Want to make pothos leaves thick and lush, easily bursting out of the pot? Add this to beer

Aspirin. The main ingredient of aspirin is salicylic acid, which, once dissolved in beer, acts as a plant growth hormone. It can also prompt the plant to synthesize new proteins, improve the plant's drought tolerance, boost immunity, and has a certain effect on rooting and promoting growth. It can also prevent root rot. Take two aspirin tablets and put them into the beer

Vitamin B12. Crush the vitamin B12, then mix it into the beer. Usually, one vitamin B12 tablet is mixed into one can of beer, then fermented for a week, after which it is diluted with water to water the pothos. The dilution ratio is 1:10. After continuing this for a week, the pothos clearly grows very vigorously, and the leaves also become very large

White vinegar. Wash eggshells, crush them, and put them in a bowl, then pour in an appropriate amount of white vinegar. The white vinegar should completely submerge the eggshells. After soaking for two or three hours, the nutrients will dissolve into the vinegar water, and in this way it becomes a natural fertilizer. Dilute it with a large amount of clean water and water the pothos every day; it can also prevent the pothos from root rot