Homemade sugar water works great as flower fertilizer, and flowers easily fill the pot

Many people choose to grow some flowers at home, which not only purifies the air but also adds vitality to the indoors. Some flower-loving friends who grow plants are all looking for little tips for growing flowers; in fact, when watering, adding some sugar can add some nutrients to the plants and let them grow very well.

Spraying with brown sugar water

Add 1 gram of brown sugar to 500ml of clean water, stir them together evenly, then put the sugar water into a spray bottle and spray the plants damp, which can make the leaves thick and glossy, and spraying some sugar water before the plant's flowering period can also promote flowering. This is because brown sugar contains some elements such as vitamins and iron, but the concentration must not be too high, otherwise it easily affects leaf respiration.

Brown sugar flower fertilizer

First find a container and stir brown sugar and clean water together evenly at a ratio of 1:1000, then pour it onto the plant's roots; this can make the plant's root system strong and the flowers more vivid. And if you have potted fruits and vegetables at home, watering with sugar water will make the fruit sweeter.

White sugar water

The concentration of white sugar water is not as high as that of brown sugar water, so white sugar water can be used to promote plant rooting and sprouting. First stir white sugar and clean water together evenly at 1:90, then put the cuttings to be propagated into the water and soak for a day, then rinse them clean with clean water, cut off 1cm, and then insert them into the soil, and just wait for rooting. And soaking seeds for a while with 1:500 white sugar water, then planting them in the soil, can increase the plant's germination rate.