The leaves of the green radish often turn yellow. Feed it with a spoonful of "waste water" and the yellow leaves will turn green again in half a month!

The green ivy is recognized as a hardy plant with a strong absorption capacity. Many flower lovers will place a few pots of it at home. However, sometimes the phenomenon of yellowing leaves on the green radish is quite worrying. I don’t know how to improve the situation, and I’m afraid it will kill it. Huahua is here to tell everyone not to worry. If the leaves of the green radish turn yellow, we can use some waste water to improve it!

Wastewater helps yellow leaves turn green again, the effect is good!

The wastewater that Huahua mentioned refers to some wastewater produced in our lives, such as rice washing water, overnight tea, etc., which can be used to maintain the green radish and help the yellow leaves of the green radish turn green again. Moreover, these wastewaters are easy to obtain and contain relatively sufficient nutrients, which can help the green radish increase its growth rate.

What are the benefits of rice water?

Rice water is a common wastewater and has a wide range of uses. This also indirectly shows that rice water contains relatively rich nutrients and can promote the growth of plants. Because sometimes the leaves of green radish turn yellow due to lack of nutrients, we use rice water for maintenance, which can just supplement the nutrients it lacks.

How to use rice water:

The rice water we use to care for the green radish needs to be fermented, otherwise using it directly may cause burns to the flower roots. We need to first put the rice water into a container and then place it in a cool place to ferment for half a month. After the fermentation is completed, the rice water still needs to be diluted with water in a ratio of 1:50 when used. This will ensure that nutrients are replenished for the growth of the green radish without causing burns.

What are the benefits of waste tea?

We Chinese have a long-standing habit of drinking tea, because tea contains rich nutrients that can improve physical health. These nutrients can also have a good effect when used to grow flowers. Remember not to throw away the waste tea that has been left overnight. It is better to use it to grow green radish!

How to use waste tea water:

We can use the waste tea directly for green radish after fermentation. Similarly, some waste tea leaves left overnight can also be used to grow flowers. Bury the waste tea leaves directly in the soil and let it slowly ferment in the soil to provide nutrients and promote growth.

These waste waters in daily life can be used to grow green ivy. Huahua only listed two of them. I wonder if you have tried these little methods of growing flowers with waste water. The effect is really good!