The secret formula for keeping seedlings alive that I wanted to make public, why did it earn me insults instead?

I really want to make my secret formula for keeping seedlings alive public! Why did it earn me insults instead?

http://www.dfac.cc/showtopic-17-286442-0-0-1.htm

First of all, I kindly ask certain orchid friends to respect the friendly environment here. Insulting people is forbidden! Mind your mouth hygiene, respect others and respect yourself! Originally I am a newcomer with no right to speak, but seeing that the friends here are all sincere, friendly, civilized, and so dedicated and diligent about orchids, and how everyone helps each other, and so on, I was truly moved! As for my secret formula for keeping seedlings alive, it also came from my biological research and biochemistry experiments. I thought it would be no big deal to share it with everyone, but I never expected to be insulted. Hehe. Friends who insult people should think about it themselves. Why would I bother?

The method is as follows

There is a reagent called indoleacetic acid mixed with vitamin B12. After taking the plant down from the mountain, wash the roots and seedlings, disinfect with potassium permanganate, then soak the roots and stems, let them dry, pot them, and spray the leaves with the remaining solution, and that is enough. In about the 5th day new roots will grow. During this period, do not sprinkle water or fertilize. After rooting, spray the leaves with boric acid solution mixed with beer (I used leftover Qingdao beer), and you can see the leaves become glossy green and full of vitality, and the seedlings will then stabilize. I have always handled it this way, and I have never had a seedling tip over or a plant die! Friends, try it yourselves. I sincerely hope you benefit!