Rose, jasmine, and pothos: use these 2 kinds of pills, and they will grow like crazy even if you ignore them for half a year
After growing flowers for a long time, many people have picked up some little tricks for plant care. In the daily process of growing flowers, whether it is clivia, pothos, lucky bamboo, or spider plant, every kind of flower needs some knowledge and clever tips to grow vigorously. Now let me teach everyone the secret care tips for making rose, jasmine, pothos, and spider plant grow like crazy. Many people keep some medicines at home, but sometimes as they are stored they expire, and many people just throw them away. But these 2 kinds of pills not only have effects on humans, they also greatly help plants, and using them for growing flowers works superbly!
1. Aspirin
When aspirin dissolves in water, it yields salicylic acid and acetic acid. Salicylic acid has preservative and root-promoting effects, making it very suitable for growing flowers such as clivia, orchids, and rose.
1. Promote rooting
Dissolve one aspirin in 1 kilogram of water, then soak the cuttings to be propagated in the aspirin solution for four hours. This can promote faster rooting of the cuttings, and the survival rate can increase by 10%.
2. Promote germination
Before sowing, many seeds need to be pre-germinated. Choose a 0.05% aspirin solution to soak the seeds for 2~3 hours. After sowing, the seedlings emerge quickly, emerge evenly, and are strong, and it can enhance and improve the seedlings' drought resistance and disease resistance.
3. Protect the root system
For newly planted plants, or plants being repotted or root-pruned, the roots are easily damaged. You can dilute 2 aspirin tablets in 0.5 kilograms of water and pour it on them, which can greatly increase the survival rate of the plants.
4. Reduce bud drop
Put one aspirin tablet in about 3 liters of water and spray it on the flower buds and leaf surfaces. This can effectively reduce flower bud drop and can also promote larger fruit.
2. Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 is one of the B vitamins. It is also one of the vitamins we consume daily, and it is very common. So when it expires, do not throw it away; use it to grow flowers, and the effect is excellent.
1. Rooting cuttings
For cuttings you normally find, such as rose, money tree, and lucky bamboo, you can put in one vitamin B12 tablet, or grind it into powder and dissolve it. Dissolve one tablet in 1 liter of water; it can have a sterilizing effect and can also indirectly promote plant rooting.
2. Treat yellow leaves on flowers
Prepare it in the ratio of 0.05 grams of vitamin B12 to 1 kilogram of water, and use it to water or spray the leaves of repotted flowering plants. It can make the plants robust, with thick green leaves and no yellowing.
3. How are these 2 kinds of small pills used for growing flowers?
Using them to grow flowers is relatively easy to do. Take two tablets and crush them into powder first, then pour them into a mineral water bottle and fill it up. Just follow this ratio: one bottle of water, two tablets. Shake it evenly and wait until the powder is completely dissolved, then you can use it to water the flowers. The watering frequency can be controlled to once a month. In this way, after two or three months, the leaves of clivia and pothos will become greener and greener. Not to mention yellow leaves, the way the leaves grow like crazy will definitely surprise you. Also, besides crushing and dissolving them, you can also mix the powder into the soil when making your own nutrient soil, and it can also have a certain effect.