Small pills, big effects: dilute in water and pour on flowers to make plants easily grow into a bursting pot
I have previously introduced an article about using small pills to grow flowers, and many friends were quite interested, so today I will introduce which common pills in daily life can be used to grow flowers, and their flower-growing effects are also quite obvious, and can make plants grow robustly, with leaves glossy and green.
1. Vitamin C
Vitamin C can be said to be very common in daily life. Expired vitamin C can be used to grow flowers. After dissolving in water, it becomes weakly acidic, which is quite suitable for acid-loving flowers and plants, such as gardenia, jasmine, camellia, and so on. Especially for friends in the north growing these acid-loving flowers and plants, we can use a vitamin C aqueous solution to water the flowers. This can adjust the soil pH and let the flowers and plants grow better.
2. Metronidazole
Metronidazole is a very effective medicine for treating toothache. It has a very good bactericidal and antiseptic effect, and is very useful for the situation of flower root rot. Properly adding one tablet of metronidazole to a hydroponic bottle can kill anaerobic bacteria and effectively control the number of bacteria in the hydroponic bottle.
Usually when caring for potted plants such as clivia and Radermachera sinica, root rot is relatively likely to occur. At this time, it is necessary to remove them from the pot and trim them. At this time, we use a metronidazole aqueous solution to soak the trimmed plant, then let it dry before repotting. This can play a role in disinfection and sterilization, and can also increase the survival rate.
3. Ferrous sulfate
The aqueous solution of ferrous sulfate tablets can not only adjust the pH of the soil, but also effectively avoid the yellowing of flower leaves. The aqueous solution can also be sprayed onto the surface of plant leaves, which can promote plant photosynthesis and make the plant grow more vigorously, with leaves glossy and green.
4. Aspirin
Aspirin contains relatively rich salicylic acid, which can promote rooting and play a role in sterilization and disinfection. So when we take cuttings, we can first soak the cuttings in an aspirin aqueous solution, which can promote rooting.