The daughter-in-law disliked her mother-in-law for being too stingy and always using "garbage" to grow flowers. Later, when she saw the results, she praised her mother-in-law endlessly!

I believe that many flower lovers have spent a lot of money on growing flowers. Buying fertilizers and rooting liquid is an expense every time. The flower lover's mother-in-law comes from the countryside and is reluctant to spend a lot of money on growing flowers, so she thought of using some garbage to grow flowers. In fact, Huahua quite agrees with her mother-in-law's idea of ​​using "garbage" to grow flowers. After all, as long as the effect of growing flowers is good, it doesn't matter where it comes from. This way, a lot of money can be saved!

The flower lover’s mother-in-law uses a variety of waste for growing flowers, such as expired milk, waste oil from range hoods, leftover fruit peel water, and dry fruit shells, etc. These "garbage" are indeed common in our daily lives. Now Huahua will tell you how to use these "garbage" to grow flowers!

1. Expired milk

Milk is a nutritious drink that our family always has on hand, but sometimes if we stockpile too much, it may expire. It’s a pity that we just throw away the unopened milk at this time, but in fact, it is very effective to use it to grow flowers. However, using expired milk to grow flowers does not mean just pouring the milk in directly. We also need to ferment it in advance.

First, we pour the expired milk into a sealed container, then add water to dilute it, and pour water until the container is eight-tenths full. The next step is to place the milk solution in a cool place and wait for fermentation. The fermented milk can be used for the plants once every half a month. Because milk contains a lot of protein and nutrients, it is inevitable that it can "feed" the plants and promote their growth.

2. Range hood waste oil

Range hoods are a must-have appliance for every household, but who would have known that the waste oil in the oil box can actually be used to grow flowers. When using waste oil to grow flowers, it also needs to be diluted. We dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:100, and then let it stand for a few hours before using it for the flower plants at home. Because it contains a lot of trace elements of oil, the growth rate of the plants and flowers will naturally be accelerated a lot.

3. Fruit peel water

We must eat fruits in our daily lives, but don’t waste the leftover peels. It would be great to collect them and make them into a thin fertilizer for growing flowers. First, we cut the leftover peels into small pieces, which can shorten the fermentation time. Then put the processed peels into a container, fill it to 80% with water, and move it to a cool place to wait for fermentation. Because the peels are easy to rot, odors may appear during the fermentation process. At this time, you can add some orange peels to remove the odor.

4. Dried fruit shells

The shells of dried fruits such as peanuts, melon seeds or pistachios that we eat every day are also very effective for growing flowers. The texture of these dried fruit shells is relatively hard. Placing them at the bottom of the pot can increase the air permeability and drainage of the soil. This way, the flower roots will absorb more nutrients and become stronger. Once the flower roots grow strong, the plants will naturally grow vigorously.

Although the flower lover’s mother-in-law is stingy and uses these “garbage” to grow flowers, it is undeniable that the effect is quite good, isn’t it? No wonder the daughter-in-law also praised her mother-in-law in the end! Flower lovers can try it!