Wipe the leaves of clivia and pothos with it diluted in water, and they turn green and glossy as new

If you have pothos and clivia at home, I wonder if you have noticed that it does not take long before a lot of dust builds up on their leaves, making them look dull and not the least bit attractive. Actually, if you wipe them with beer diluted in water, they immediately turn green and beautiful.

Generally, the leaves of pothos and clivia at home are fairly large and easily pick up dust, or sometimes get water stains on them when you water them, and over time these also form many unsightly marks. We might often wipe them with plain water, and although the dust is reduced a little, they still lack shine and do not look good. Actually, using leftover beer from home diluted with water works far better than plain water alone.

Beer contains nutrients such as sugar, protein, amino acids and phosphate. Used for growing flowers, it can serve as flower fertilizer, and when sprayed on or wiped over plant leaves, it can also be absorbed directly as nutrients, making them greener and more brightly glossy.

The method is very simple:1. If it is an unopened can of beer, you need to open the lid and let it sit for a few days;

2. Then mix the beer and water at a ratio of 1:10, shake well and pour into a spray bottle, then spray it on the pothos leaves;

3. You can also dip a soft cotton cloth in this liquid to wipe the leaves of pothos and clivia. The effect can be seen immediately, green and sparkling;

4. The recommended frequency is about once every 10 days, not too often, and after a period of time the leaves of pothos and clivia receive nutrients and the yellowing of leaves is effectively prevented. This method is fairly simple and fairly effective. If you have large-leaved ornamental plants at home, you can wipe them with beer diluted in water.