Add this to rice water and pothos will grow like crazy, and clivia leaves will be thick and no longer stuck in the arrow stage

Many flower lovers like to make their own organic fertilizers to supplement nutrients for their plants, and rice water is indispensable. Although fermented rice water is quite effective for watering flowers, it still lacks some nutrients.

Different flowers all have their own corresponding needs. Today, Hua'er will introduce to everyone how sprinkling a little of this into rice water can make flowers grow even better.

1. Sprinkle in a little white granulated sugar, and it can make clivia grow more emerald green and not get stuck in the arrow stage

Each time you wash rice, use less water, then collect the rice water into a plastic bottle, add a few spoonfuls of white granulated sugar, screw the lid on tightly, shake it well with force, and put it under the sun to bake. If you have distillers' grains pellets at home, you can also put a few in, which helps the rice water ferment. Every 3-5 days, unscrew the lid to let it breathe, and after about one month it will be fully fermented.

Before use, filter it first, then dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:50. Watering clivia with it can make it grow faster and shoot arrows; watering pothos, camellias, etc. with it can make their leaves more emerald green.

2. Put some watermelon rind into the rice water, and it can make pothos grow like crazy

Summer is approaching, and it is watermelon season. After eating watermelon, do not throw away the rind. Wash it clean and cut it into small pieces, then pour it into the rice water and ferment it together with the rice water. You can put it directly outside and bake it in the sun, and after about one month it can be used to water flowers. Before watering, filter it first, then dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:50.

Watermelon rind is rich in phosphorus, potassium, calcium and other elements, and can be poured on pothos. No wonder it grows like crazy.

That is all for the introduction to watering flowers with rice water. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!