilizer, whether homemade or store-bought, needs to be diluted with water and then applied.The specific proportion can be judged according to the instructions of the fertilizer or the specific formulated fertilizer.After dilution, it can be poured on the surface of the soil.

2. The frequency of fertilizing cactus can be determined according to the season.Spring and autumn grow relatively fast and can be controlled once every half month.Summer is the most vigorous growth period, which can be controlled in about 10 days.

4. Precautions

1. When choosing fertilizer, pay attention not to choose fertilizer containing too much salt, which is harmful to the growth of cactus.

2. In addition, in winter, it may be the dormant period of cactus, which is not suitable for fertilization, and it is better to fertilize temporarily until spring.

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