How to Feed Houseplants in Winter: A Universal Supplement
Having several indoor plants in the house, not every gardener will decide to buy fertilizer for each flower.
But you shouldn't leave flowers without nutrition completely. Especially when it comes to crops that bloom in the cold season.
Anastasia Kovrizhnykh , an expert of the online publication "BelNovosti", an agronomist and landscape designer, told how to prepare a universal fertilizer for indoor plants.
They say that after feeding even dried stems will sprout leaves and soon bloom.
Recipe
The first ingredient is azofoska, which contains potassium, phosphorus and nitrogen. Without them, plants have a hard time.
Without potassium and nitrogen, leaves begin to turn yellow, and without phosphorus, the root system cannot fully develop.
The second ingredient is a biological stimulant and immune-boosting drug called zircon. It strengthens the root system and promotes flower growth.
The third ingredient is iodine. You can add it at your own discretion, literally 1-2 drops are required.
To prepare the fertilizer, dissolve 1 teaspoon of azophoska in 2 liters of water.
Add 2 drops of zircon and a couple of drops of iodine here.
Mix and pour the solution into a sprayer. Apply the fertilizer to the leaves.
Fertilizer is applied to the root in an amount of 100-200 milliliters.
Earlier we talked about which plants need to be fed in winter .
