My grandma's roses, after eating a pound of pork filling, burst into flower buds in minutes!

Feed the rose with a fish and the bamboo shoots will pop in minutes!

A flower lover said that his fish died because of the heat. It’s such a shame to throw away such a fat fish. What should we do? Bury it quickly and feed it to Rose!

Steps:

1. Use a shovel to dig a large hole about 20 cm deep away from the roots of the rose, then bury the dead fish directly in it and cover it with soil.

2. Fish meat contains a lot of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers. After being buried in the roses, it can slowly ferment in the soil and provide the roses with enough fertilizer, allowing the roses to sprout thick shoots in minutes!

3. After the rose has sprouted, more buds will appear, and thus more and more flowers will bloom! But flower lovers must be aware that directly burying meat filling or fish meat in roses can only be done on roses planted in the ground at home. Flower lovers who grow roses in potted plants should never try this!

4. If you have potted roses at home, Huahua recommends that you put the fish in a clean bottle, add water and seal it to allow it to ferment. Then dilute the fermented fish water and clean water in a ratio of 1:50 and use it to water the flowers.

Feed some pig blood to the gardenia and 100 flowers will bloom!

Huahua sometimes eats some pig blood, duck blood, etc., because her mother said it is good for the body. But I bought a piece a few days ago and forgot to put it in the refrigerator, so it went bad. Why not try it on Gardenia at home!

Steps:

1. Pig blood can be used raw and cut into small pieces. You can also cook the pig blood in a pot before using it, which will shorten the decomposition time.

2. Dig a hole around the soil in the gardenia pot, bury the cut pig blood in it, and then cover it with soil. The amount of pig blood to be buried depends on the size of the gardenia.

3. Pig blood is particularly easy to rot. In the hot summer weather, it only takes about one day to be completely decomposed in the soil. The decomposed pig blood contains a lot of phosphorus and potassium, which can allow gardenia to differentiate flower buds and thus bloom more flowers!

4. Directly burying pig blood is suitable for ground-planted gardenias. If you want to use it for potted gardenia, it is best to find a clean bottle, put the pig blood and clean water together, and after it is decomposed, add clean water at a ratio of 1:50. It is enough to water the jasmine with some pig blood water.

Feed some watermelon rind to the green radish, and the leaves will become greener!

Summer is here, and of course sweet watermelon is a must! What to do with the watermelon rind after eating it? Why not keep it and use it as fertilizer?

Steps:

1. Collect all the leftover watermelon rinds at home and cut them into small pieces with a knife.

2. Prepare a clean plastic bucket and throw the watermelon rind cut into small pieces into it. No need to add water. Seal it and let it ferment in the sun.

3. After about 15-20 days, a lot of water will seep out of the watermelon rind in the bottle. Pour out the watermelon rind water, dilute it with water in the ratio of 1:10, and use it directly to water the flowers. Watermelon rind contains a variety of trace elements. After using it, the leaves of the green radish will no longer turn yellow, but will become greener and greener!

4. If you think the watermelon rind fertilizer has a bad smell, you can also mix the chopped watermelon rind directly with the potting soil to make the soil. When the watermelon rind is completely decomposed, it will become nutritious soil! Using this kind of nutrient soil to grow flowers will provide sufficient fertilizer effect!

Feed some yogurt to the asparagus fern and let it climb the wall!

Yogurt in summer expires very easily. The yogurt that Huahua put in the refrigerator expired in just a few days. What to do with expired yogurt? Give some to the flowers at home!

Steps:

1. If the yogurt at home is expired, don’t drink it, otherwise you will easily get diarrhea in the summer! Scoop out the expired yogurt with a spoon and put it in a clean plastic bottle.

2. If you have rice water at home, you can also pour the rice water and yogurt together, seal it and ferment it. Yogurt itself contains various fungi and ferments very quickly, taking about 1-2 weeks to complete.

3. Mix the fermented yogurt water and clean water in a ratio of 1:20 and use it directly to water the flowers. Yogurt water is rich in nitrogen. Give asparagus fern some yogurt water and let the vines climb up the wall quickly!

Feed jasmine some tea water, and the flowers will grow bigger, more colorful and stronger!

The weather is hot in summer, so Huahua now drinks a cup of green tea every day to stay healthy. What to do with the leftover tea leaves every day? It’s better to use it to grow flowers!

Steps:

1. Find a clean plastic bottle, put the leftover tea leaves in it, and you can also put the remaining tea in it, then add some vinegar or ferrous sulfate to slightly neutralize the alkalinity.

2. Seal the plastic bottle and expose it to the sun. The temperature is high in summer, and the tea residue can be composted in about a month.

3. We can dilute the decomposed tea water with water in the ratio of 1:50 and use it directly to water the flowers. The remaining residue can also be dried and mixed with the soil and used as nutrient soil.

Feed some air-conditioned water to your longevity and a peaceful summer will no longer be a dream!

The weather is hot in summer, and the Kalanchoe in many places has entered dormancy. If you fertilize it too much at this time, it will be burned to death in a few days, so we just need to use some air-conditioned water!

Steps:

1. Place a basin at the water outlet of the air conditioner and collect the condensed water directly into the basin. After about 1-2 days, when the temperature of the condensed water is close to the room temperature, you can use it to water the flowers directly.

2. Air conditioning condensate is produced by the condensation of water vapor. It contains trace elements such as calcium and phosphorus, and does not contain chlorine. If you use it in your home's Longevity plants, not only will the leaves remain green, but they will also be able to spend the summer safely without having to worry about black rot!

That’s all I’m going to introduce to Huahua today.

Have all the flower lovers learned it?

Why not try it now?