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As an organic fertilizer, sheep manure does have a series of benefits in raising flowers. The following elaborates on the main advantages of sheep manure for raising flowers: providing sufficient nutrients Sheep manure is rich in organic matter, and after decomposition, it can provide essential nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium for flowers. These nutrients promote the growth of the flower's roots, stems, and leaves, while providing the necessary energy for flowering. Compared with chemical fertilizers, sheep manure is more environmentally friendly and will not pollute the soil and the environment. 
Improving soil structure The fiber and organic matter in sheep manure can increase the aeration and water retention of the soil, and improve the soil structure. Long-term use of sheep manure helps the soil to remain soft and breathable, which is conducive to the growth and development of flower roots. 
Improve disease resistance.
Sheep manure contains some beneficial microorganisms and antibiotics that can improve the disease resistance of flowers. By enhancing the resistance of the flowers themselves, sheep manure is able to reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases, thereby reducing the use of pesticides. 
Flowering effect Sheep manure contains a natural plant growth regulator that can promote the growth and flowering of flowers. This is a very important benefit for people who want to see the flowering effect of flowers. Of course, there are also some issues to be paid attention to when using sheep manure to raise flowers, for example, sheep manure needs to be fully fermented and rotted to avoid bacteria and insect eggs in unrotted sheep manure from causing harm to plants. In addition, the amount of fertilizer applied needs to be moderately controlled to prevent problems caused by over-fertilization. 
To sum up, sheep manure does have a variety of benefits, but it also needs to be used correctly.