Tips for growing flowers

Aspirin: Bringing plants back to life

Anyone who likes to grow flowers will encounter this problem: the plant stops growing halfway through its growth.

In this case, take out the aspirin from the medicine box at home, soak one aspirin in about 500 ml of water, melt it and pour it into the soil of the plant. Apply it once every two weeks to restore the plants to life because aspirin can make the plant's growth hormone work again.

Onions: Make roses more beautiful

Cut a few slices of onion and soak them in clean water. Leave it overnight. The next day, use the water to water the roses. Water them once or twice a week, and you will slowly see results after a month.

Fish tank water: natural fertilizer

The water in the fish tank needs to be replaced regularly. Pouring the replaced water into the flower pots will become a very good natural fertilizer.

Eggshells: Calcium fertilizer is good for potted plants

Most people tend to put eggshells directly on the surface soil near the roots of potted plants. In fact, this is incorrect because plants cannot absorb nutrients from hard and slippery eggshells. You can first use a juicer or a coffee grinder to crush it into eggshell powder, and then apply it in small amounts multiple times. In this way, the plants can directly absorb the effective nutrients in the eggshell powder when their roots are developing.