Throw a dishcloth at the bottom of the pot, and the flower will grow rapidly and fill the pot, and the roots will not rot even after 10 years!

Put loofah sponge at the bottom of the pot to prevent root rot!

1. Pick the old loofah at home, remove the seeds, and cut into small pieces of about 3-5cm.

2. When you are potting flowers at home, just place the loofah sponge at the bottom of the pot. It is water-permeable and breathable, so the flowers will never have root rot. Moreover, the loofah sponge will continue to rot in the soil, adding nutrients to the flowers. It is simply killing two birds with one stone!

Use a dishcloth to pad the bottom of the pot, and your flowers will never have root rot again!

1. The main component of the dishcloth is sponge. When changing the pot, put it directly on the bottom of the pot, then add nutrient soil and fill the pot.

2. When watering the flower pots, the sponge at the bottom of the pots can absorb excess water, so that the flowers at home will never rot!

Put a gourd slice at the bottom of the pot, and the roots will not rot for 10 years!

1. If you have a mature gourd at home, you can dig out the seeds in the gourd and crush the rest into small pieces.

2. Place the gourd fragments at the bottom of the flowerpot, then fill it with soil and plant the flowers directly! The gourd fragments are placed at the bottom of the flowerpot, which has relatively large pores and can effectively achieve the purpose of water permeability and air permeability, thereby preventing the roots of the flowers at home from rot!

The bottom of the basin is padded with stones, which is loose and breathable!

1. Stones picked up from the river or construction site can also be used to pad the bottom of the basin. Soak the picked up stones in clean water for about 3 days to wash off the dirt on the stones, then take them out and dry them in the sun.

2. When repotting, place dried stones directly on the bottom of the pot. A thin layer is enough. Don't put too much, otherwise the pot will be heavy when you move it later. Gravel is water-permeable and breathable, so putting it at the bottom of the pot can prevent root rot!

Put cypress fruit shells at the bottom of the pot to prevent the roots from rotting!

1. When you go to the park or play outdoors, remember to pick up some cypress shells under the cypress trees. Remember to pick those that are dry and cracked on the ground. It would be even better if they have been humified and turned black!

2. After picking up the cypress shells and bringing them home, dry them in the sun for 2-3 days, or heat them directly in the microwave for 3-5 minutes. After thorough sterilization, you can directly place them on the bottom of the pot.

Put some rotten wood at the bottom of the pot to make it more breathable and water-permeable!

1. When you go for a walk in the wild, you can pay a little attention. If you see any rotten wood, pick it up and take it home! Boil it in boiling water for 5 minutes, or add some potassium permanganate and soak it for half an hour. After sterilization, dry it and set aside.

2. The rotten wood will break into pieces with a pinch and can be directly placed at the bottom of the pot. This is a good thing for growing Dendrobium. It can also be crushed and mixed with the soil. The effect is also great!

Put some fruit shells at the bottom of the pot, and the flowers at home will never have root rot again!

1. Don’t throw away the fruit shells you eat at home. Just collect them and use them as a base for the basin. Peanut shells, lychee shells, and edamame shells are all fine, but they must contain no salt. For example, it is best to boil edamame shells in clean water and dry them before use.

2. Place the fruit shells directly on the bottom of the pot, which can also achieve the purpose of water permeability and air permeability. The flowers at home will never rot again!

Put some pine cones at the bottom of the pot, and the flowers at home will never have their roots rot again!

1. If you go to the mountains to play on the weekend, you can pick up some fallen pine cones under the pine trees, take them home and soak them in carbendazim for a few days to sterilize and disinfect them.

2. Just spread the washed and dried pine cones in a layer at the bottom of the flower pot. The pine cone particles are relatively large, and the pores are also relatively large, thus achieving the purpose of water permeability and air permeability.

Put some bricks at the bottom of the pot, and the flowers will grow more and more prosperous!

1. When you pass by a construction site, if you see bricks, you can pick them up and take them home. After breaking them with a small hammer, soak them in clean water for about a day to remove the alkalinity in the bricks and prevent root burns.

2. Take out the bricks and expose them to the sun for sterilization and disinfection. After it dries, you can place it directly at the bottom of the flower pot. A thumb-sized brick placed at the bottom of the pot can achieve the purpose of water and air permeability, so that the flowers will no longer rot!

Put some coal slag at the bottom of the pot, and the flowers will grow more and more prosperously!

1. Another material that has a similar effect to bricks is coal slag. It’s a pity that burning coal is not allowed in rural areas now, so coal slag is difficult to get. Pick up the coal slag and break it into thumb-sized pieces. Soak it in water and then place it in the sun to dry.

2. Use a sieve to filter out large pieces of coal slag and place them directly on the bottom of the pot. The water permeability and air permeability are very good!

Put some gauze or screen at the bottom of the pot to prevent soil from leaking!

1. If you have replaced screens or screens at home, you can cut them a few times and use them as padding at the bottom of the basin.

2. When repotting flowers, soil always leaks out from the gap at the bottom of the pot. Adding a layer of fine-mesh gauze can effectively avoid this problem!

Put some non-woven fabric or wet tissue at the bottom of the pot to make it water-permeable, breathable and without soil leaking!

1. When you buy shoes for your family, it is best to collect the non-woven fabrics used to wrap the shoes, cut them into small pieces, and place them directly on the bottom of the basin, or place a clean wet towel on the bottom of the basin.

2. The non-woven fabric or wet tissue placed at the bottom of the pot has good water permeability and air permeability. It will not break even if you pull it with your hands. It can also prevent the soil from leaking out. It is very suitable for use at the bottom of the pot!