5 kinds of flowers that love vinegar, just add water and spray them, and the leaves will turn green and shiny!

If you eat some vinegar, the green radish will be able to climb the wall!

Why do other people’s green radishes have lush green leaves, while yours are starting to turn yellow and develop black spots? It must be due to lack of nutrition! Why not give it some vinegar?

Directions:

1. Mix rice vinegar, white vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:20 to make a solution.

2. Pour the solution into a spray bottle and spray it on the green radish in the morning and evening. Vinegar contains acetic acid, inorganic salts and other ingredients. When sprayed on the leaves, the green radish can be directly absorbed, increasing the chlorophyll content of the green radish, making the leaves greener and brighter!

If jasmine eats some vinegar, its leaves will never turn yellow again!

While other people's jasmines are blooming, your jasmine is still struggling on the edge of yellow leaves? Why? It must be because your soil is too alkaline! Why not give it some vinegar?

Directions:

1. Before watering, let the water dry for 1-2 days to remove the chlorine in the water.

2. Drop 2-3 drops of white vinegar directly into clean water, stir it slightly, and water the jasmine roots directly. After about 3-5 times, the yellow leaves of the jasmine will gradually disappear!

If Clivia drinks some vinegar, its leaves will turn green and shiny!

If you keep the Clivia at home for a long time, the leaves will be covered with a layer of dust and will not be shiny at all. At this time, we can pour some vinegar on it, and the leaves will immediately become shiny again!

Directions:

1. Add a few drops of vinegar into clean water and mix directly into a solution with a ratio of about 0.2%.

2. Find a soft cloth or paper towel, dip it directly into the vinegar solution, and gently wipe along the leaves of the Clivia. Not only can it wipe away the dust on the leaves, but it can also replenish nutrients to the leaves, making the Clivia leaves more shiny!

Feed some vinegar to camellia, and the flower buds will bloom!

It’s time for camellia to bud again. If you always complain that there are not enough buds of your camellia, you might as well try spraying some white vinegar to make more and more camellia bloom!

Directions:

1. Mix white vinegar and water in a ratio of about 1:300 to make a solution.

2. Before the camellia buds, spray the whole plant with vinegar solution, about once every half a month. This will allow the camellia to have more branches and buds, and the number of flowers will double than before!

Feed some vinegar to roses and all the powdery mildew will disappear!

As the recognized "sickly plant" in the flower-growing world, it would be abnormal if someone's roses were not sick! If you find that your rose has powdery mildew and don’t want to use medicine, you can just use some vinegar to solve the problem!

Directions:

1. Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 150 to make a solution.

2. If there are few leaves infected with powdery mildew, just use a small brush, dip it in vinegar solution, and gently wipe it a few times. If there is too much white powder on the leaves, just pour it into a spray bottle and spray it. The problem can be solved quickly!