Vinegar is the favorite of these "3 types" of plants. You can drink tens of kilograms of it at a time, which can strengthen the root system and keep yellow leaves away!

Vinegar is used as a condiment in our daily life. Since it is also made by fermentation of some plants, it contains certain nutrients and trace elements. We all know that flower plants need a lot of nutrients to supplement when they grow, and vinegar can supplement the nutrients they need after fermentation. Naturally, you can get good results every time you use vinegar to grow flowers.

When it comes to using vinegar to grow flowers, you don’t have to pour the vinegar directly into the soil of the flower plants. Because vinegar is acidic, it has a certain degree of corrosiveness, so we have to dilute it before use. Add water in a ratio of 1:100 to dilute it into a vinegar solution. Then use it on some flower plants that love vinegar, and you will get twice the result with half the effort.

1. Schlumbergera

Christmas cactus is probably one of the more common household flowers. And its flowering period is concentrated in winter and spring. In order to enjoy the flowers in winter, many flower lovers move it home early and take good care of it. In fact, we should not only work hard on daily maintenance, but also know that Christmas cactus likes "sour" very much.

When using acid solution for Christmas cactus, it is best to water the potting soil thoroughly at one time, so as to avoid root rot due to water accumulation. When caring for Christmas cactus in winter, you can add more light appropriately, so that the flowering speed will be greatly improved.

2. Jasmine

Jasmine itself is a southern plant and likes to grow in acidic soil, so it is most appropriate to use vinegar solution to maintain jasmine and neutralize the acid-base balance of the soil. Although jasmine enters a dormant period in winter, if you take good care of it, there will be more flowers next year.

Because jasmine is dormant in winter, it is best not to use vinegar solution. We can wait until the beginning of next spring when it is in its peak growth period to use it for watering.

3. Asparagus fern

Asparagus fern can be said to be the favorite of many literati and scholars, so when the leaves turn yellow and the growth is poor, you can use some vinegar solution to improve the situation. When using it on asparagus fern, remember to use a moderate amount, because it is a plant that is not tolerant to waterlogging.

If you want to grow flowers well, you must understand their preferences, so that you can see good growth and blooming buds!