Things picked up from the trash can can be used to grow flowers for 10 years without root rot

Clivia

Nutshell

The leftover melon seed shells, peanut shells, nut shells...cannot be thrown away casually, Clivia loves them the most.

(Author: 5081571294 Source: Sina Blog)

1. Walnut shells can be used to pad the bottom of flower pots, which are water-permeable and breathable to prevent root rot.

(Author: Wolf VS Frying Pan Source: Clivia Bar)

2. Crush smaller shells of oil crops such as peanut shells and melon seed shells, put them in a sealed plastic bag, add some water and pesticide, and place them in the sun for about two months. Then you can mix them into the soil for Clivia.

(Author: Zhongxiu Home Source: Huacao Bar)

3. If flower lovers find it too troublesome to compost the fruit shells, they can directly spread the fruit shells on the surface of the flower pot. This will not only enhance the water retention capacity of the soil, but also allow them to peel off the fruit shells at any time to check the condition of the soil.

Wood chips

If flower lovers who buy houses for decoration have extra sawdust at home, don’t throw it away!

(Source: HC360)

1. Add some water to the sawdust, seal it and place it in the sun for about 2 months and it will ferment successfully. Using it to grow Clivia can not only loosen the soil, but also provide nutrients for it.

(Author: roya-lmj Source: Clivia Bar)

2. If flower lovers think that the fermentation time is too long, they can directly boil the sawdust.

(Author: roya-lmj Source: Clivia Bar)

3. Sawdust can also be used to promote the growth of seeds of flowers and plants such as Clivia. It has good water retention and high germination rate.

(Author: roya-lmj Source: Clivia Bar)

Bark

The effect of tree bark is actually very similar to sawdust. Flower lovers who don’t have sawdust at home can pick up some tree bark from the trees in the flower bed.

(Author: Miss Kou, Source: Clivia Bar)

1. You should choose the bark that has fallen naturally under the tree rather than the bark that has just been peeled off the tree. The bark that has fallen under the tree will undergo a natural decomposition process.

After bringing back a small amount of bark, soak it in potassium permanganate solution for disinfection and then cut it into pieces for use directly.

(Source: China Orchid Trading Network)

2. It is best to compost a large amount of bark first. You can add water, seal it and place it in the sun for 2 months, or you can add water and cook it.

(Author: aa22441 Source: Clivia Bar)

Succulent

Pine Needles

Most mature pine trees have pine needles dropped from their branches, which are great materials for growing succulents.

(Author: 1234560720 Source: Lanyuan Bar)

1. The pine needles under the old pine trees have basically decomposed by themselves. After bringing them back and disinfecting them, they can be used directly.

(Author: Selling River Sand 8 Source: Pine Needle Bar)

2. For disinfection, you can soak it in potassium permanganate solution or scald it in boiling water.

sand

River sand is a natural granular soil that is easier to use than many purchased soils.

(Author: Mingren Business 101 Source: Hesha Bar)

When using river sand, pay attention to disinfection by soaking it in potassium permanganate solution or carbendazim solution.

(Author: liulangnv521 Source: Hesha Bar)

Tiles and Bricks

There are many unused broken bricks and tiles on construction sites, which can be brought back to grow flowers.

(Source: Jiangxi Government)

1. Larger bricks and tiles can be used to pad the bottom of the pot to enhance water permeability.

(Source: Sohu Blog)

2. Small pieces of bricks and tiles can be placed in the soil. Generally, the soil configuration ratio of succulent plants is nutrient soil: particles = 6:4. The particle ratio can be increased for old succulent plants.

Pothos

charcoal

The charcoal that can be found everywhere on barbecue stalls can not only loosen up the air, but also has a disinfecting effect and can prevent root rot.

(Author: Make charcoal with heart Source: Charcoal Bar)

The charcoal can be crushed with a small hammer and mixed directly into the potting soil.

Willow Branches

Willow branches contain salicylic acid, which can not only promote rooting but also has a certain disinfectant effect.

1. Soak the willow branches in water for two days and then take them out.

(Author: Whxs027 Source: Golden Bullet Bar)

2. The soaked water can be used to water flowers or to grow roots. Willow branches can be used directly as the bottom of the pot.

Have flower lovers learned it?

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