Add a small pill when water-propagating pothos and lucky bamboo, and the roots will be white and thick with glossy green leaves

Summary: Water-propagated plants are the most delightful of all. It's summertime now, and water-propagated plants should be even fresher and more tender green, but some plant lovers still say their water-propagated pennywort has developed yellow leaves, and even money trees can have this problem... What you worry about most is that all your hard work on water propagation will end in the plant dying! Today, I'll teach you to put a little of this in the water when propagating, guaranteeing your plants won't rot roots or turn yellow, and will grow like crazy!

Drop a little of this in the water, and the roots will be thicker than a radish, and all the yellow leaves will be gone!

Add a piece of activated charcoal to pennywort

In summer, pennywort always looks listless when being cared for, which gives many plant lovers a headache. The most common problem with pennywort during water propagation is root rot, which is closely related to water quality. To better avoid this, adding 2 pieces of activated charcoal during water propagation can ease the situation more quickly.

Pennywort

How to use:

1. First, collect an appropriate amount of activated charcoal, crush the larger pieces into small pieces; do not grind them into powder, so they are easy to take out and use.

2. Next, pick out pieces about the size of a fingernail and add them to the water bottle; about 5 pieces will do. When changing the water next time, the activated charcoal can be taken out, dried in the sun, and reused a second time.

Add a vitamin C solution to gardenia

Water-propagated gardenia is fresh and tender green, and very lovable. Plant lovers all enjoy water-propagating gardenia. To help gardenia grow more vigorously, adding a few vitamin C tablets to the water is just perfect. Water rich in vitamin C can provide the best possible nutrient environment for gardenia and promote its rapid growth.

Gardenia

How to use:

1. Use the vitamin C tablets commonly found at home, then crush them into powder. Next, dilute with water at about 1000 times to make a vitamin C solution, and finally stir thoroughly before use.

2. Using the vitamin C solution prepared earlier, add 10 drops each time you change the water to supplement the nutrients the plant needs for growth. This way the plant not only roots quickly, but also avoids yellow leaves and root rot.

Add a ferrous sulfate solution to money tree

Money tree grown in soil normally is always glossy green with lush branches and leaves, giving a fresh feeling. But in summer, many plant lovers report that their water-propagated money tree is not doing well and often has yellow leaves. What I want to tell you here is that this is because the water lacks iron, so at this time add an appropriate amount of ferrous sulfate solution.

How to use:

1. Prepare 1 gram of ferrous sulfate and dilute it with 1 kilogram of water to make a ferrous sulfate solution. At this point, ferrous sulfate that is light blue can be used normally. If oxidation occurs, it will turn yellow-brown and cannot be used.

2. During water propagation, use a dropper or other tool to add 8 drops of ferrous sulfate solution to the water. Using it once about every 10 days is most suitable. After a month, the money tree will grow green leaves again, full of vitality, and say goodbye to yellow leaves from then on!

Add a rusty iron nail to spider plant

In daily life, never underestimate a rusty iron nail. Rust can provide iron for the plant and further help the plant's own growth. Remember, when caring for spider plant, if you find its leaves turning yellow or wilting, a rusty iron nail will do a very good job!

Spider plant

How to use:

1. If spider plant develops yellow leaves, the most direct cause may be iron deficiency. At this time, simply add a rusty iron nail to the water propagation bottle. It is best to use an iron nail covered in rust, as it can provide iron for its growth to a greater extent. If the iron nail is barely rusty, there is no need, since it will also be difficult for it to oxidize.

2. For friends who think the iron nail affects the appearance, you can soak the rusty iron nail in water for a few days. After the water turns yellow-brown, take out the iron nail and add the soaked water to the water propagation bottle.

Add a little potassium permanganate solution to pothos

Water-propagated pothos is itself very beautiful. But there are also quite a few problems, and the most common one is root rot, which is truly a headache. At this time, you must remember that potassium permanganate can be a big help. Many plant lovers use it when disinfecting and reducing inflammation for plants and flowers. Its effect can do a good job of preventing and stopping pothos root rot!

Pothos

How to use:

1. First, dilute the potassium permanganate solution. 1 milliliter of potassium permanganate can be diluted with 500 milliliters of water, and it can be used after stirring evenly.

2. Next, add the solution. About 20 drops in the water propagation bottle is enough, then shake gently. After letting it sit for a day, change the water and replace it all with clean water for water propagation, so pothos will not develop yellow leaves or root rot.

Add a few drops of hydrogen peroxide to asparagus fern

Cultivating asparagus fern takes some care. During the care process, asparagus fern always develops one problem or another. In particular, yellow leaves, rotting leaves, and root rot are mainly caused by lack of oxygen. At this time, hydrogen peroxide can quickly ease the problem very well.

Asparagus fern

How to use:

1. Directly add hydrogen peroxide to the asparagus fern water propagation bottle; about 10 drops is most suitable. Hydrogen peroxide will provide enough oxygen for its growth and ease the low oxygen content during water propagation.

2. At the same time, the sterilizing effect of hydrogen peroxide effectively prevents the breeding of bacteria and the reproduction of microorganisms during water propagation, and prevents root rot from occurring.

Add an aspirin solution to lucky bamboo

Water-propagated lucky bamboo always staying short makes many plant lovers a little disappointed. At the same time, yellow leaves and root rot also appear from time to time. What I want to tell you here is that the small aspirin tablets at home come in handy. It can not only sterilize, but also effectively inhibit bacteria and promote root growth.

Lucky bamboo

How to use:

1. First prepare two aspirin tablets and crush them into powder if possible. Dilute with water at 1000 times, then stir evenly to make an aspirin solution.

2. Add an appropriate amount of the prepared aspirin solution, about 10 drops, to the water propagation bottle, once every two days, and wait patiently and observe. After about a month, lucky bamboo will grow sturdy roots.

I hope today's little water propagation tips can help you~

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