Instructions:
In a clean container, pour 2 liters of water.
Add 4 tablespoons of castor cake to the water.
Mix thoroughly until the fertilizer is well-dissolved or evenly suspended in the water.
This liquid solution can be used to water the base of the plant or applied as a foliar spray, depending on the plant’s needs.
Application Guidelines
Frequency: Apply once every 7 days.
Ideal for: Flowering plants such as desert roses, azaleas, violets, anthuriums, and ornamental shrubs.
Additional Benefit: This mixture is also effective for pepper plants and other fruiting plants that benefit from strong flowering before fruit set.
Practical Results in Just 10 Days
Gardeners who use this technique report visible results in as little as 10 days. In one example, a gardener applied the castor cake solution to a desert rose that had previously struggled to bloom. After consistent weekly application, the plant began producing buds and soon showcased stunning flowers.
Even plants that appear weak or neglected can recover and begin blooming when fed with this organic fertilizer. Another case involved a desert rose that looked sickly and poorly maintained. With care and regular use of the castor cake mixture, the plant began to show signs of recovery and soon produced its first blooms.
Bonus Tip: Tomato-Based Fertilizer
For even more flowering power, gardeners can supplement their routine with a homemade tomato-based fertilizer. Tomatoes contain natural compounds that support flowering and fruiting. When used in combination with the castor cake mix, the results can be even more impressive.
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