Rose and gardenia care: feed them one spoonful every 10 days for bright, large blooms and vigorous growth

If you ask which flowers are the most popular, it must be roses and gardenias. Roses come in a wide variety of cultivars, with bright colors and an elegant, gorgeous look; gardenias have pure white flowers and a delicate, light fragrance. Both are ideal potted plants for decorating the home and are very popular.

The gardenias and roses grown by Mrs. Wang next door not only have large blooms but are also richly fragrant, with each pot growing more vigorously than the last. Mrs. Wang says she does not do any special care, she just waters them once every 10 days with the milk her little grandson loves to drink most, and as a result they grow so vigorously. What exactly is going on? Let's take a look together!

Mrs. Wang's grandson especially loves drinking milk and buys bottled milk every time, but every empty milk bottle still has a lot of milk left in it, so Mrs. Wang fills these milk bottles with water and leaves them on the balcony to ferment. During the growing period of the gardenias and roses, she dilutes it with water and gives the flowers "one spoonful" every 10 days, and the flowers grow big and fragrant, blooming without interruption.

Mrs. Wang says that not only is this kind of milk good for watering flowers, but leftover tea water and rice-washing water from daily life, after fermentation, also work very well for watering flowers. The fermentation method is the same, and it can also be given to roses and gardenias once every 10 days, and the potted plants grow better with each pot!

This kind of homemade fertilizer is a natural green fertilizer, pollution-free, and not prone to causing soil compaction, making it more suitable for flower growth, much better than bought fertilizer.

That is all for today's sharing!

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