Which flowers can be watered with aspirin and how much water should be added?

The effect of aspirin mixed with water on flowers

Watering flowers with aspirin mixed with water can treat leaf wilting and yellowing. Not only that, aspirin can also promote the growth of flowers, increase their resistance to fungi or bacteria, enhance their immune system, and play a role in preserving and sterilizing.

However, if the leaves are wilting and yellowing due to incorrect watering frequencies or incorrect maintenance methods, watering the flowers with aspirin mixed with water will have no effect.

What flowers should I water with aspirin mixed with water?

The main components of aspirin are salicylic acid, acetic acid, etc. Because aspirin is weakly acidic and can change the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, it is basically used to water some flowers that survive better in acidic soil, such as orchids, roses, Clivia, roses, azaleas, camellias, carnations, etc.

How to water flowers with aspirin

1. Protect the roots: Take 2-4 tablets of aspirin, then mix the aspirin with 500 grams of water, and then use the blended solution to water the flowers. Watering the flowers in this way will help increase the survival rate of the flowers.

2. Protect flowers and fruits: Generally, when buds appear on flowers, you can spray the leaves with aspirin mixed with water to reduce the falling of flowers.