These "3 types" of domestic wastewater are treasures. Use them to "water the flowers" and the flowers will grow lush and full of life!

1. Expired milk

Many people have the habit of drinking milk in the morning, but sometimes if they stockpile too much milk, it may expire. At this time, don’t throw away the expired milk. We can choose to ferment it and use it to water the flowers. It can help supplement nutrition. After all, milk is rich in protein.

We can pour expired milk into a container, then add water until it is 80% full for fermentation, and place it in a cool place for about half a month before it can be used. The nutrients in the fermented milk water are completely released, and watering flowers with it can increase their growth rate.

2. Rice water

Rice water is a common wastewater in the home. We can get good results by using it to mop the floor and wash dishes in daily life. In fact, rice water contains more nutrients from the surface of rice. After fermentation, it can also produce nutrients containing nitrogen, which can help plants grow.

If rice water is used directly to water flowers, it may burn the flower roots. We also need to add water and pour it into a container to ferment it. After fermentation, we can use it again. The nutrients in the rice water can just supplement the growth nutrients of the plants.

3. Fruit peel water

I believe no one has ever thought that leftover fruit peels can be used to water flowers. Fruit peels contain a lot of cellulose and trace substances. After being made into fruit peel water, they can just supplement the nutrients needed by plants and flowers during their growth process.

To make fruit peel water, we first need to clean the fruit peel, then cut it into small pieces, add water and put it into a container for fermentation. This way the fruit peel is smaller and more conducive to the volatilization of nutrients. The fruit peel water can be used after being fermented in a cool place for about a month. Note that it is necessary to add water to dilute it when using it to avoid root rot.

Wastewater may seem insignificant in our daily life, but in fact it contains a lot of nutrients. If we ferment it and use it to water the flowers, we can get good growth effects. Friends who are interested can go home and try it themselves!