Fertilizing early in the morning or late in the evening is fine, but if you need high efficiency, apply in the morning, before 10 o’clock. Plants and people rely on daylight. If you fertilize in the morning, your working hours will be longer than in the afternoon, and you’ll get more work done. It’s probably no different from someone who digests everything in breakfast and has a little too much for dinner.

Normally, fertilizer is applied at the base and then watered. For potted plants, it is better to dilute the fertilizer with water before watering. Soak for about 5 minutes, 1 kg of fertilizer mixed with 200 liters of water or 1 tablespoon to 4 liters of water. The time must be regular: once every half a month or once a month, if once a week is better, do not fertilize arbitrarily.

Fertilizer must be applied according to the needs of the plant. Seedlings develop nutritionally differently from flowering or fruiting.

For ornamental plants, synthetic fertilizers that contain both N, P, and K, plus secondary and micronutrients, are often used. Do not apply single fertilizers. If you need to fertilize with Urea occasionally, it’s okay; Mix 1 tablespoon with 20 liters of water.

Fertilize according to needs for plant growth, N must be more than other ingredients (30-10-10) need to flower must be first (6-30-30) after flowering should be given equal amounts (20- 20-20). Withered flowers, plants need to be resuscitated to grow and return to fertilizing N first (October 30, 2010).

In the case of short-term crops such as vegetables, you can fertilize with Urea and manure fertilizers such as cow, chicken, pig, worm, and bat manure. Most of the manures are high in nitrogen, only bat manure is high in phosphorus. If only cow manure is used but the plant does not flower, it is due to lack of phosphorus and potassium, other ingredients must be added.