Throw garlic and onion leaves into the pot, and the flowers will be like chicken blood, climbing all over the balcony!

Feed some garlic to the flowers to repel insects, kill bacteria and prevent root rot!

Garlic flower-growing effect 1: sterilization and disinfection to prevent root rot

1. Peel the garlic and prepare a pair of sterilized scissors.

2. When the roots of the money tree or other flowers at home are rotten, just use disinfected shears to cut off all the rotten roots. Be careful to ensure that there is no rotten part on the remaining roots.

3. Garlic has a strong bactericidal and disinfecting effect. When there is no carbendazim or potassium permanganate at home, garlic can be used instead. Cut the garlic in the middle and apply it directly to the root system, making sure that the garlic mucus is all on the wound.

4. Place the roots coated with garlic mucus in a cool and ventilated place to dry, and then put them back in the pot.

Garlic flower-growing effect 2: prevent bacterial infection, treat various leaf spots and rots

1. Mash the peeled garlic into a paste, then mix the garlic, laundry detergent and water in a ratio of 1:1:2 to form a solution and place it in a cool place for more than 24 hours.

2. The flowers at home are sometimes infected by bacteria or various fungi, causing various spots to appear on the leaves. At this time, put garlic soapy water in a spray bottle and spray it directly on the leaves. It is very effective for leaf spots and leaf rot caused by bacterial infections.

Garlic flower-growing effect three: drive away ants, earthworms, nematodes and other pests

1. Mash the garlic into a paste, then mix it with water in a ratio of 1:20, then cover it and leave it for more than 24 hours.

2. Find a piece of gauze and filter out all the precipitated substances of the garlic, leaving only the clear liquid. Put it in a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves with insects. Remember to spray both sides of the leaves. This will be effective. It has a good therapeutic effect on ants, earthworms and nematodes.

Feed the flowers with some green onion leaves to make them bloom more brightly!

The first benefit of growing flowers with green onion leaves: replenishing trace elements and making flowers more colorful!

1. Collect the leftover green onion leaves at home, chop them up, and soak them in warm water for more than 3 days to allow the green onion leaves to completely dissolve.

2. Soak the scallion leaves overnight, take the clear liquid on the top, and mix it evenly with clean water in a ratio of 1:20. You can directly use it to irrigate the roots of the flowers or spray it. Because onion leaves contain a lot of trace elements, when applied to flowers, they can make the branches stronger and the flowers more colorful!

The second benefit of green onion leaves in growing flowers: pungent taste, great effect in repelling insects!

Green onions have a spicy taste, which insects really dislike. Therefore, you can also spray the soaked onion leaves water on the places where there are insects on the leaves. The strong irritating smell will drive all the insects away!

Feed some vinegar to the flowers, and they will grow bigger, brighter, and with less yellow leaves!

The first benefit of using vinegar to grow flowers: Improve the pH of the soil so that the flowers will no longer have yellow leaves!

1. For many acid-loving flowers, if the soil is alkaline for a long time, the leaves will turn yellow continuously. At this time, we can add some vinegar, which will not only make the soil slightly acidic, but also add some trace elements such as phosphorus and potassium to prevent yellow leaves.

2. Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:500 and then spray it directly on the leaves, or dilute vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:200 and directly irrigate the roots. It can be used once every 1-2 weeks.

3. The flowers that can be treated with vinegar for yellow leaf disease mainly include gardenia, Milan, jasmine and azalea. Camellia, etc.

The second benefit of using vinegar to grow flowers: promote growth and make more flowers bloom!

1. For those flowers that like acid, spraying some vinegar water before bud formation can make more flowers bloom and the colors brighter!

2. Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:300 to make a solution, and spray it on the plant before buds form. Use it once every 10-15 days. It can promote the emergence of more buds, increase the amount of flowering, and the color of the petals will become brighter and brighter!

The third benefit of using vinegar to grow flowers: eliminating odors and sterilizing the soil!

1. When the fertilizer fermented at home is used on flowers, there will often be a little smell in the potting soil. At this time, we can add some vinegar water to the soil after watering the fertilizer. It can not only effectively reduce the odor, but also sterilize the soil.

2. When fermenting manure, you will often smell a strong odor. At this time, you can add some vinegar to the plastic bucket. This will not only speed up the fermentation process, but also reduce the odor of the manure.

Feed some baking soda to the flowers to sterilize and disinfect the leaves and make them bright!

The first benefit of baking soda in growing flowers: improving soil pH and making the soil alkaline!

1. Not all flowers like acidity. For those flowers that like alkalinity, watering them with vinegar will not work. At this time, you can add some baking soda to make the soil alkaline.

2. Mix baking soda powder and clean water in a ratio of 1:1000 to make a solution. For flowers such as cacti and succulents, it is sufficient to use baking soda water once a month, which can effectively improve the alkalinity of the soil.

The second benefit of baking soda in growing flowers: making the leaves more shiny!

1. If you feel that the leaves are dusty, you can mix baking soda and water in a ratio of 1:500 to make a solution, put it in a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves.

2. After spraying, wipe the leaves with a damp cloth to make them greener, brighter and thicker!

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