According to experienced gardeners, the main thing in caring for indoor plants is regularity and compliance with basic requirements.
The main ones are sufficient sunlight, adequate watering and ensuring air access to the roots (loose, light substrate and good drainage).
In addition, do not forget that flowers need feeding.
Today we will tell you about a recipe for fertilizer that plant growers call ideal for flowering plants.
To prepare it, you need to mix 450 g of ground magnesium sulfate, 10 g each of boric and molybdic acid and 3 kg of azophoska or nitroammophoska (these are the proportions that the authors of the recipe call correct).
After all the ingredients have been mixed, the nutritional composition should be poured into a bag in which it will be stored.
To feed the plants, you will need to dilute a full teaspoon of the mixture in a liter of warm, settled water. This volume is enough for 5-10 flowers.
Fertilizer should be applied to damp soil twice a month (in winter, the frequency of fertilizing should be reduced to once a month).
