Give the flowers some vinegar, and the yellow leaves will turn green in 5 days. The effect is comparable to "magic water"!

Pour some vinegar into the soil, and the yellow leaves will turn green

Flowers such as camellia, gardenia, and rose prefer acidic soil. If the soil becomes salinized, the leaves will turn yellow.

Solution:

Prepare a solution of salt-free vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:50 and use it to irrigate the soil. It can not only improve the salinity of the soil, but also prevent and control pests and diseases caused by soil salinization.

Spray some vinegar on the leaves to make them green

Many flower lovers like to grow some foliage plants at home, such as spider plants, green ivy, etc., but the leaves are often gray, which greatly affects the ornamental value. This is when vinegar comes in handy!

Solution:

Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:300, and spray the plant leaves before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m., once every 10 days, for 4-5 times in a row.

Apply with water to eliminate pests and diseases

The most annoying thing when growing flowers is encountering pests and diseases such as aphids and red spiders. If one flower has a disease or pest, basically the other flowers will be affected as well.

Solution:

Prepare vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:100. Dip a cotton swab in vinegar water and apply it to areas where aphids or red spiders are found, once every 5-7 days, for 3-5 times in a row.

Spraying vinegar with water can promote the growth of flowers

How to make flowers grow better and bloom more is probably a question that all flower lovers are concerned about. By mixing vinegar with water in proportion, you can promote the growth of flowers.

Solution:

Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:300 and spray the entire plant before the flowers form buds. Spraying once every fifteen days can increase the number of flowers and promote the growth of branches.

Soak rice vinegar in water to promote the growth of white root

Many flower lovers like to try cuttings to increase the number of flowers in their homes. Allowing the cuttings to take root is an important step towards successful cuttings. Huahua recommends a homemade rooting agent to everyone.

Solution:

Prepare a rice vinegar aqueous solution by mixing rice vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:100. Soak the branches to be grafted in it for more than 8 hours. This can promote rooting of the branches and increase the survival rate of the grafting.

Spray vinegar with water to enhance disease resistance

Friends who like to grow roses probably hate their flowers being infected with powdery mildew the most. Huahua gives you a trick to prevent and control powdery mildew of roses. This method can also be tried on azaleas suffering from black spot disease.

Solution:

Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:150, spray on the affected area once a week for 3-4 times, and you can get a certain degree of control.

Precautions for using vinegar

1. Choose salt-free vinegar. Because salt can harm the roots of plants, when choosing vinegar, be sure to check whether there is salt (NaCl) in the raw material formula.

2. The concentration must be strictly in proportion, and the vinegar content cannot be increased, otherwise it will easily cause the flowers to wilt.

3. The spraying time should be controlled in the morning and evening, that is, before 10 am and after 4 pm. At this time, the water temperature is roughly the same as the temperature of the flowers, so it will not harm the flowers.

4. The use of vinegar is only suitable for flowers that prefer neutral or slightly acidic soil. Flowers that prefer alkaline soil, such as cacti and succulents, are best not to try.

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