Spray this on the leaves and you’ll never have to fertilize again!

1 spray of potassium dihydrogen phosphate

Potassium dihydrogen phosphate can provide plants with sufficient phosphorus and potassium. Especially for some non-flowering plants, spraying potassium dihydrogen phosphate several times before flowering can promote flowering.

Such as Christmas cactus, bougainvillea, rose and so on.

usage:

Add potassium dihydrogen phosphate and water in a ratio of 1:3000 and shake well. Put it in a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves of the plants.

Generally, it is sprayed before the flower buds appear, about once a week.

2 Ferrous sulfate

For many plants that like slightly acidic soil, the alkaline soil in the north is not suitable for their growth. But it doesn’t matter. You can spray ferrous sulfate on the plants to improve the acidity and alkalinity.

Such as jasmine, gardenia, camellia and so on.

usage:

Choose green ferrous sulfate. The brown ones are oxidized and cannot be used.

Mix ferrous sulfate and water in a ratio of 1:1000, and then spray the leaves about once a week for 3 consecutive times, and then spray again after a one-month interval.

3. Beer

Beer contains rich carbon dioxide and other trace elements needed for plant growth, and can be used as foliar fertilizer.

For example, Clivia is very suitable.

usage:

Dilute beer with 50 times the amount of water, put it in a spray bottle, and then spray it on the leaves once a week.

4. Foliar Fertilizer

Foliar fertilizer is actually a kind of fertilizer that applies nutrients directly to the leaves, allowing the plants to absorb them through the leaves.

Like lucky bamboo, money tree and the like, you can use it~

usage:

It can be used for general foliage plants. Mix foliar fertilizer and water in a ratio of 1:1000, shake well, and then spray it on the leaves of the plants.

Generally, spray once every 10 days.

5. Carbendazim

Succulents and roses are prone to diseases such as black rot and powdery mildew, which are ultimately caused by bacterial infection. So you need to spray more carbendazim for disinfection.

usage:

Mix carbendazim and water in a ratio of 1:1000, then put it into a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves of the plants.

Note that when spraying, you should not only spray the front of the leaves, but also the back.