Grow flowers with 1 egg and 1 handful of beans, and your plants can grow into trees

For growing flowers, one egg is enough!

Since childhood, the family taught Huahua that eating more eggs is what makes you grow tall. The same goes for growing flowers: if you want your plants to grow strong and lush, you can feed them an egg to supplement nutrients~

3 ways to grow flowers with eggs:

1. Mix egg with water to water flowers

If an egg has been kept too long and you're afraid it's harmful to eat, you can use it to grow flowers. Beat the egg, add clean water at 1:20, stir well, and then you can water the flowers with it. It suits foliage plants such as spider plants.

2. Spread eggshells on the surface or line the bottom of the pot

Crush the eggshells and sprinkle them on the pot surface to effectively repel insects. Mix the eggshells into the potting soil or line the bottom of the flower pot to prevent waterlogging and keep the flowers' roots from rotting.

3. Water flowers with the water used to boil eggs

When you normally make hard-boiled eggs, you can save the water used to boil them, because it is rich in trace elements and minerals. Let the egg-boiling water cool, then pour it directly into the pot of a money tree.

For growing flowers, one handful of soybeans is enough!

Soybeans are called "plant meat", which is enough to show how nutritious they are. If the flowers at home look sickly, consider letting them "eat" some soybeans to supplement nitrogen!

2 ways to grow flowers with soybeans:

1. Ferment soybean water into fertilizer

The water used to boil soybeans contains trace elements and residue, and flowers will grow more vigorously after absorbing it. Pour the soybean-boiling water into a plastic bucket, add some brown sugar, and seal it to ferment. After one month, take the clear liquid on top, dilute it with water at 1:30, and water the flowers with it.

2. Bury soybeans in the pot

Cooked soybeans that can't be eaten can be used to grow flowers. Dig 2 or 3 small holes near the edge of the flower pot, put a few soybeans into each hole, then cover with soil. Be sure to keep them away from the flowers' roots to prevent root burn.

For growing flowers, one chopstick is enough!

Out of ten people growing flowers, nine pots of flowers are killed by watering. Watering is crucial to growing flowers. Today Huahua wants to share a flower-growing tool with everyone -- chopsticks. It can solve this problem and make your flowers extra lively!

2 ways to grow flowers with chopsticks:

1. Judging when to water

Environmental conditions differ, so even for the same flowers, the watering frequency varies. Before watering, poke a chopstick 2 or 3 cm into the potting soil. If soil sticks to the chopstick and it is very moist, you don't need to water; otherwise, it's time to water.

2. Use as a support

If the flowers bloom too much or the stems are relatively thin and weak, you can use chopsticks to make a support for them, which can play a supporting role. It can be used for moth orchids, cyclamen, and others.

For growing flowers, one potato is enough!

Potatoes are a vegetable Huahua rather likes, soft and starchy and very delicious. In fact, potatoes can also be used to grow flowers. They can provide flowers with rich phosphorus and potassium, making them shoot up and grow madly~

2 ways to grow flowers with potatoes:

1. Water from shredded potatoes

Don't pour out the water used to rinse shredded potatoes; it contains a lot of nutrients and is just right for growing flowers. Put the shredded-potato water into a plastic bucket and seal it for 3 or 4 weeks, then pour it out, dilute it with water at 1:10, and water the flowers with it.

2. Ferment potato peels into fertilizer

Actually, potato peels can also be used to grow flowers. Find an empty flower pot, put in a layer of soil, then a layer of potato peels. When it's full, pour in some water, and it will be fermented in a month. Mix it and use it to plant flowers -- the effect is fantastic!