Watering gardenias with tomato and onion water, flowers as big as a fist, 40 blooms

Some garden enthusiasts say that using rotten tomatoes from home to make flower fertilizer and water gardenias makes them bloom vigorously, with more than 40 flowers. How is this done? Let's take a look!

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Tomatoes are rich in carotene, vitamin C, malic acid, citric acid, fruit acid and other components, so many tomatoes, especially unripe ones, are quite sour, which is due to the malic acid and citric acid and other organic acids they contain. If you have rotten or even moldy tomatoes at home, you can try the method below to make an excellent flower fertilizer.

A garden enthusiast bought a new pot of gardenia, and while caring for it noticed the leaves began to turn yellow and wither, discovering it had developed chlorosis. There happened to be rotten tomatoes at home, so the tomatoes were mashed into juice, ideally with a blender. The juice was put into a plastic bottle, rice washing water was added, and the lid was put on. After fermenting for 5-10 days, the liquid in the bottle was poured out and diluted 50 times to water the gardenia. The leaves turned from yellow to green, becoming verdant and lush with vigorous branches and foliage.

The garden enthusiast used tomato rice washing water fertilizer to water the gardenia, flower buds kept coming, and the gardenia bloomed dozens of flowers at once, filling the home with fragrance, and the flowering period also became longer.

Tomato rice washing water fertilizer is very effective for fertilizing weakly acidic or acid-loving flowers. It not only provides nutrients but also improves the soil environment, benefiting plant growth. A garden enthusiast's kumquat branches had all withered; after pruning them off and using tomato rice washing water fertilizer several times, they quickly turned green and sprouted new branches. It works very well for jasmine, azaleas and other flowers.

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Onions sting the eyes and are a commonly used seasoning vegetable. In fact, onions also have many uses in gardening.

Soak chopped onion in clean water, add a few drops of vinegar to the water, and let it soak for a day. Then remove the onion, dilute the remaining onion water 10 times, and spray it on the leaves about once every 15 days. The leaves will become more vivid, and the flower colors will be bright. The flowers will be big and vibrant, with a fragrant scent.

Succulents can also be watered with onion water. The color of succulent leaves develops faster, and the effect is very good.

Onion has a strong smell and also has sterilizing, disinfecting, and pest-repelling effects. After chopping onion, add clean water at a ratio of 1:30, soak for 1 day, then spray the supernatant directly on the pest-affected areas. It has a good effect on red spiders and aphids.

Rotten tomatoes and onions

So they can be used this way after all

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