Don't use rice water alone for plants - add a rotten tomato and the flowers will be big, bright and thriving
Growing flowers depends on a few key elements: sunlight, water, soil and fertilizer. Among them, fertilizer plays a crucial role. During a flower's growth, only when nutrients are supplied sufficiently will the plant grow more and more vigorously. Many flower lovers use rice water to grow flowers and find it doesn't work well. Why not try adding a rotten tomato? The flowers will grow big and bright, and their growth will be incredibly vigorous!
Specific method
Rice water is one of the most common things in the home. Collect the rice water, put it in a large plastic water bottle or an oil drum, then add a rotten tomato. You can mash the tomato up a bit, which will noticeably shorten the fermentation time. Put the lid on, and poke some holes in the bottle to allow gas to escape and prevent an explosion.
In summer, when temperatures are high, it can ferment in about 10 to 20 days. Using this kind of water during the flower's growing season, you can water once every 10 days, which will make the flowers bright and big and the growth even more vigorous. Common gardenias, Chinese roses, clivias and so on can all be given this!
The method is simple and convenient. Friends who like it can try it themselves!
Below, let's share the care methods for these 3 flowers
Gardenia
Gardenia is a flower from the south, and it needs to keep a moist environment. When watering gardenia, water only when the soil is dry and water thoroughly, and place it in a spot with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. This can make the gardenia's leaves emerald green and glossy, and its flowers pure white and flawless.
Chinese rose
The Chinese rose is the queen of flowers, with bright and varied colors. It is very popular and has a rich fragrance. Keep one as a potted plant indoors and it will add brilliance and color to your life.
The Chinese rose is fairly drought-tolerant, and watering should also follow the principle of watering only when dry and watering thoroughly. When caring for Chinese roses, prune frequently so they grow more and more vigorously, and be careful to prevent red spider mites and aphids!
Clivia
Clivia's leaves are emerald green and broad, and its flowers are bright and beautiful. When caring for Clivia in summer, pay attention to the temperature. When the temperature exceeds 28 degrees, it is also not suitable for Clivia's growth. Also water once a day, and be careful to water Clivia along the edge of the pot, not onto the leaf core, as this can easily cause root and heart rot.
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