Use beer to supplement nutrients for the money tree, so it grows lush and leafy without root rot

The money tree (Pachira aquatica) has an attractive plant shape, with stems and leaves staying green all year round. It is a very popular indoor foliage plant, and also carries the meaning of bringing wealth and good luck. Whether placed at home or in the office, it is a very good choice.

The money tree grows vigorously and needs sufficient nutrients. Some flower lovers pour leftover beer on their plants, mainly because beer contains a large amount of organic fertilizer that plants need, which can make the leaves more glossy and shiny, and the flowers bloom brightly and large.

Today Huar will show everyone how to use beer to provide nutrients to the money tree, so that it grows lush and leafy without root rot.

Collect the leftover beer in one bottle, crush one metronidazole tablet, then drop it into the bottle of beer at a ratio of 500:1, shake gently to mix well, and place it in a cool place for one night with the opening left unsealed, so that all the carbon dioxide can dissipate.

The next day it can be used directly. Dilute the beer another 10 times and pour it directly onto the money tree to supplement nutrients, help it grow new buds, and promote the growth of branches and leaves. It can also disinfect the roots and prevent root rot. It can be watered once every week, which helps the money tree absorb nutrients better and speeds up metabolism.

It can also be diluted 50 times and sprayed onto the stems and leaves of the money tree, which can make its leaves more glossy.

One thing to note: on the second day, the money tree should be "unbound", given a thorough watering, and the leaves should also be rinsed once with clean water, spraying some water onto the leaves with a spray bottle.

That is all for sharing money tree care. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. To learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!