Only sprinkle once! Roots, leaves and orchids bloom from winter to summer

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🌱 Radish and carrot peels can be used to make organic fertilizer for orchids at home.

🌿 Applying this liquid fertilizer to the roots of orchids 1-2 times a month is the best way to fertilize them.

☘️ Foliar fertilization with this liquid fertilizer can also be done for orchids 1-2 times a month.

💧 Radish and carrot contain water which helps keep orchids hydrated.

🍃 Cleaning the leaves with this liquid fertilizer not only supplements nutrients but also helps in maintaining leaf health.

🌿 The result of using this fertilizer is strong and green leaves, dense and healthy roots, and maximal nutrient absorption.

🌸 Orchids can develop multiple buds at the same time with the help of this fertilizer.

💦 The natural potassium content in this fertilizer helps prevent drought and flower drop.

🌷 Orchids bloom more brightly and the flowers last longer when using this fertilizer.

00:02 The video is about making your own organic fertilizer from kitchen waste.

00:33 The peel of radishes contains nutrients that are important for plant growth.

01:30 The peel of carrots also contains nutrients that promote plant growth.

02:19 The beet and carrot peels are soaked in boiled water and then filtered.

03:07 Method 1: Apply the liquid fertilizer to orchid roots 1-2 times per month.

04:31 Method 2: Use the liquid fertilizer as a foliar fertilizer for orchids 1-2 times per month.

05:39 Method 3: Use the liquid fertilizer to clean the leaves and supplement nutrients.

06:40 The fertilizer helps the leaves grow strong and green, and the roots grow healthy.

07:30 The fertilizer helps prevent drought and flower drop, resulting in abundant and long-lasting blooms.

09:50 The video concludes and thanks viewers for watching.

You can make organic fertilizer from kitchen waste, such as radish and carrot peels.