Add 2 little things to rice water for plants and the fertility multiplies tenfold, they grow like crazy and flowers burst out of the pot

Growing plants can cultivate your character. In your spare time, watering the plants, fertilizing them, and pruning them can help you relax your body and mind very well, so more and more people are joining the ranks of plant growers.

And to make plants grow and bloom, you have to fertilize them. Some plant lovers like to make their own flower fertilizers to grow plants, and using fermented rice water is a technique everyone commonly uses.

But you should know that most of the rice we buy in the market has been polished, so the water from washing rice is mostly fairly clear, and the "flower fertilizer" produced by fermentation is not especially strong in fertility either. Today Hua'er will tell you about using this kind of flower fertilizer, "rice water" - add this thing and the fertilizer effect multiplies tenfold, leaves turn green, branches grow thick, and flowers bloom vigorously!

You just need to add some fruit peels and put in one rusty little iron nail. Especially when summer comes, when all kinds of fruits are in abundance - watermelon, lychee, orange, and so on - they all contain large amounts of elements like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, and they also contain some auxins, so using them to grow plants is very good.

Specific method: collect rice water and various fruit peels, crush the fruit peels, then mix them directly with the rice water, keeping the ratio of fruit peels to rice water at 1:10, then put in one rusty iron nail, seal it and shake it thoroughly, then put it out under the sun to bake. Every 3-5 days you need to let it breathe. With the high summer temperatures, plus the fact that fruit peels have a fermenting function, it will finish fermenting in about half a month to 20 days. The fertility of this fermented "flower fertilizer" is more than ten times that of the original.

Before use, filter out the bits of residue, then dilute it 100 times and pour it directly into the potting soil. Water it once every 5-7 days, and it will make your flowers have luxuriant branches and leaves and bloom nonstop.

Besides pouring it on, you can also fertilize outside the roots: dilute it 200 times and pour it into a fine-nozzle sprayer, then spray it onto the leaves. It can prevent the leaf tips from drying out and the leaves from turning yellow, keeping them a glossy green.

That is all for the introduction to homemade flower fertilizer from rice water. If plant lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about growing plants, you can follow Huajianke!