Give pothos one spoonful of this water every 15 days, and its leaves will be glossy green and it will grow like crazy, quickly filling its pot

As a shade-tolerant foliage plant, pothos is very suitable for indoor cultivation and viewing, and is a rare indoor potted foliage plant. It has extremely strong vitality and comes back to life when it meets water, so people call it the "flower of life". Grown indoors, it can also purify the air and absorb formaldehyde, making it one of the top choices for household potted plants.

Pothos is a shade-loving plant that prefers a hot and humid environment, dislikes direct sunlight, and likes shade. When grown indoors, whether in a pot or as a few stems cut for water culture, it can grow well. Although pothos has high ornamental value and is easy to care for, the most common problems during care are yellow leaves, root rot, and so on. Although summer is the season with a relatively high survival rate for pothos, some flower enthusiasts report that other people's pothos grows vigorously and does not turn yellow, while their own pothos not only fails to grow but also develops yellow leaves. Why is that?

Actually, the editor once asked the same question: why does the potted plant I care for so carefully just refuse to grow? Are we also plant killers, not suited to growing flowers? Actually, that is not the case. It is just that we have not found the flower-growing method that suits us. After summarizing and practicing, the editor wants to share with you today how to grow pothos in summer.

That is to give pothos one spoonful of this kind of "water" every 15 days, and its leaves will be glossy green, it will grow nonstop like crazy, and quickly fill its pot! I believe many flower enthusiasts have tried using beer to grow flowers, and some even use it directly to water pothos. How well does it work?

Today, what the editor is talking about is not just using beer alone to grow flowers, but adding a piece of aspirin to the beer, and occasionally giving pothos a sip. I guarantee your pothos will grow nonstop as if it has gone crazy, with glossy green leaves and no root rot.

This is because beer contains nutrients such as sugar, protein, amino acids, and phosphate, which are beneficial to the growth of pothos. Beer has a good effect on growing pothos because beer contains a large amount of carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide is an indispensable substance for the metabolism of various plants and flowers. Aspirin is added because aspirin contains salicylic acid, and this substance can promote the growth of pothos, prevent pathogens from invading the root system, and promote rooting.

We ferment the beer with aspirin added. After fermentation, dilute it with clean water at a ratio of 1:500 ml, shake well, and then it can be used directly to water pothos. Watering once every half month can not only provide pothos with sufficient nutrients, but also be absorbed especially quickly, and it will grow very vigorously too!

Another method is to use it directly to wipe the leaves. We dip absorbent cotton or a clean soft cloth in the fermented and diluted beer and gently wipe the leaves. After the leaves directly absorb the nutrients, they will become even more emerald green and glossy, and at the same time the texture of the leaves will also appear thicker and fuller. The leaves can likewise receive the effect of foliar feeding!