Give your pothos a spoonful of the most powerful plant food liquid and its leaves will stay fat and green all year round

Summer is here, and many plant lovers will keep a few potted flowers at home, which can not only decorate the room but also purify the air. Pothos is one of the potted flowers many plant lovers choose, and counts as one of the easiest potted green plants to grow - snap off a stem, stick it in soil, and it will grow into a full pot. But because of the high summer temperatures, many pothos plants still fail to escape the clutches of the heat, start to develop yellow leaves in summer, and just never grow well. Today I will teach you one trick - super useful, and your pothos will grow amazingly fat and green!

Everyone knows there are many kinds of liquid plant food suitable for growing flowers - fruit peel plant food, rice-washing water plant food, baking soda plant food...... Many beginner plant lovers say they still do not know how to use this whole series of liquid plant foods, so every time they end up using the liquid plant food like poison; not only do the pothos yellow leaves fail to improve, the plant grows worse and worse.

The liquid plant food I am introducing today is super simple and easy to use, and that is the water we use to wash bean sprouts at home. This water contains bean substances and is rich in a variety of trace elements suitable for growing flowers. No fermentation needed, no diluting with water needed - just put it in a bottle, and when you need it, pour some on your pothos. Especially convenient.

Using bean sprout water to grow flowers can not only provide pothos with plenty of nutrients but also supplement water, letting pothos shoot up tall like crazy even in summer. So what should we do about pothos that already has yellow leaves? We can use overnight beer diluted with water to water it, which can improve the yellow leaves of pothos, and we can also directly wipe the leaves with pothos - after wiping a few times they will turn oily green and shiny.

Pothos is a semi-shade plant, so just keep it in a ventilated spot by the windowsill, and never let it be exposed to direct strong light. If the temperature at noon is too high, you can move it indoors for shade, and spray water around the flowerpot to lower the air temperature and humidity, or spray water on the leaves, which can also clean the leaves and make them more ornamental.

Plant lovers who like pothos can try this method - once pothos turns green it will not stop. If you have any other plant-growing experience, you can also share it with everyone in the comment box below.