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Use one spoonful of flowering water for roses and bougainvillea every 10 days, and the balcony becomes a sea of flowers

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Bougainvillea and roses have bright colors, gorgeous reds and purples, and elegant, splendid plant shapes, with highly ornamental effect. They are very popular flowering plants right now, for potted home growing. With this flowering water, one spoonful every ten days, roses and bougainvillea bloom all over the balcony, Great Wall...

Bougainvillea and roses have bright colors, gorgeous reds and purples, and elegant, splendid plant shapes, with highly ornamental effect. They are very popular flowering plants right now, for potted home growing.

With this flowering water, one spoonful every ten days, roses and bougainvillea bloom all over the balcony, a Great Wall sea of flowers, so beautiful and so spectacular.

This flowering water is actually soybean cake water researched by an elderly neighbor woman. She often takes soybeans to press soybean oil, and the waste residue left after pressing the soybean oil is soybean cake.

Collect the soybean cake, crush it thoroughly, add water to make a paste, put it into an airtight container, remember to poke a few small holes, such as an oil drum, and place it in a cool place with diffused light to ferment. It will ferment well in about one to two months, and when fully fermented the water has no off odor.

When watering bougainvillea and roses, use it once every 10 days, diluted with water 1000 times. This fully decomposed water is organic soybean cake water, an organic nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer, which can make branches and leaves lush, promote flowering, make flowers more vivid and larger, and make them bloom into a sea.

Precautions for caring for roses and bougainvillea in summer

Summer temperatures are relatively high, so pay attention to shading and cooling; otherwise high temperatures can easily cause the plants to enter a brief dormancy, and then they will stop growing and stop flowering.

You can spray water on the leaves and sprinkle water on the surrounding ground to lower the surrounding temperature. This is more suitable for the growth of branches and leaves and for continuous flowering.

At the same time, pay attention to pruning, especially old branches, diseased branches, and messy branches, which will continue to consume nutrients. Cutting them off can reduce nutrient consumption, promote the sprouting of new buds, and encourage more flowering!

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