Use a little "de-yellowing water" for yellow leaves on gardenias; the leaves turn oily green and the flowers grow big, with no yellow leaves for 2 years

More and more people like growing flowers, and what problem are they most afraid of when growing flowers? I think it's nothing other than the ones that should bloom not blooming, the places that should be green not being green, or not blooming and also having yellow leaves - that is the most headache-inducing of all!

When caring for gardenias, yellow leaves are also the most common problem, so let me teach you a little trick: use a bit of "de-yellowing water", and the leaves will be oily green, the flowers big, with no yellow leaves for two years

The de-yellowing water I'm talking about is actually ferrous sulfate fertilizer water! Using this kind of water on gardenias is very safe and effective, and it can adjust the pH of the soil, because gardenias suit acidic soil, and ferrous sulfate fertilizer water can adjust the soil to acidic; besides, it can also supplement iron, preventing yellow leaves on gardenias.

So how do you make ferrous sulfate fertilizer water? Let's take a look together!

Put rotten vegetable leaves, various fruit peels, various bones, rice-washing water and so on together; cut the vegetable leaves and fruit peels into small pieces, put them in a large container, add water, then add 50 grams of ferrous sulfate to the container, stir them together thoroughly, and place it in a bright, scattered-light spot at home. With the current temperature being fairly high, it can rot and ferment well in about two months; once fermented, the fertilizer water is very good ferrous sulfate fertilizer water, and it is also a very good organic compound liquid fertilizer.

When using it on gardenias, it needs to be diluted and watered down before use: dilute 10 times for spraying the leaves, and dilute 20 times for watering the roots. You can use it alternately each week, for example spraying the leaves this week and watering the roots next week; this can effectively prevent yellow leaves on gardenias.

Not only gardenias can use this kind of water, camellias, azaleas, jasmine and some flowers that suit acidic conditions can all use it too!

The method is very simple, so friends who like to do things by hand, go ahead and make it yourself!

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