Watering flowers with soda instead of fertilizer, all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots

Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
Carbonic acid is acidic and can regulate the acidity and alkalinity of the soil, which is beneficial to plant growth
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
Because carbonic acid decomposes into carbon dioxide and water when heated, and both carbon dioxide and water are raw materials for photosynthesis, it can accelerate photosynthesis
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
On the broad, thick leaves of the clivia (Clivia miniata), there grow many stomata and fine hairs that can secrete a large amount of mucus; during gas exchange, they can absorb a large amount of dust, dirt and harmful gases indoors, making the indoor air clean
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
Potted jasmine: in midsummer, water in the morning and evening every day; if the air is dry, supplementary misting is needed
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
The rose (Rosa spp.) flowers bloom one after another, each one depicting a bright youth
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
The very fragrant magnolia (Magnolia champaca), which many elderly people sell in summer; if you grow a tree yourself, its fragrance fills the whole house and is wonderful.
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
Looking at this small courtyard, some flowers and trees have been planted, including a bougainvillea (Bougainvillea spp.)
Still foolishly using fertilizer? Nowadays everyone waters flowers with "soda", and all the potted plants at home have outgrown their pots
Bentgrass, as the name suggests, is the turfgrass used for the putting green areas of golf courses