Don’t throw away this kind of kitchen “garbage” in the future. Pour some into the flowerpot and you can’t stop it from growing taller and blooming!

As the ranks of flower lovers grow, many different tips for growing flowers have also been summed up. Using these tips to grow flowers really saves a lot of effort. For example, rice water can be fermented to water flowers, willow branch water can be fermented to grow roots, etc. However, what Huahua wants to recommend to everyone today is to use the waste oil residue from the range hood to grow flowers. Although it sounds a bit outrageous, the maintenance effect is really good.

The waste oil in the range hood contains a lot of nutrients such as protein and oil. If you pour it into the soil, it can supplement the nutrients for plant growth. If you continue to use it, the leaves of the plants will become more shiny and the flower roots will become stronger. So how should these waste oils be used? Huahua is here to answer you.

Waste oil cannot be poured directly into flower pots for use on plants. Before that, we must first add water to the waste oil to dilute it. After dilution, we can find a container to seal and ferment it, so that it can be used for plants and flowers. The method of use is to dig a few small holes on the edge of the flower pot, pour the diluted waste oil into it, and finally cover it with soil. In this way, the waste oil will slowly ferment in the soil to provide nutrients to the plants.

Although waste oil is so "dirty", there are actually quite a few plants that like to drink it. Huahua will now tell you which ones they are and see if you have any.

1. Pothos

The green ivy can really be said to be a plant that every family grows. Its emerald green leaves and slender branches are very pleasing to the eye. Because the green ivy grows quickly, it requires more fertilizer. Feeding it some waste oil can help it sprout faster. Green ivy is not a light-loving plant, so do not place it under the sun for maintenance. When watering, try to water it thoroughly so that there will be no water accumulation and root rot!

2. Jasmine

Jasmine has a white appearance and a fresh fragrance. It is a good choice to grow at home. However, one bad thing is that its leaves turn yellow easily. At this time, we can use some waste oil, and the yellowing leaves phenomenon will be improved. Jasmine is a typical light-loving plant. The stronger the sunlight, the better it grows and the more flowers it will bloom. It is also necessary to water it thoroughly. Do not water halfway, which will cause root rot. You can prune the branches of jasmine regularly so that the flowers will be denser and more beautiful.

3. Yushu

Although jade plant is a very difficult plant to grow, its crystal clear leaves inlaid on the branches have a unique charm. I believe this is why many flower lovers stop to grow it. If the jade plant is to grow into a big stump, fertilizer is essential. If we feed the jade plant some "waste oil", then it will be successful in the near future. Jade plant is afraid of strong light, so you need to provide shade; during the growing period, watering should be more frequent to provide sufficient nutrients. With this kind of care, the jade plant blooming will no longer be a dream.

In the future, remember not to throw away the "waste oil" at home. Using it to grow flowers has many benefits, especially the three kinds of flowers mentioned above. If you have any tips or questions about growing flowers, you can leave a message in the comment section to interact!