Can sesame oil and green onion leaves be used to grow flowers? Don't make me laugh.

1 mosquito coil ash

In order to repel mosquitoes in the summer, many people light mosquito coils at home. However, many people throw away the used mosquito coil ashes. In fact, the mosquito coil ashes can also be used to grow flowers!

1. Mosquito-coil ash contains potassium fertilizer. Sprinkle the mosquito-coil ash evenly on the surface of the potting soil and sprinkle a little water. Let the mosquito-coil ash slowly penetrate into the soil with the water. This will allow the flowers and plants to gradually absorb the potassium fertilizer and grow more and more prosperous! Generally, sprinkling it once a week or so is enough.

2. When making your own flower fertilizer, you can also mix mosquito coil ash and soil together to make nutrient soil for flowers, which can also achieve the purpose of supplementing potassium fertilizer.

2 green onion leaves

Most flower lovers know that many kitchen condiments can be used to grow flowers, such as garlic and chili water can repel insects, but what we are going to talk about today is scallion leaves.

1. Collect the peeled scallion leaves and soak them in water at about 50℃ for 3-5 days to allow the scallion leaves to completely dissolve.

2. Add water to the prepared green onion liquid in a ratio of 1:10 and water the flowers directly. Because onion leaves contain a lot of trace elements, using them directly as flower fertilizer can make the branches and leaves thicker and the flowers more colorful. In addition, because onion leaves have a strong smell, they are also effective in repelling mosquitoes.

(Author: Tangtangvily)

3. Sesame oil

Many flower lovers know that using hemp residue water is very good for growing orchids, but some orchid experts say that using sesame oil to grow orchids is actually better than using hemp residue water!

1. Mix sesame oil and water in a ratio of 1:10, and water the orchid about once every two weeks. This is not only hygienic, but also makes the orchid leaves greener and the flowers more fragrant.

2. The best time to water flowers with sesame oil water is during the growing season, which is roughly from May to September each year.

(Author: A Axin)

Tips: Orchids prefer oil crops, and sesame oil has a very high oil content, making it the most suitable oil for growing orchids!

4. Milk

Milk contains protein, calcium, potassium and other substances. Using it to water flowers can promote their growth.

1. Put the expired milk in a clean container, seal it and ferment it for about 10 days.

2. Water the flowers with a mixture of fermented milk and water in a ratio of 1:10. You can also add a few drops of white vinegar to alleviate the odor.

5. Soybeans

Nowadays, many people make their own soy milk at home, and soybeans are definitely indispensable. In fact, using soybeans to grow flowers is also very effective!

1. Cook the soybeans, mash them, put them in a plastic bottle, and then add water.

2. Do not fill the plastic bottle with water. Tighten the cap and place it in the sun. Open the cap every once in a while to disperse the gas.

3. If you want to speed up the composting, you can also add some EM bacteria into the bottle. After the fermentation is complete, you can mix the soybean solution and water in a ratio of 1:10 and use it directly to water the flowers.