Don’t use rice water indiscriminately to water flowers, otherwise it will be like poison and kill every pot of flowers you grow!

Watering rice with this water will make the leaves green and lush

When cooking porridge or steaming rice at home, we always wash the rice with clean water first. Rice washing water is a good thing for watering flowers, but some flower lovers don’t know how to use it, and the more they water, the more the flowers die. Let’s see how to use it for flowers!

1. Collect rice water

Rice water contains nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and various trace elements. Giving flowers a few sips can make them grow faster and their leaves bigger and greener. Anyone who throws away the rice water is a fool!

2. Put the rice water into a plastic bottle

Find a clean plastic bottle and fill the rice water into it, just fill it to 80%. You can also add a few slices of orange peel to make the fermented rice water have a fresh fragrance. Screw on the bottle cap and place it in the sun.

3. Fermentation is completed after 2 weeks

After about 2 weeks, when the color of the rice water turns yellow or black, the fermentation is complete. Remember to open the bottle cap to let air in every 2-3 days during the fermentation period, then tighten it again.

4. Dilute with water and water the flowers

After the rice water has fermented, take out an appropriate amount, add 10 times the amount of clean water, stir evenly, and then you can water the flowers. The flowers will grow rapidly and the leaves will be big and green!

5. Which flowers can be watered with fermented rice water?

After the rice water is fermented, it will become weakly acidic. Therefore, do not water flowers that prefer alkaline, such as cacti and succulents. Plants like azalea, green radish, and money tree are very suitable for watering with rice water. The more you water them, the more prosperous they will be!

Watering with leftover tea water makes the flower buds big and dense

Some flower lovers heard that tea can be used to water flowers, so they poured the leftover herbal tea directly into the pots. Unexpectedly, after a few days, the flowers began to turn yellow and wilt. It’s because you are using it wrongly. Come and see the correct method!

1. Collect residual tea

Overnight leftover tea contains elements such as calcium, phosphorus and potassium. Using it to water the flowers will make them bloom big and bright. It would be a pity to throw it away, so collect it quickly.

2. Ferment the remaining tea water

Put the leftover tea into a clean mineral water bottle. If you have brown sugar at home, put some into the bottle. This will allow the leftover tea to ferment faster. Screw on the bottle cap and leave it for 3-5 days before using it to water the flowers.

3. Add water to water the flowers, and the flowers will grow wildly and burst the pot

Pour out some of the fermented tea residue from the bottle, then add 20 times the amount of clean water to dilute it, stir evenly, and water it once a week. The flowers will bloom after drinking the tea, and the leaves will be glowing green!

4. Which flowers can be watered with fermented tea leaves?

If you have gardenias, azaleas, Milan and other flowers at home, don’t throw away leftover tea.

The blanching water is poured like this, and the branches are thick and strong

When cooking meat at home, you have to blanch the raw meat in hot water to remove the fishy smell. The water used for blanching the meat is also a great treasure for growing flowers, so don't pour it into the pot casually! Huahua teaches you the correct usage!

1. Let the water used to blanch the meat cool down

The water used for blanching meat contains nitrogen, phosphorus and other nutrients, making it perfect for watering flowers, but you need to let it cool first.

2. Put the blanching water into a plastic bottle

Find a clean plastic bottle, and after the blanching water has cooled, pour it into the bottle, filling it 80%. If you are worried about the smell, add some orange peel or tea leaves to remove the odor. Screw on the bottle cap and place it in the sun for 7 days.

3. Add water to water the flowers

After 7 days, the water used to blanch the meat will be fermented. Pour some of it out and dilute it with an equal amount of clean water. The flowers will drink it and their leaves will grow rapidly and their branches will grow wildly!

4. Which flowers are suitable for watering with the fermented blanching water?

The water used to blanch the meat can be fully fermented and then used to water flowers such as green radish, asparagus fern, and lucky tree. They will definitely grow much faster than without watering, and the leaves will be greener and denser!

These three types of water,

New flower growers should stop watering their flowers!

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