Potted plants glossy and shiny in half a month? An old gardener teaches you 3 tricks, don't throw away those small pills at home

Many people think that if a plant wilts, all you need to do is water it in time! But sometimes, even with plenty of water, plants still wilt and turn yellow. So when this happens, what can be done? Below, the editor teaches you 3 tricks; just use these few pills and you can make plants grow vigorously, glowing with health and bursting out of the pot every month!

Throw in aspirin

Aspirin contains substances such as salicylic acid, which has a bactericidal and disinfecting effect and can kill pests and diseases. At the same time, after the plant roots absorb it, it can effectively promote root growth. Each time you water the flowers, you can crush an aspirin tablet, put it in a spray bottle, and spray it on the soil to promote flower growth. But be careful with the dosage; too much will cause the plant to wilt.

Crush vitamin C tablets and mix them with clean water at a ratio of 1:1500 to make a solution, then use it when watering flowers, about once a month, and it can improve the phenomenon of soil being too alkaline, thereby preventing leaves from turning yellow. Put a vitamin C tablet in a basin of water to make a vitamin C solution, and adjust the pH of the soil while watering flowers. It is mainly suitable for acid-loving flowers, such as jasmine, gardenia, and so on.

Vitamin B12 can not only promote rooting in cuttings, but also promote plant growth, making leaf color a deeper green. For hydroponic plants, you can directly put one vitamin B12 tablet into the bottle to make the plant root quickly. In addition, after a plant's roots rot, you must cut off the rotten part, then disinfect it. Soaking it with vitamin B12 for about 10 minutes can also achieve a sterilizing effect and promote rooting.