The peach eggs are as fat as pigeon eggs because they were watered with this kind of water. I can save money on fertilizer!

Peach egg is fed with some tonic medicine, and the complexion becomes rosy and plump

1. Wolfberry water

The leftover wolfberry water you drink can be used to water peach eggs after it has cooled down. It contains a lot of anthocyanins, which are good "pigments" for coloring peach eggs.

You can water it once a week, but not too frequently. Watering too much will cause the peach egg to grow too long, and it will not be good if it is only pink and not round.

2. Black tea

The alkalinity of black tea is relatively low. You can filter the overnight black tea and add some clean water to it, then use it to water peach eggs to supplement some trace elements.

However, don’t use too much black tea water. Occasionally watering is enough, especially for flower lovers in the north, where the water and soil are alkaline. Flower lovers in the south can give it a try.

Drink some "red pigment" and you will be pink and tender immediately

1. Carrot water

Carrots are also rich in anthocyanins and carotene, both of which have a "coloring" effect. We can chop the carrots and soak them in water, then pour peach eggs over them after soaking overnight.

The remaining carrot water can be put into a plastic bottle and stored in the refrigerator for later use. It is difficult for the peach eggs to not turn pink after drinking carrot water.

2. Tomato water

Red tomatoes contain a lot of lycopene, which can also "color" the peach eggs. Cut a few slices and soak them in boiling water. When they cool down, you can use them to pour over the peach eggs.

If you can’t finish it in one time, you can put it in a plastic bottle and save it for next time. These vegetable juices are much better than tap water, so don’t waste it!

Sunbathing + water control, it's impossible to lose weight

1. More sun exposure will make the leaves turn red faster

Peach eggs like to bask in the sun. Now that the temperature is below 30 degrees, you can bask in the sun as usual. It is best to place the peach eggs on a sunny balcony or windowsill and let them bask in the sun more, and they will turn red naturally.

2. Control water to make the leaves grow fat

Water control for peach eggs means watering less often and making sure to wait until the soil is dry before watering thoroughly. Stimulate the peach egg to store water, so that its leaves will become round and plump. When you water it thoroughly, it will be full and become even rounder!

The potting soil should be suitable to grow a big old pile

1. Planting in granular soil has the fastest effect

If the leaves of your peach egg plant are always shriveled no matter how much water you give it, it may be because the soil in the pot is not breathable. It is best to use granular soil for growing peach eggs, such as medical stone, sand, Akadama, perlite, etc.

2. Flower pots are also important

If you buy a smaller peach egg plant, it can still grow for a while. If you want it to grow into an old stump, it is best to use a large-bellied flowerpot. This way it will be more moisturized after watering and the peach egg will grow slightly taller. Once the leaves are picked and exposed to the sun, it will become an old stump.