Hi everyone, today we're going to talk about the whole eggshells and planters thing. We know that eggshells are a great fertilizer, but is it appropriate to put it directly on the surface of the planter? Don’t worry, let’s explore:

First, let's learn about the nutritional content of eggshells. Eggshells contain a large amount of calcium, phosphorus, potassium and other trace elements, which are very important for the growth of plants. However, if the eggshells are placed directly on the surface of the pot, the plant's root system may be hindered, affecting the plant's growth.

So, what should we do? It's actually very simple, we just need to break the eggshells and sprinkle them evenly on the soil surface of the flower pot. In this way, the plant's root system can better absorb these nutrients.

In addition, egg shells have another function. If you take a closer look at the soil in the pots, you will notice that there are some small bugs moving around. These bugs may negatively affect the growth of plants. And egg shells can solve this problem very well. You can lure some small bugs near the eggshells and let them make their home in the shells. In this way, you can reduce the number of insecticides you use and allow your plants to grow healthier.

Overall, it's not a good idea to put egg shells directly on the surface of the pot. However, if you break it up and sprinkle it evenly over the surface of the soil, you can provide your plants with plenty of nutrients. In addition, egg shells can help you with small bugs in your planter. So, the next time you throw away your eggshells, consider how it can be utilized!