How to make flowers grow fast? Ten tricks to get it done

1. Onion water makes the flowers grow better and better

Using onion soaked water can make the plants more colorful and brighter when they bloom.

1. Cut a few slices of onion and soak them in clean water and leave them overnight.

2. Use the water soaked with onions to water the flowers the next day, and do this 1 to 2 times a week.

3. Generally, the effect will be seen after 1 month. The flowers will grow more beautiful.

2. Washing powder can kill pests quickly

The substances contained in laundry detergent itself can kill insects, and the laundry detergent solution can block the respiratory system of pests, causing them to suffocate to death.

1. Dissolve one tablespoon of laundry detergent in 4 liters of water.

2. Spray the branches and leaves of flowers and plants once every two weeks. Be careful to spray them all. It can eliminate pests such as aphids.

If the flowers and plants don't attract insects, there's no need to spray.

3. Weigh the bottom of the pot with dry needles

Place dry needles, such as pine needles and fir leaves, at the bottom of the pot, because the needles themselves have strong penetration and drainage capabilities. Moreover, the needles decompose slowly and will not dissolve and clog the drainage holes due to water immersion.

In addition, when you change the pot, the needles at the bottom can be mixed into the new nutrient soil to increase fertility.

4. Use water from boiled eggs to water the flowers

Many people are accustomed to eating an egg in the morning. The water used to boil the egg can be used to water the flowers, because when the egg is boiled, the calcium and other rare elements in it dissolve into the water. So it is very good to use it to water the flowers directly. It can supplement trace elements for plants.

5. Frozen flowers recover

In winter, sometimes you don’t have time to move the flowers indoors, and the flowers and plants will be frostbitten. At this time, if you deal with them quickly, you can still save them~

Wrap the flowers and plants in three layers of absorbent waste newspaper, including the pots and flowers. Be careful not to damage the branches and leaves of the flowers when wrapping, and avoid direct sunlight. If you leave it indoors for a day, the temperature of the potted flowers will gradually rise. After this treatment, the frozen flowers will slowly recover.

6. Hydrangeas turn blue

Drive a nail into the root of the hydrangea, and after a while, the hydrangea will turn blue.

7. Bury yourself in the sand to cool down

In midsummer, the temperature is always high. You can bury the flowers and plants together with the flower pots in the sand. Note that the pots must be buried. Then water the sand once in the morning and evening. The heat taken away by the evaporation of water in the sand can be used to cool the plants.

8. Fruit peels can make the soil acidic

The method is very simple. When eating apples, soak the peeled apple skin and apple core in cold water, and then use the soaked water to water the flowers, which can gradually reduce the alkalinity of the potting soil.

9. Let climbing plants grow as fast as possible

Once you have chosen the wall you want your plants to climb, you can spray the wall with a thin layer of liquid fertilizer before the plants start climbing.

In order to find nutrients, plants will quickly grow towards places with fertilizers.

10. Bath salts make flowers bloom more and earlier

The rare element "magnesium" can promote the flowering of plants, advance the flowering period of flowers and plants, and make the flowers bloom more vigorously. Commonly used bath salts actually contain magnesium sulfide.

It is enough to take out 1 tablespoon of bath salt and sprinkle it evenly on the ground around the roots of roses, roses and other shrubs.

However, it can only be applied once a year, and dyed bath salts cannot be used. Too much magnesium is not good for plants.