A spoonful of white sugar to grow flowers, experts turn flowers into a green wall
Feed the asparagus fern a little white sugar, and it blooms every year and turns into a green wall!
Many people grow asparagus fern, but few can grow it until it blooms. If you want to grow asparagus fern well, you can try using sugar water!
How to use:
1. Add white sugar to clean water, 5g of white sugar to one jin of water, and stir evenly.
2. When watering the asparagus fern, add the sugar water. Be careful not to use it too frequently; once a month is enough, and it can provide nutrients for the asparagus fern's growth.
Give the pothos a little beer, and it turns green like jade!
Pothos is very easy to grow, and its green leaves make people feel good just looking at them. If you feed the pothos a little beer, the leaves will be shinier and it will grow faster too!
How to use:
1. Do not use leftover beer immediately; first leave the lid open for 2~3 days, then add 50 times the amount of clean water.
2. Wipe the leaves with the diluted beer water, wiping the front side and the back side too. This can provide the pothos with rich foliar fertilizer and also has a brightening effect. Wipe about once every 20~30 days.
Bury a little bone residue in the camellia, and the flowers will be more numerous and larger!
Camellias relatively like fertilizer. If you want more flower buds to grow, you must apply fertilizer well.
How to use:
1. Boil leftover bones in clean water to remove the salt, then put them in the sun to dry for a few days.
2. Use a tool to crush the dried bones, dig a hole at the edge of the camellia pot, and bury the bone residue in it. Bury a little at a time, use it once every 1~2 months, and the camellia will bloom larger and more vividly.
Feed the spider plant a little okara, and the leaves will be wide and upright!
Spider plants are easy to keep alive, but there is still a gap between keeping them well and keeping them poorly. Experts can grow the leaves of an inexpensive spider plant wide and upright, and it turns out they used okara!
How to use:
1. After making soy milk as usual, filter the leftover okara, remove some of the water, then put it in a wok and stir-fry it until the water is completely dried out.
2. Bury the dry okara in the spider plant pot. Burying 1~2 spoonfuls each time is enough, and when burying it, keep it some distance from the roots. The nutrients in the okara can make the spider plant's leaves greener and more upright!
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