Many gardeners use compost incorrectly: it does not benefit plants
Small berries of raspberries, currants, gooseberries and other crops are caused by improper use of compost.
Many crops require organic fertilizers. The most accessible and effective option is compost.
Almost every summer resident has a compost pit, where one of the most nutritious fertilizers is prepared.
But it is also important how exactly the compost is used. In some cases, the effort will be spent, but there will be no result.
For example, most often gardeners put compost on top of the soil and expect an unprecedented harvest. Or some summer residents add it when planting plants.
Both options are not suitable. The feeding process has a couple of tricks. First, it is worth remembering that one adult berry bush needs 2-3 kg of fertilizer.
Organic matter should be spread on top of the soil and left for a couple of days. Only after some time can the compost be dug in.
