What plants can be watered with vinegar? These flowers are "jealous" and grow wildly and fill the pots

1. Which flowers can be watered with vinegar?

There are many kinds of flowers that can be watered with vinegar, including some flowers that like acidic soil, such as the common gardenia, jasmine, cycad, cactus, money tree, white magnolia and rubber tree, etc. Everyone should know that not all flowers can be watered with vinegar. Flowers that like alkaline water cannot be watered with vinegar.

2. What are the effects?

1. Prevent and control chlorosis: If the soil pH value is relatively high or lacks iron, the leaves of the plant will turn yellow. At this time, you can dilute the vinegar and spray it on the leaves regularly to make the leaves turn green.

2. Remove odor: After fertilizing the soil, a very unpleasant smell will appear over time. At this time, if you pour some vinegar on it, it will not only reduce the smell but also kill bacteria and disinfect.

3. Notes

Before using vinegar to water flowers, it needs to be diluted first. If the concentration of vinegar is too high, it will not only fail to achieve good results, but will also cause the death of the plants.