Use the "fruit peel" to make fertilizer water, the green radish will grow taller and the leaves will be shiny green!

What kind of plants do you grow at home? I believe that plants like Chlorophytum comosum, Chlorophytum comosum, Money Tree and Monstera deliciosa are very effective in greening the environment! Although it is good, we should also pay more attention to plants in our daily life so that the green plants can grow faster and better!

Today Huahua is going to teach you a little trick. With this little trick, the leaves of foliage plants will grow more lush! It is said that growing flowers requires 30% fertilizer and 70% water. Neither watering nor fertilizing can be missing. Today, Huahua wants to teach you how to water the plants with "fruit peel water".

In fact, eating fruits on a daily basis is good for our bodies, but the leftover fruit peels are also good for plants! Things like orange peels, grapefruit peels, etc. are very suitable for use as fertilizers for plants! Now let me tell you how to make this fruit peel water!

Fruit peel water. What we need most is definitely the fruit peel. The orange and grapefruit peels left over from eating can all be used. We first wash the peel and chop it into small pieces, the finer the better. Then put the peel into the water. It is best to choose a sealed container, such as a mineral water bottle, oil barrel, etc.

After adding water and peels, you can leave it there. It will basically ferment in about a month. The fermented peel water can be used for watering according to the needs of the plants. Why do we say it is based on the needs of plants? This is because our fruit peels usually have a slightly acidic property, but not all plants we grow like acid.

Therefore, fruit peel water is only suitable for plants that like acidity, but not very suitable for alkaline plants. After the peel water is fermented, the nutrients produced are only suitable for acidic plants to absorb, and alkaline plants are likely to rot.

When using this kind of peel water, it is best to dilute the solution with water in advance. The ratio of water to fertilizer is about 1:5. The purpose of diluting the concentration of peel water is to allow the plants to absorb it better, so as to avoid problems such as root burn and root rot caused by excessive concentration, and it can also make the plants grow stronger.

Okay, this little trick is taught by Huahua. Have you all learned it? In fact, it is relatively easy to grow flowers, especially foliage plants like this one. It is even simpler. We just need to be a little more careful in our daily lives!