Teach you to make your own hydroponic pothos fertilizer, with glossy leaves and vigorous growth

First find a larger container (a basin is best), then find a big tree, dig up soil with rotten leaves under the tree, put as much soil as possible into the container, then add water to it (remember not to add too much). Stir for ten minutes, then let it stand for half an hour, and the water can be taken out. You can also use fermented rice-washing water or fish tank water to water the flowers, which is also a good choice.

1. Prepare the nutrient solution

1. Prepare a relatively large container and soil containing rotten leaves from under a big tree

2. Dig up soil with rotten leaves under the tree, put as much soil as possible into the container, then add water to it (remember not to add too much). Stir for ten minutes, then let it stand for half an hour, and the water can be taken out. At this time, the water is the most nutrient-rich.

2. Other fertilizers

1. After fermenting rice-washing water for half a month, it can be used directly as fertilizer to water pothos

2. Fish tank water can also be used as fertilizer. Pothos will grow very strong, and its leaves will become even more emerald green.

3. How to care for hydroponic pothos in daily life

1. Avoid direct strong light; scattered light is enough to meet the growth needs of pothos, but ventilation must be ensured.

2. In winter, be sure to do a good job of frost protection and keeping warm. Frozen pothos leaves will turn yellow. It also must not be placed directly close to heating, to prevent damage. A temperature above ten degrees is enough for it to safely overwinter

Pothos grown this way has leaves so green they drip oil, grows vigorously, stretches out in all directions, and is especially beautiful