Using domestic waste to grow flowers will make the flowers strong and the seedlings thriving!

garlic

effect:

Garlic has many functions in flower cultivation, whether it is sterilization and disinfection, preservation and germination, or even killing mosquitoes and repelling ants, the effect is great!

Effect 1 of growing flowers: prevent rot

1. Prepare peeled garlic and sterilized scissors.

2. Use a knife to cut off all the rotten parts of the roots, and make sure there is no rotten part on the remaining roots.

3. Cut the garlic and apply it directly to the root wound, making sure that all the garlic mucus is on the wound. Then place the money tree in a cool and ventilated place, let the mucus dry, and finally put it back in the pot.

Flower cultivation effect 2: Promote germination

1. Prepare peeled garlic and a watertight bottle.

2. Mash all the garlic until it becomes a paste, then add boiled water in a ratio of about 1:3. Stir well to make a garlic solution.

3. Apply the prepared garlic solution on the new buds. Generally, it can make the flowers sprout 5-8 days earlier. The effect is particularly significant for camellia, osmanthus, etc.

ginger

effect:

Ginger has a strong smell, which is not liked by red spiders, aphids, etc., so ginger can be used to repel mosquitoes.

Directions:

1. Find a piece of fresh ginger at home, mash it completely and soak it in clean water. The concentration should be about 1:20. The soaking time should be more than 24 hours.

2. Take the soaked ginger solution, put it in a spray bottle, and spray it directly on the plants with insect pests. Spray once every 2-3 days, and continue for more than 5 times.

3. Spraying plants with ginger water can not only kill pests such as red spider mites and aphids, but also treat leaf spot disease and black rot, and the bactericidal and disinfecting effect is also very good!

Waste oil

effect:

Every time the waste oil cleaned out from the range hood makes Huahua feel sick and she doesn’t want to look at it a second time. In fact, these waste oils can be used to grow flowers, especially Clivia and orchids that like oil-bearing crops, and the effect is amazing!

Directions:

1. Take out all the waste oil from the range hood box. Note that diesel, engine oil, etc. cannot be used.

2. Poke about 3-5 small holes around the flower pot. Each hole should be about 5-7 cm deep. Note that the small holes must be poked along the edge of the flower pot so as not to damage the root system.

3. Pour the waste oil from the range hood into the small hole, about 0.5 cm, and then fill it with soil to completely cover the small hole.

4. Finally, I have to remind you that the flowers that can use waste oil are basically those that like oil-bearing crops, such as Clivia, orchid, geranium, Christmas cactus, etc., but for flowers such as jasmine and gardenia, it is best not to use it.

beer

effect:

Beer contains a large amount of organic matter and trace elements, which can supplement nutrients to flowers and make them grow more vigorously!

Method 1: Add water to water the flowers

Mix leftover or expired beer with clean water in a ratio of 1:50 to make a solution. Then put the solution in a spray bottle and water the flowers directly. It only takes about once every half a month to make the plants grow stronger and stronger!

Method 2: Wipe the leaves

Mix beer and water in a ratio of 1:50 to make a solution. Then take a soft cloth, dip it in the beer solution, and wipe the leaves directly. This method is very effective for flowers with larger leaves such as green ivy and Clivia.

vinegar

effect:

Vinegar is acidic, and using it to water flowers can improve the pH of the soil and prevent some acidic flowers from turning yellow leaves due to iron deficiency.

Directions:

If you find that the leaves of the flowers in your home are turning yellow, you can add 3-5 drops of vinegar when watering the flowers. About 3-5 times will be enough to prevent the leaves from turning yellow.

Using vinegar water to water flowers is suitable for flowers that like acidic soil, such as gardenia, jasmine, and camellia.

White sugar

effect:

White sugar solution can not only promote rooting of cuttings, but also promote plant growth and solve the problem of not flowering if used to water flowers for a long time.

Directions:

1. Pour white sugar into 40℃ warm water and stir to form a solution. The ratio is about 1:9.

2. Wait until the sugar solution cools to room temperature, then insert the cuttings into the solution and soak for about 20 minutes. Then take them out and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry.

3. After the wound is dried, rinse it with clean water and then directly start cuttings.