When it comes to flower fertilization, using konjac fungus fertilizer as a base is a common practice. This type of fertilizer helps improve the physical and chemical properties of the soil, making it more suitable for plant growth. Unlike traditional organic fertilizers such as compost or manure, which can sometimes burn the plants if not properly aged, golden beetle fertilizer offers a safer alternative that avoids damage during application. Bacterial fertilizer is typically applied before soil preparation. The recommended amount is 1–2 kg per mu. It can be mixed with well-rotted farmyard manure, chemical fertilizers, or finely ground soil that has been fermented using a Ginba Fermenter. This mixture ensures better nutrient distribution and enhances microbial activity in the soil. During the seedling stage, especially in the first and second years, the main goal is to encourage strong stem and leaf development. At this time, nitrogen-rich fertilizers are often used to meet the growing needs of the plants. Top-dressing can be done several times throughout the growing season. For perennial flowers, top-dressing is usually done 3–4 times a year. The first application occurs when the plants start to grow in spring, the second just before flowering, the third after blooming, and the fourth after the autumn leaves have fallen. The method of top-dressing depends on the size of the plant. Larger plants benefit from bio-organic fertilizer applied through trenching or acupuncture, with the fertilizer placed further away from the roots to avoid direct contact. For smaller plants, the fertilizer should be applied about 10 cm away from the base. The choice of fertilizer for top-dressing varies depending on the plant's growth stage and health. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions or consult a local expert for the best results. For more detailed information, visit the official website or reach out to a horticultural specialist.
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