Use rice water to water flowers and vegetables; remember these points to make your flowers grow better and better

Nowadays, whether growing flowers or vegetables, people like to water them with rice water, because rice water contains a large amount of nutrients, so whether growing flowers or vegetables, it is the nutrient solution and fertilizer they need, but do you know how to use rice water correctly? Rice water that has not been fermented cannot be used to water flowers; not only does it easily attract mosquitoes and insects, it also easily burns the roots

First, keep the rice water from the first rinse, then put it in a plastic bottle and leave it in the sun for about a week. When sunning it, open the bottle cap, and then we judge whether it has fermented well by looking at the color inside the bottle. See whether the color inside the bottle has turned yellow-black, whether there is no sediment at the bottom, and whether there is no sour or foul smell in the bottle; that means it has fermented well

Then we use the well-fermented rice water, diluted with water, to water flowers and plants. Never water flowers with undiluted rice water. When we water the flowers, do not pour it on the leaves; pour it at the roots. If the rice water smells too bad, we can add a little orange peel to it, which effectively removes the odor. Alright, have you learned it?