The most effective "magic water" for growing flowers is actually "this". Flowers will have shiny leaves after using it and their roots will grow rapidly!

Spray vinegar on the leaves and the yellow leaves will turn green!

Some foliage flowers such as green ivy, Clivia, rubber tree, etc. often have yellowing or gray leaves, which is very ugly! At this time, you can wipe it with a little bit of vinegar, and it will instantly become shiny and vigorous, just like waxing!

How to spray vinegar on leaves?

Take 1 teaspoon of vinegar, add 300 times of clean water, stir well, then wipe the leaves with a soft cloth dipped in the vinegar water or pour it into a kettle and spray the leaves. Do this about once every 5 days, and the leaves will become emerald green and shiny!

When vinegar is watered on the soil, the flowers will grow bigger and the leaves will turn green!

Camellia, azalea, gardenia, jasmine and other southern flowers like acid. Once planted in the north, they are particularly prone to salinization and yellow leaves, and are very difficult to grow! In fact, this problem is easy to solve. Just a spoonful of vinegar can solve it!

How to water the soil with vinegar?

Take a small spoonful of vinegar, dilute it 1000 times with water, and pour it directly into the potting soil once a month to keep the soil slightly acidic at all times. In this way, camellia, azalea, gardenia, jasmine, etc. will have lush green leaves and will not appear alkaline yellow!

Just spray some vinegar and all the white spots and black spots will disappear!

The flowers at home are infected with powdery mildew and black spot. They keep coming back and it spreads from one person to ten people, and from ten to a hundred. It's really annoying! Don’t worry, 1 teaspoon of vinegar can solve the problem immediately!

How does vinegar treat powdery mildew and black spot?

If you find powdery mildew, black spot or sooty mold on the leaves of your flowers, scoop a spoonful of vinegar, then dilute it with 150 times the amount of water. Pour the vinegar into a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves with powdery mildew and black spots. Do this once a week for 3-4 times in a row and it will basically be cured!

Just wipe it with vinegar and all the aphids and red spiders will die!

Aphids and red spiders are also common household pests. Flowers are particularly prone to yellowing and falling leaves when infected, and they are highly contagious. Basically, if one flower is infected, all the other flowers will be infected! At this time, you can use vinegar to solve the problem!

How does vinegar treat aphids and scale insects?

Take a little vinegar, dilute it with 100 times water, use a cotton swab to dip the vinegar water, apply and wipe the areas where there are aphids or red spiders, once every 5-7 days, and wipe 3-5 times in a row, and it will almost be cured!

Make your own rooting agent with vinegar and grow big white roots in 5 days!

What should I do if the cuttings don’t take root? Without rooting agent, the flowers cannot take root? wrong! Just a drop of vinegar at home can make the branches grow a lot of big white roots!

How to make your own rooting agent with vinegar?

Take a little vinegar and mix it evenly according to the ratio of vinegar to water = 1:100. Immerse the bottom of the branches to be cut into the vinegar solution. Soak the herbaceous branches for 20-30 minutes and the woody branches for 2-3 hours before cutting.

If the compost keeps getting smelly, just add a drop of vinegar to solve the problem!

Whenever Huahua introduces homemade flower fertilizer, there are always flower lovers saying that homemade flower fertilizer is too smelly. In fact, when making homemade flower fertilizer, if you add a little vinegar, it won’t smell bad!

How to use vinegar as fertilizer?

You can make your own flower fertilizer, especially rice water, soybean water, fish water, bone residue water, etc. When adding water, add a few drops of vinegar into it. When the fertilizer is fermenting, it will not smell bad, and you can water the flowers with confidence!

Be careful when spraying the leaves with vinegar.

Don’t spray during the day when the sunlight is strong.

In winter, 9-10 am or 3-4 pm is the best time to take you there!

And use edible vinegar, no salt,

No industrial vinegar!