Pothos and Clivia...Put some of them in the pot, the leaves will be shiny black and they will bloom like crazy!

2. You can also burn the walnut shells into ashes. When repotting, mix the ashes with the soil and plant directly.

3. Clivia is a fertilizer-loving plant. Remember to fertilize it frequently to make the leaves thick and green. When walnuts are left for too long and become damp and no longer tasty, they can be used as fertilizer for Clivia.

4. Crush the kernel. First put a 3cm layer of soil at the bottom of the pot, then pour in the crushed kernels, cover with a 3cm layer of soil, and then plant the plants.

Fortune Tree--Agricultural Compound Fertilizer

Put granular compound fertilizer at the bottom of the money tree pot. It will ferment slowly and gently inside the pot. This process will gradually release the fertilizer without burning the roots.

1. Prepare compound fertilizer and choose granular ones, which will facilitate calculation of the amount.

2. Dig a small hole on the side of the pot, put 3 or 4 seeds in it, and cover it with soil. Don't get too close to the root system.

Green radish--Broken bones

Green radish likes fertilizer. In order to grow well, in addition to sunlight, water and ventilation, fertilization is essential. Bones contain calcium and protein, which can make the leaves of the green radish broad and grow rapidly. Moreover, the broken bones are placed at the bottom of the pot, which is breathable and water-permeable and prevents the roots from rotting.

1. Collect bones, hoof horns. It is best eaten raw, without oil or salt. Otherwise, it needs to be boiled in water before use.

2. Chop it into pieces, place it at the bottom of the pot, and cover it with 3 cm of soil before planting the green radish. Don't let it come into direct contact with the root system, otherwise it will burn the roots.

Kalanchoe--Charcoal

Adding some charcoal to the Kalanchoe will result in more and brighter flowers than using only garden soil. Because it contains a lot of trace elements, and it is loose and breathable, and can retain water and fertilizer, it has many advantages.

1. Crush the charcoal into small pieces, put them at the bottom of the pot, cover with soil and then plant the Kalanchoe in the pot.

2. You can also crush the charcoal into powder, mix it into garden soil, and use it directly as flower soil.

Succulent--Medical Stone

Medical stone contains a kind of silicate mineral and a variety of trace elements, which can play a great role in the growth of succulents. Moreover, medical stone is added to the pot to make it loose and breathable, which makes the roots of succulents stronger and less likely to rot.

1. When repotting succulents in autumn, mix medical stone, peat soil and perlite in a ratio of 5:4:1, add a few grains of slow-release fertilizer, and use it after stirring.

2. You can put a layer of expanded clay at the bottom of the flowerpot, then put the mixed medical stone planting material into the pot, plant succulents, and water it.

Lucky tree - plant ash

The plants of the lucky tree are generally large, so it is not possible to repot them or add basal fertilizer frequently. Therefore, you need to sprinkle some wood ash on the surface of the pot to supplement potassium fertilizer and strengthen the root system.

1. Prepare wood ash, or you can find straw and burn it yourself.

2. Sprinkle wood ash on the surface of the potting soil, or dig a small hole on the edge of the pot, sprinkle the wood ash in and cover it with soil.

Asparagus fern--wood chips

Sawdust is moisturizing and breathable, suitable for water-loving plants. Asparagus fern cannot lack water when maintained, otherwise the tips of the leaves will dry out and turn yellow. If you add some sawdust to the potting soil, it can retain water and increase humidity.

1. The sawdust mentioned here is the sawdust of logs. The sawdust of other antiseptic wood, synthetic boards... contains many chemical elements that are harmful to plants, and we must resolutely refuse them.

2. Expose the sawdust to the sun for 3 days to disinfect it, place it at the bottom of the pot, about 3 cm thick, and cover it with 3 cm of garden soil before planting asparagus fern. Avoid using only sawdust to maintain plants, and do not allow sawdust to come into contact with the root system, otherwise the roots will be burned.

Chlorophytum - Broken Bricks

Chlorophytum has a well-developed root system. Putting bricks and tiles at the bottom can prevent the roots from growing outside the water holes, making it easier to remove from the pot. At the same time, bricks and tiles are placed at the bottom of the pot to increase the space inside the pot, allowing the soil to permeate water and breathe.

1. Go to the construction site, pick up a few bricks, break them with a hammer, and wash away the powder with water.

2. Immerse in potassium permanganate solution for disinfection. Then pour it into the bottom of the pot, about 4cm thick, then cover it with 3cm of soil, and you can plant spider plants.

Rose--Bean Odule

If you want roses to bloom in full bloom, sufficient and long-lasting fertilizer is indispensable. Bean dregs fertilizer has a mild nature and can continuously provide nutrients for roses. And after fermentation, it becomes weakly acidic, which is a perfect match for roses that prefer acidity.

1. Drain the dregs from making soy milk and place them outdoors to dry.

2. Mix the dried bean dregs and garden soil evenly, then put the roses in pots. Or you can pour it directly into the bottom of the pot as base fertilizer. Be careful not to use too much. The ratio of soil to bean dregs should be 10:1.

3. Undried bean dregs can also be used. Just dig a few small holes on the wall of the flowerpot, bury the bean dregs in them and cover them with soil. Be careful not to get too close to the root system, otherwise you may burn the roots.

Orchid--Shuisen seeds, Hemp seeds

Orchids like fertilizer, and oil crops with shells are very suitable as base fertilizer for orchids, such as melon seeds, sesame seeds, and perilla seeds. Put a handful of this when repotting, and the leaves will definitely be green and the branches and stems will be strong.

1. The melon seeds can be used directly or the leftover melon seed shells can be used. You can place it at the bottom of the pot when repotting, or directly on the surface of the pot.

2. Hemp seeds are used to feed birds. They are very cheap and there are a lot of them sold in flower and bird markets.

3. Be sure to fry or steam it before use, otherwise it will sprout a lot after planting, which is not good. After steaming, dry it before use.

4. First, spread a 3cm layer of soil on the bottom of the pot, then sprinkle 2cm of sesame seeds, and then sprinkle another 3cm layer of soil, and then you can plant orchids.

Jasmine--Animal feces

How can jasmine bloom big and fragrant? The key is fertilization. Animal manure with high fertility is the best nutrient for jasmine.

1. The easiest to find is earthworm castings. If you pick up a small amount, just crush it and sprinkle it on the surface of the basin. If you pick up a lot, you can mix it with garden soil and plant jasmine directly. Of course, the fertility of earthworm castings is relatively low and needs to be combined with other fertilizers.

2. If conditions permit, you can use sheep dung eggs and cow dung fertilizer. These two fertilizers are mild in nature and can be directly buried in the bottom of the pot after drying. You can also buy processed chicken manure fertilizer.

Schlumbergera - pine needles, pine bark

Christmas cactus is difficult to grow for many flower lovers because its leaves often wilt or rot. That's because the soil in the pot is not breathable, and the accumulated water and moisture damage the root system, leading to various problems. Adding some pine bark and pine needles can alleviate this problem.

1. Go to the wild and pick up some pine needles. Be careful not to choose those exposed on the soil surface. Remove the top layer and take the naturally decomposed pine needles underneath. A grey-black color like this is best. Mix it into the soil and use it directly as flower soil, which is loose and breathable.

2. Pine bark is the old bark on the pine tree. Some pine trees have their bark already fallen to the ground, and those are the best.

3. Cut the pine bark into small pieces, place them at the bottom of the pot, cover them with a layer of garden soil, and then you can plant the plants in the pot. It has very good water permeability and can also provide fertility.