1 small pill dissolved in water, poured into the flower pot, and the flowers grow rapidly, no root rot, thriving vigorously

Aspirin contains salicylic acid. Salicylic acid not only disinfects and sterilizes, preventing pathogen attack, but also increases cell division, thereby promoting the regrowth of the root system, plant rooting, and promoting rapid plant growth

Crush the aspirin, then mix it with clean water to make an aspirin solution. Soak the cut branches in the aspirin solution for about 20 minutes, then take cuttings, and the survival rate will be greatly improved

How to use:

1. When watering flowers, crush 1 aspirin tablet, mix it with clean water to make a solution, and water the flowers with it to promote rapid growth

2. Rooting water: When taking cuttings, soak the branches in the aspirin solution for about half an hour, which can greatly increase the probability of rooting and speed up rooting time.

Beer + aspirin, and your clivia (Clivia miniata) will shoot up flower stalks!

Clivia is beautiful but not easy to grow, especially hard to get to bloom. If it hasn't bloomed for a long time, you can try watering it with beer plus aspirin. It not only replenishes nutrients but also promotes flower bud differentiation, helping the clivia bloom sooner~

Beer + aspirin, specific method of use:

1. Crush the aspirin into powder, pour in a small wine cup's worth of beer, mix and stir well, then add clean water to the beer at a 1:40 ratio to dilute, and mix evenly

3. Watering clivia with beer that has aspirin added can promote bud formation and flower stalk shooting. Generally, water once every 3 or 4 weeks, and never pour it into the leaf core.

Willow branch infusion

Willow bark contains natural salicylic acid, and salicylic acid has the effect of promoting rooting, sprouting, and leaf photosynthesis in plants. So rooting water made from willow branches can serve a rooting function. Using it for cuttings of pothos, spider plant, Chinese rose, and rhododendron and other flowers can greatly increase the survival rate.

Specific method: Take several willow branches and leaves, smash the branches with a hammer, then soak them in water. After one day, remove the branches and leaves, and the water is the willow infusion. The next day, soak the cuttings in it for about 1 day (a longer time is fine too, as willow liquid contains components that inhibit bacterial reproduction), then take cuttings as usual. Roots develop quickly and in large numbers, and the plants grow robustly.

Aspirin tablet solution

Aspirin effervescent tablets can be dissolved directly in water. After making the solution, it has a rooting water effect. You can soak the branches that need to be cut in the diluted solution. The active ingredients in the aspirin solution can inhibit fungal infection, thereby promoting branch rooting. After soaking in water, they can be used for cuttings in soil.