Feed a flower with an egg, and it will grow vigorously and its leaves will be green and shiny!

Feed jasmine with an egg yolk and the fragrance can spread for two miles!

Jasmine flowers are fragrant and white. If you put a pot of it at home, the whole house will be filled with fragrance. But if the jasmine in your home never blooms, it would be really heartbreaking! Why not feed jasmine some egg yolk, and it will bloom soon!

How to do it?

1. In the hot summer, eggs that are forgotten to be put in the refrigerator will basically go bad. At this time, you can put the bad eggs in a pot and cook them, and then keep the egg yolks separately.

2. Put the cooked egg yolk in a bowl and press it hard a few times with a small spoon to completely crush the egg yolk into powder.

3. Use a small wooden stick to poke a few small holes along the edge of the jasmine pot, away from the root system. Use a small spoon to scoop crushed egg yolks and bury them directly in the pot, then cover it with soil.

4. Cooked egg yolks contain elements such as phosphorus, calcium, and iron. Phosphorus and calcium elements can make jasmine bloom more, while calcium and other trace elements can make the jasmine plants grow stronger and stronger, and the flowers can even be bigger than a coin!

Feed the spider plant with egg white and it will sprout 60 buds!

Since the egg yolks have been used, we can’t waste the egg whites, right? But everyone should pay attention that it is best to use raw egg white, and never cook it before use!

How to do it?

1. Find a bowl and beat the raw egg into the bowl. Then find a plastic bottle, point the bottle mouth at the egg yolk, and gently pinch it to separate the egg yolk and put it separately into another bowl.

2. Mix egg yolk with water. It is enough to mix 1 egg yolk with 500ml of water (500ml of water is the amount of 1 standard mineral water bottle). Then just stir it slightly with chopsticks. This concentration generally will not burn the roots.

3. Let the stirred egg white settle for 1-2 hours, then use it directly to water the spider plants! Every time you water, it is best to water along the edge of the pot away from the root system. If you are worried about attracting insects, you can also dig a small groove along the edge of the pot and pour the egg white liquid into it.

4. If you are really worried about burning the roots, put the egg white liquid in a bottle and seal it. It will basically be decomposed in 2-3 weeks. Then you can dilute it with water in a 1:1 ratio and water the spider plant. Egg white is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. When used in spider plants, new sprouts will grow rapidly!

Feed Clivia some crushed peanuts and its leaves will become oily!

When autumn comes, the Clivia in your home has passed its dormant period and starts to grow rapidly. But if your Clivia still doesn't grow at all, would you be very anxious? Don’t be anxious, feed the Clivia some crushed peanuts right away!

How to do it?

1. Don’t throw away the leftover cooked peanuts at home. Use them directly to grow Clivia. But remember that it is best to use original peanuts. Those with salty or sweet flavors cannot be used, otherwise it will be harmful to Clivia.

2. Peel the peanuts, take out the peanut kernels inside, then put them in a plastic bag and smash them with a small stick until they are roughly broken into small pieces and become peanut crumbs!

3. Use a small shovel to dig 3-5 small holes along the edge of the Clivia pot. Then use a small spoon to scoop some crushed peanuts and bury them directly in the Clivia pot. Then cover it with soil. If you are worried about attracting small insects, you can also bury some Furadan in the soil.

4. Clivia likes oil crops, and peanut crumbs contain a lot of oil. The crushed peanuts buried in the Clivia pot will slowly release nutrients, thereby replenishing nutrients for the Clivia, allowing the Clivia to grow more and more vigorously in autumn, and the leaves will be oily, as if they were waxed!

Feed the snake plant with eggshells and the roots will burst the pot!

After using up the egg white and egg yolk, of course you can’t miss the egg shells, make the best use of them! Especially for flowers like the snake plant, after using eggshells, the leaves will be straight and even reach the roof!

How to do it?

1. Don’t throw away the leftover egg shells at home. Wash them clean and put them in a bag for later use.

2. Put the egg shells in a plastic bag, break them into small pieces with a small stick, then put them on a frying pan, stir-fry them for a few times, and wait until the egg shells turn slightly yellow.

3. Use a small shovel to dig a few small holes next to the Sansevieria pot, and then bury the fried egg shells directly in the soil! Eggshells are rich in calcium. Using them can help Sansevieria grow stronger and stronger, and it can pierce the sloping roof in minutes!

Feed the Kalanchoe with some seafood water and it will fill the pot with flowers!

As someone living in Qingdao, the most common food in summer is naturally seafood! If the Kalanchoe in your home never blooms, you might as well do the same as Huahua and feed it some seafood water. Within a few days, you will see flower buds sprouting!

How to do it?

1. Wash the seafood several times with cold water, then cook it in clean water. Remember not to add any seasoning. After cooking, remove the seafood and keep the remaining cooking water.

2. After the seafood water has cooled, pour it into a clean bottle, seal it and ferment it. Remember to open the lid every 3-5 days to let the gas escape. Seafood water is particularly easy to ferment and can basically be fully decomposed in 2-3 weeks.

3. Mix the decomposed seafood water and clean water in a ratio of 1:1, and pour it directly on the longevity plant! Seafood water contains a lot of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, which can promote the differentiation of flower buds of Kalanchoe, allowing it to produce more flower buds and bloom more flowers!

Feed some carrots to succulents and they will immediately turn red in autumn!

Autumn is here, and it’s time for the succulents at home to color again! If your succulent plants are green like vegetables now, you might as well feed them some carrots. They will turn red in a few days!

How to do it?

1. Go to the vegetable market and buy 1-2 fresh carrots. Take them home, wash them, and cut them into small cubes for later use.

2. Put clean water in the pot, put the diced carrots into the water, bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for half an hour, and try to cook the carrots until they are soft.

3. Pour the mashed carrots and carrot juice directly into the bottle, seal it and ferment. You can poke a few holes in the bottle cap for ventilation. It will be decomposed in about a month.

4. Pour the decomposed carrot water into a spray bottle and spray it directly on the succulents, or use it to irrigate the roots. After about 3-5 times, you will find that the green succulents have turned orange, and the originally colored succulents have become even more red!