Give pothos this melon as a treasure in summer, feed it once every ten days and its leaves will grow glossy green and nonstop

Pothos, many friends keep it at home, and it is probably the first plant for many plant lovers too. This first time is the first time growing a green plant, don't get the wrong idea. Pothos leaves are emerald green and also have a strong air-purifying function, so it is very normal for it to be deeply loved by plant lovers. But yellow leaves have always been a headache for plant lovers. As a foliage plant, if the leaves turn yellow, what ornamental value is left?

The main causes of yellow leaves in pothos are just these few: improper watering, improper fertilizing, improper light, or root rot. If your pothos has yellow leaves, as long as you find the cause and treat the problem accordingly, it will quickly turn from yellow back to green. Actually, caring for pothos is really very simple, compared with Chinese roses and orchids. If you really still can't do it, you can use a flower and plant detector. Insert it into the soil and it can detect changes in soil water, fertilizer and light, making watering and fertilizing very simple.

To keep pothos from getting yellow leaves in summer and keep its leaves glossy green, there is also a little care trick, which I will share with everyone today. That is to feed the pothos a little "watermelon juice." This watermelon juice is rich in nitrogen. Feed it to the pothos regularly, and its leaves will be glossy green and it will grow like crazy, trailing all over the ground.

Watermelons are really cheap now, 10 yuan for 4 by the roadside, really worthless. How are the melon farmers supposed to survive? Those who grow flowers at home should go buy some watermelons and make some fertilizer themselves to help the melon farmers. After bringing the watermelon home, use the rind to make flower fertilizer. So how do you do it?

Of course you can't just throw the rind into the flowerpot, as that will attract fungus gnats. First cut the rind into small pieces, then put it in a plastic bottle to ferment. The weather is hot now, so about 10 days of fermentation is enough. Then after about half a month, take out a little and mix with water at 1:30. After the pothos drinks the watermelon juice, you need to flush it with water the next day to avoid fertilizer burn.

If you are too lazy to do it yourself, you can also use an organic nutrient solution specially for pothos. This nutrient solution has the same good fertilizer effect as the fertilizer brewed from watermelon juice. Both are organic fertilizers, and pothos absorbs them well. Just use it according to the instructions. With consistent use, pothos leaves will be glossy green, less prone to yellowing, and the leaves will be even bigger than your palm.

If you want your pothos to grow well, what other little tricks do you have? You are welcome to leave a comment below. Through everyone's efforts, we hope there will be no difficult-to-grow flowers in the world.