In winter, use these “3 kinds” of water to wipe the leaves of flowers to restore their glossiness and keep them growing wildly!

Over time, even if we place the flower plants indoors for care, they will still be contaminated with dust. At this time, we can choose to wipe the leaves of the flower plants with water to help them restore their former shiny growth. However, when Huahua said to use water to wipe the leaves, she didn’t mean ordinary water. You can make these 3 kinds of water at home and use them to bathe the flowers. Not only can it replenish nutrients, but it can also help the leaves turn green again!

1. Beer water

Beer is generally a must-have for every household, but sometimes if you stockpile too much, it may expire. At this time, don't waste it and throw it away. It is best to ferment it, add water and use it to wipe the leaves. We can first open the beer and put it in a ventilated place to ferment. After about two days, we can add water in a ratio of 1:50 and use it. Because beer contains more nutrients, which evaporate completely after fermentation, it can naturally help the leaves resume their growth and become shiny!

2. Wood ash water

Wood ash is a common maintenance fertilizer. Because it is made from burning various plants, it naturally contains a lot of nutrients. We use wood ash to mix with water and wipe the leaves, which can also have a certain growth-promoting effect. Soak the wood ash in water first. After about a day, you can take the clear liquid on the top, then dilute it according to the ratio of 1:10. Finally, you can use it to bathe the leaves. Do it once a week and you will see obvious results!

3. Vinegar water

Many flower plants are suitable for growing in an acidic environment. At this time, we can naturally supplement the acidic substances they need by wiping the leaves with vinegar and water. Vinegar is made from fermented grains, and the nutrients in it are greatly volatilized. However, we also need to dilute the vinegar when using it to avoid burning the leaves. Dilute vinegar with water in a ratio of 1:20, and then you can use it directly to wipe. It is convenient and practical.

Leaves are an important part of the plant's growth process. We can regularly wipe them with some of this substance which is equivalent to thin fertilizer water to promote growth. In addition, these thin fertilizer water can actually be used to water the plants. Using a little every half a month can help the root system grow stronger.

Growing flowers is not an easy task. We need to pay attention to all aspects. Remember to bathe the flowers and plants regularly. Have you learned these little methods today? You can go home and try it!