Can Clivia be watered with white wine? Is it true that it can be watered with white wine?

1. Can I pour white wine?

Regarding the nutrients contained in white wine, except for very small amounts of Na and Zn, it almost contains no other nutrients. The largest proportions are still water and alcohol.

Therefore, this type of plant can be watered with white wine, but it will not have any growth-promoting effect. If you want it to grow vigorously, it is best to choose to use fertilizer.

If you really want to try watering with white wine, you can use the following method: use a small wine glass of white wine and sprinkle it on the soil surface of the flowerpot, once every 20 days or so. Using it too frequently will also cause the alcohol content to increase dramatically, corroding the flower roots.

2. Is the saying of pouring white wine true?

Based on the integration of previous examples of using white wine, it can be found that watering this type of plants with white wine has no growth-promoting effect.

However, it can be watered with nutrient solution diluted with beer and water, but it cannot be used for a short period of time, as excessive nutrients will cause the flower roots to rot. Some people may use white wine in this way, hoping to promote growth by watering the plants with white wine. In fact, the low-probability method cannot be copied at all.

Although it is not recommended to use white wine for watering, it does have a magical effect, which is to relieve dead seedlings: in late autumn, pour a bowl of white wine into the soil in the pot, but do not rub it on the plant. New seedlings will emerge after seven or eight days.