Some tips for growing flowers at home

Vinegar's magical effects

Adding a proper amount of vinegar to the potting soil when watering can promote the absorption of trace elements such as phosphorus and iron and prevent chlorosis of branches and leaves; spraying leaves and flower buds with about 40% vinegar solution can increase the accumulation of photosynthetic products, increase the size of flowers, make the leaves greener, and make the flowers brighter; potted flowers that have been fertilized with organic fertilizers will have a fishy smell when placed indoors. If you pour a proper amount of vinegar, it can not only eliminate the odor, but also sterilize the soil; wipe the leaves and flowers with cotton balls dipped in vinegar, which can make scale insects, red spiders, aphids, etc. restless, and then sweep them down and kill them; when spraying alkaline drugs, spray a proper amount of vinegar solution on the branches and leaves to reduce drug damage.

Wonderful Uses of Bean Okara

Bean dregs have been artificially processed and are most suitable for the growth of flower seedlings.

Put the bean dregs into a tank and add 10 times the amount of clean water for fermentation (about 10 days in summer, about 20 days in spring and autumn). Add 10 times the amount of clean water and mix evenly. Use it to water various potted flowers, especially cacti such as Epiphyllum and Schlumbergera.

Wonderful Uses of Traditional Chinese Medicine Residue

Using Chinese medicine residue as fertilizer has many benefits for planting flowers and trees, and can improve soil permeability.

First, put the Chinese medicine residue into containers such as jars and bowls, mix it with farmland soil, and then add some water. Let it ferment for a while. It can only be used after the residue has rotted and turned into humus. Generally, the medicinal residue is put into the pot as base fertilizer, or it can be directly mixed into the cultivation soil. Of course, it is not advisable to add too much medicinal residue fertilizer. Generally, it should not exceed one tenth. Too much will affect the growth of flowers and trees.

Magical Uses of Beer

Beer contains a large amount of carbon dioxide, which is an indispensable substance for the metabolism of various plants and flowers. Beer also contains nutrients such as sugar, protein, amino acids and phosphates, which are beneficial to the growth of flowers.