Pothos, Money Tree, and Radermachera losing yellow leaves? Toss a bit of this into the potting soil and they'll turn glossy green
Many plant lovers grow some greenery to decorate their homes and add a touch of green, such as Money Tree, Radermachera, and pothos, whose glossy green leaves make them excellent foliage plants.
Some plant lovers report that the plants they grow often have yellow leaves. Today Hua'er will share a few small tips for growing plants, so that yellow leaves disappear completely and every leaf turns glossy green.
Soybeans contain a large amount of microelements, which can make plants grow rapidly and give them glossy, emerald-green leaves.
Specific steps:
1. First soak the soybeans in water overnight to let them absorb moisture, then put them in a pressure cooker and cook for 40-60 minutes. After cooking, strain off the water and let the soybeans cool.
2. Crush the cooled soybeans into a soybean paste.
3. Dig 3-5 small holes around the edge of the potting soil, keeping the spacing between each hole roughly equal. The depth depends on the size of the pot, generally 1/4 is best. Put a small spoonful of soybean paste into each hole, cover with soil, and bury it once a month at a different spot. After 3 consecutive times, stop for 2 months. If it coincides with the flowering period, stop applying it.
Below is an introduction to the care of common green plants:
1. Money Tree
Money Tree prefers a high-temperature, high-humidity environment. In summer, when high temperatures make water evaporate quickly, replenish water in time. As soon as the potting soil shows signs of turning white, water it thoroughly right away. Spray some water on the leaves every day to increase humidity, which helps with better bud formation and flowering. When sunlight is strong, provide appropriate shade, otherwise the leaf edges will turn yellow and curl.
2. Radermachera
Radermachera prefers a high-temperature, humid environment with plenty of light. It can be placed in the hall near a windowsill for care. Keep the potting soil slightly moist. In summer, spray water on the leaves 2-3 times a day to increase humidity. About every 10 days, spray a 0.1% potassium dihydrogen phosphate solution as a top dressing to promote flowering of the Radermachera.
3. Pothos
Pothos is a shade-loving plant that prefers a hot, humid environment with plenty of scattered light. It is generally placed in brighter spots such as the living room, kitchen, or bathroom for care. Keep the potting soil moist. In summer, water evaporates quickly, so frequently spray water on the leaves and the surrounding area to increase humidity and prevent the leaves from becoming too dry, which causes yellow tips.
That's all for the care of green plants. If you have other additions, plant lovers, feel free to share them with everyone in the comments section below. To learn more about plant care, you can follow Huajianke!