Amidst the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, everyone longs for an oasis of tranquility at home. Greenery not only beautifies the living environment, but also brings peace to our minds. 
And for those who love flowers, raising flowers is more of a pleasure. However, raising flowers is not an easy task, especially when it comes to fertilization. Today, I'm going to share with you a simple and easy way to make organic fertilizer to make your flowers thrive. 
First of all, you need to prepare an airtight container, such as a larger bottle of mineral water or an empty oil bottle. Put the branches and leaves that you usually prune, as well as the leftover fruit peels and rotten vegetable leaves, into a container. Then, add another layer of soil and a layer of rotten vegetable leaves and stir well. Next, crush the leftover egg shells, sprinkle them evenly on the soil, and pour rice water, leftover milk, used bean dregs, rotten soybeans, etc. If conditions permit, you can add some plant ash and vegetable oil or peanut dry, which is more perfect. Place the container in a well-lit place and stir well. It should be noted here that the moisture of the soil should not be excessively around 40-55 degrees. 
After 7 days, you will get a serving of well-rotted fertilizer. Then, leave the fertilizer in the sun for a while, and then you can use it to grow flowers. This fertilizer is called well-rotted organic fertilizer, and it is rich in nutrients that allow flowers to thrive. And the production method is very simple, it only takes a little time and effort to provide sufficient nutrients for your flowers. 
If you find the above methods too cumbersome, there is an easier option. Chop the leftover banana peel along with the egg shell and choose the flowers you want to fertilize. Dig a hole in the soil of the pot, bury the cut banana peel and egg shell in it, and cover it with soil. This will also make your flowers bloom in a brilliant color!
Whether you use homemade organic fertilizer or a simple fertilization method, you will be able to provide plenty of nutrients for your flowers. Let's work together to add a piece of greenery and beauty to our lives!