How to fertilize flowerpots when growing vegetables

Vegetables need transplanting. After transplanting, it needs to be watered with nutrient solution, or directly with diluted liquid fertilizer. Sowed vegetables don't need transplanting, they can be watered directly. Less nutrient solution should be poured in the growth period, and more water should be poured in the fruit period. Clean the excess nutrients in the pot every week, and pour tap water directly, so that the bottom of the flowerpot can form self-flowing drainage.

1, transplanting seedlings and fertilizing

Vegetables need to be transplanted. After transplanting, they need to be watered with nutrient solution or directly diluted liquid fertilizer. Direct seeding vegetables do not need transplanting, and can be watered directly. Spray a small amount of nutrient solution after seeds germinate!

2. The relationship between fertilization and nutrient solution

Different plants have different needs for water. Basically, the nutrient solution is poured once a day. If it is leafy vegetables, water the nutrient solution twice a day. Attention: If it is just ordinary nutrient fertilizer, dilute it as much as possible and spray it in small amount to avoid fertilizer damage. Less nutrient solution is poured in the growth period, but more is poured in the fruit period.

3. The relationship between watering and fertilization

Clean the excess nutrients in the pot every week, and pour tap water directly, so that the bottom of the flowerpot can form self-flowing drainage. This can prevent harmful substances from remaining in the soil. Adding trace elements to water vegetables. Although the balcony is sunny, the growth of vegetables also needs trace elements. Water-soluble fertilizers containing amino acids such as iron, zinc and boron can be selected and used according to the fertilizer instructions.