Don’t throw away expired ointment! Use it to grow flowers, the leaves will be shiny and the flowers will bloom!

Erythromycin ointment

Erythromycin ointment and eye ointment are available in almost every household. This small ointment, which costs only a few cents a tube, can be used to grow flowers, and the effect is very good!

1. Inhibit spot disease

Foliage plants like green ivy will have many spots on their leaves after being infected with leaf spot disease. Apply erythromycin ointment on the diseased leaves, evenly on both sides, to kill germs and inhibit infection.

2. Wound sterilization

When flowers are moved and maintained, they are inevitably bumped and scratched accidentally. At this time, applying erythromycin on the wound can have a good bactericidal effect!

Daktarin ointment

1. Prevent and control root rot

When flower lovers repot their flowers, they often accidentally damage the roots of the flowers. At this time, apply some Daknin on the root wounds, and then put them in the pot after drying them for a while, which can prevent the wounds from rotting and causing root rot.

2. Disinfection of black rot water for succulent plants

After beheading the succulent plant and digging out the black rot parts, you can apply a small amount of Daknin ointment on the wound, which can have a good bactericidal effect.

In addition to these small ointments, some sterilized water can also be used to grow flowers!

Hydrogen peroxide solution

1. Increase the oxygen content of the hydroponic bottle

Add a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to the hydroponic bottle. The hydrogen peroxide will slowly release oxygen, increase the oxygen content in the hydroponic bottle, and promote plant growth.

2. Sterilization

Flowers with fleshy roots like Clivia often suffer from root rot. After treating the root rot, if there is no professional disinfectant on hand, hydrogen peroxide can be used instead.

Potassium permanganate solution

1. Inhibit root rot

When repotting flowers, potassium permanganate solution is the preferred sterilization solution for many flower lovers. Soak the flowers for about 30 minutes, then take them out, dry them and put them in pots, which can effectively prevent root rot!

2. Disinfection of flower soil

After diluting potassium permanganate with boiling water, soak the flower pot with soil in the potassium permanganate solution. After the water cools down, take out the flower pot and rinse off the residue with clean water. The flower soil is now disinfected!

Calcium Tablets

Cactus requires a certain amount of calcium fertilizer to grow, and some of the fertilizer usually contains a certain amount of phosphorus. You can crush the calcium tablets and mix them in the flower soil or directly add water to water the flowers.

Don’t throw away expired medicines at home!

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