What type of compound fertilizer should be used for growing flowers?
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Is 25-12-8 okay?
This post was last edited by Chemical Gas Purification on 2011-8-15 07:20. It depends on what kind of flower you are growing and what nutrients it prefers. Are there any restrictions regarding chlorine, etc.?
Fertilization should be determined based on the type of plant. Generally, for plants with attractive leaves, a high amount of nitrogen is needed, while phosphorus and potassium should be added in appropriate amounts； Fruit trees for viewing flowers have low nitrogen, high phosphorus, and moderate potassium levels. For chlorine-sensitive crops, potassium sulfate type should be used.
OP, your question is too vague. It’s a bit like asking how much food one needs to eat to feel full. It’s impossible to know who will eat it, in what condition they will eat it, or how much will satisfy them.
The plants grown are Clivia, Spider Plant, and Jasmine