These folk remedies are invincible. They can make whatever you raise flourish, without spending a penny!

These things pad the bottom of the pot, and the roots will not rot for 10 years

Huahua discovered that eight out of ten flowers are rotten due to overwatering. Sometimes it is not enough to just water them less. Rainy and hot days can easily cause root rot. To prevent this, put some small things at the bottom of the flowerpot:

1. Ceramic clay pads are more effective than paving the bottom of the basin

Many flower lovers are accustomed to putting expanded clay on the surface, believing that it has a moisturizing effect. When the weather is hot, stuffy and humid, it is better to put it at the bottom of the pot, which is breathable and permeable, so as to reduce the risk of root rot and yellowing leaves!

2. The stones and tiles on the roadside are very useful

Everyone is familiar with cushioning stones, but do you know which type of stones is the best? Choose something light and with holes, or broken tiles. These things are highly breathable and will get twice the result with half the effort when placed at the bottom of the basin!

3. Use loofah and corn husk as pads at the bottom of the pot to get a good harvest

Loofah sponge and corn husk are both breathable organic fibers and are not easy to rot. They can be dried and used as the bottom of a pot for at least a year and a half. They are not only breathable and water-permeable, but also provide some phosphorus fertilizer elements, killing two birds with one stone.

You don't need to buy fertilizer for the flowers, just beat an egg and drink some milk.

As you grow more and more flowers, flower fertilizer alone is a big expense. In the past, there were few flower fertilizers for sale, so you had to DIY. Huahua collected some flower fertilizer recipes from old flower farmers and now I will teach you!

1. Break an egg in a basin, and the flowers will grow strong.

The egg shells usually placed in flower pots are difficult to absorb, so it is better to use raw eggs: first beat the eggs into a deep plate, and use a plastic bottle to suck the egg yolk to separate the egg white and yolk.

Add 1 liter of clean water to the separated egg white and yolk, stir evenly, and then let it settle for 2 hours. Dig a small hole in the flowerpot to be watered, and water along the small hole. Egg white water can be used to water green leafy plants, and egg yolk water can be used to water flowering plants.

Egg white water is nitrogen fertilizer, and egg yolk water is phosphorus fertilizer. Although raw eggs are high in nutrients, they are raw after all. Pour them into the pot along the small holes to avoid attracting insects. In addition to chicken eggs, you can also use quail eggs. After you open the mouth of the quail eggs, you can bury them in flower pots. They are suitable for large flowers.

2. Tea water, a potassium fertilizer that makes flowers grow strong

Tea water and flower tea water soaked overnight are very good potassium fertilizer water. After filtering out the tea leaves, you can water the flowers. Roses and spider plants all love to drink it!

The filtered tea leaves are also useful. After drying, they are also good potassium fertilizers. They can be mixed into the potting soil or spread on the surface of the pot.

3. Milk and soy milk are good for flowers.

Put expired milk, soy milk, and soy milk in plastic bottles and place them on the balcony. Open the lids every 2-3 days to let them ventilate. After two weeks when there is no gas, you can use them as fertilizer for watering flowers. For small potted flowers, dilute with water in the ratio of 1:20. Watering them twice a month will allow them to grow fat!

Wipe the leaves and all the yellow leaves will disappear

The most feared thing when growing flowers is yellowing leaves. Don’t worry, remember these 3 old methods. They are simple and quick-acting. The yellow leaves will turn into green leaves in seconds, and they will still bloom and grow strong!

1. Rub the leaves with banana peels, the more you rub, the greener they become.

After eating bananas, wipe the leaves with banana peels, and then spray water with a small spray bottle. Do this once a week, and the leaves will grow fast. Green leaf flowers such as Clivia and green radish will love them very much.

After wiping the leaves with the banana peel, place it in the yard or balcony to dry. It will be dried in 3-5 days. Cut it into pieces and add it to the soil. The solid potassium fertilizer can make the flowers and leaves fertile and big.

2. Spray some rice vinegar to make the leaves greener and the flowers bigger

The rice vinegar in the kitchen can be mixed with water in a ratio of 1:500, and used to rub flower leaves and spray on flower buds. This will make the leaves greener, the flowers brighter in color, and more fragrant. You can also pour vinegar water into the pot once a month.

3. Rub the beer and the green leaves will burst into bloom

Beer contains a lot of vitamin B, which can promote the growth of flower leaves. Mix 10 times the amount of clean water with beer after the bubbles have disappeared, and then wipe the flower leaves. They will become shiny immediately after wiping.

In addition to wiping the leaves, you can mix 50 times the amount of beer with water and directly water the flowers to improve the resistance of the root system. It is best to dig a hole and then water it, so it is not easy to attract insects.

When growing flowers, you need to prevent insects, don’t be lazy!

Flowers will inevitably get some insects and diseases after being raised for a long time. In addition to keeping them clean at ordinary times, it is also helpful to carry some insecticide tips with you. "Medicine cures the disease" has been tried and tested ~

1. Apply sesame oil to the edge of the basin, and the insects will avoid it.

Sesame oil is sesame oil, which is a must-have sesame oil in every household. Apply a thin layer of sesame oil on the edge of the flowerpot, and ants, spiders, and flies will not dare to come over when they smell the scent.

2. Spray the floral water to kill insects and bacteria

Floral water can not only repel mosquitoes, but the alcohol in it can also kill bacteria and insect eggs. Floral water: water = 1:20, spray once a week, it can not only repel insects and kill insects, but also prevent various fungal yellow leaf diseases, hurry up and spray~

3. Garlic repels insects, natural and non-irritating

If there are always bugs, ants, and snails in the flowerpot, quickly break off a few cloves of garlic, chop them up and sprinkle them in the flowerpot, or bury them in the soil. Only 2-3 cloves of garlic are enough for one pot, and all the bugs will be killed by the smoke.

You don’t need to buy soil to grow flowers, but you can make your own nutrient soil without spending a cent

As you grow more and more flowers, flower soil becomes a big expense. A bag of soil costs at least dozens of dollars, and you can only plant 1 or 2 flowers. It’s better to make nutrient soil!

1. Larch needle soil

Put fallen leaves and pine needles into a large barrel, add boiling water to make the soil slightly moist, cover it and let it ferment for 20 days. When it has rotted into soil foam, expose it to the sun for a few days to sterilize it. You can also add carbendazim for disinfection, and the pure natural acidic nutrient soil is ready.

2. The withered flowers are fermented in the soil and smell delicious

Flower petals are very easy to rot, so trim them and make nutrient soil. Put a layer of soil under the foam box, then put a layer of flowers, then put another layer of soil, then a layer of flowers... Finally, cover it with something. It will rot in half a month. Add a few pills of fungicide and dry it in the sun before use.