An old lady grows green radish, drinking a bowl of green vegetable water every 7 days, and 8 branches sprouted out in 3 days!

Add a bowl of vegetable water to the green radish and spider plants, and they will grow 2 meters in a flash!

When making cold dishes or stir-frying, the vegetables are usually blanched in hot water. The water used for blanching the vegetables is rich in oxalic acid, various vitamins and other nutrients. It is very good for growing green plants such as green ivy and spider plants!

How to grow flowers with vegetable water?

1. Collect the blanching water. It can be used not only for green leafy vegetables such as spinach, rapeseed, and cabbage, but also for broccoli, lentils, green beans, etc.

2. Let the blanching water cool down, pour it into a spray bottle or plastic bottle, and then you can use it directly to water foliage flowers such as green ivy and spider plants!

3. The water used for blanching vegetables is not only rich in nutrients, which helps the flowers grow faster, but it is also acidic, which neutralizes the acidity of the soil, preventing the soil from becoming compacted and the roots of the flowers from rotting easily.

If Kalanchoe and Christmas cactus drink some seafood water, the flower buds will keep popping up!

Autumn is the time to eat crabs, prawns, scallops and other seafood. Seafood is basically either steamed or boiled. The water used to boil or steam seafood is rich in phosphorus and calcium, which is very suitable for watering flowering plants such as Kalanchoe, Christmas cactus, and bougainvillea!

How to grow flowers in seafood water?

1. Let the water used to cook the seafood cool down and pour it into a plastic bottle. Note: if extra salt and oil are added to the water, discard them.

2. Place the plastic bottle on the balcony, cover it with a lid, and open it every day to let it breathe.

3. After fermenting for about a month, the seafood fertilizer water will be ready. When using it, pour out a little of the upper clear liquid, dilute it with 10 times of clean water, and use it to irrigate the roots of Kalanchoe, Christmas cactus, bougainvillea, etc. Do it once every two weeks, and the flower buds will gurgle out!

If you add some eggshell vinegar water to jasmine and camellia, the leaves won’t turn yellow for 10 years!

The leaves of southern flowers such as jasmine, camellia, osmanthus, azalea, gardenia, etc. tend to turn yellow easily. You can give them some eggshell vinegar water, which can not only replenish calcium and improve the yellowing of leaves, but also supplement calcium, making the leaves greener and the roots stronger!

How to grow flowers with eggshell vinegar water?

1. Wash the egg shells left over from cooking, remove the egg liquid inside, and place them on the balcony to dry.

2. Crush the dried eggshells, put them in a bowl, and pour white vinegar over them. You can see a chemical reaction between the eggshells and vinegar, bubbles appearing and calcium being released.

3. After the bubbles stop, remove the eggshell residue, and mix the remaining eggshell vinegar water with clean water in a ratio of 1:20 to water jasmine, camellia, osmanthus, gardenia, etc. The leaves will then be green and will no longer turn yellow.

If the money tree drinks some tofu water, it will grow taller!

When we usually eat tofu, bean skin and bean curd sticks, we usually soak them in water. This water is rich in nitrogen and can be used to grow green plants such as money trees, tiger skin plants, asparagus ferns, etc., which are guaranteed to soar to the roof!

How to grow flowers with bean curd water?

1. Put the purchased bean curd into a basin, pour in hot water and soak for 10-20 minutes.

2. After the soaking time is up, take out the bean curd skin and let the water cool down. If the water is not particularly turbid, you can use it to water the flowers directly after it cools down without burning the roots.

3. If the water after soaking appears milky white and turbid, you need to put it in a plastic bottle, let it compost for 2 weeks, and then take it out and add water to water the flowers.

4. Bean curd water or tofu water can supplement nitrogen for green plants, making the flowers grow faster and making the leaves glow green.

Drinking some bone soup for Clivia and orchid will make their leaves shiny and their flower buds big!

Normally, when we stew pork ribs, if we can’t finish the bone soup, we can scoop out some and give it to the flowers before adding salt. This will not only make the leaves thicker and glossier, but also promote flowering.

How to grow flowers with bone soup?

1. Use a pressure cooker to stew bone soup according to normal procedures. It is best to skim off the fat on the surface and do not add salt first.

2. After the bone soup is cooked, scoop out a few spoonfuls, let it cool down and pour it into a large jar. Let it ferment in the sun for 1 month, and open the lid regularly for ventilation.

3. After the bone soup is cooked, pour out the upper clear liquid, dilute it with 50 times of water, and water it on flowering flowers such as Clivia and orchids. The leaves will grow particularly thick, and the flowers will be large and fragrant.

If you feed bougainvillea and roses with fish washing water, they will bloom so many flowers that their leaves will disappear!

Before cooking fish, don't throw away the water used to wash the fish just because it is dirty, because the water contains fish scales, fish intestines and other substances, which are excellent phosphorus fertilizers. Bougainvillea and roses will have dense flowers after drinking the water.

How to grow flowers with fish washing water?

1. The first water after washing the fish is the most nutritious. Pour it into a plastic bottle. Do not water the flowers directly, as it may easily burn the roots.

2. Pour some orange peels (or tea leaves) and insecticide (such as imidacloprid) into the plastic bottle containing the fish washing water to prevent odor and insects, then cover it with a lid and place it on the balcony to decompose.

3. Open the lid every day to let it ventilate. After about 2 months, the water used to wash the fish will turn black and have no odor, which means it is fully decomposed and can be used to water the flowers!

4. When watering the flowers, pour out a little of the clear liquid on the top, then dilute it with water 30-50 times, and water the flowers. The water used to wash fish is rich in phosphorus fertilizer. Use it to water flowering flowers such as bougainvillea and roses. The flower buds will pop out and bloom bigger than your fist!