Grow ivy with 2 kinds of waste residue, and Grandma Wang's ivy covered the whole wall in 2 months with hardly any care

Ivy stays green all year round, with emerald-green leaves. It likes to climb walls or trellises, and when hung up to decorate balconies and windowsills, it can create a lovely decorative effect. Ivy can also purify the air, and it is called a natural oxygen bar!

What is unexpected is that ivy can also absorb formaldehyde and nicotine from the air, providing people with a better living environment. Putting two pots indoors is equivalent to ten air purifiers.

If you want ivy to grow well, you need a good method. Look at the ivy grown by neighbor Grandma Wang. In 2 months it rapidly covered the whole wall. It turns out she used these 2 kinds of waste residue to care for it, and did not manage it much. I never expected the effect to be so good.

Okara (soybean residue)

Grandma Wang especially likes drinking soy milk, and she always ferments the okara left after filtering. Grandma Wang puts the okara and rice-washing water together, puts them into a large bottle, and places it in a sunny spot. It can ferment well in about ten days.

Using this water to water the ivy once every 10 days not only keeps the leaves emerald green and lush, but the branches also keep growing nonstop, climbing continuously, and soon grow into a green wall.

Rainwater

Grandma Wang has been retired for many years and has a lot of spare time. Whenever it rains or snows, she collects some rainwater and snow water, stores it, and uses it to grow ivy. The effect is even better than fertilizing, and using rainwater or snow water to water flowers can be done often without any side effects. It is a natural good fertilizer. After watering, no care is needed, and it rapidly climbs up the wall!

Grandma Wang often uses these 2 things, so the ivy grows very vigorously, and in two months it rapidly covered the whole wall.