Asparagus fern, money tree and pothos love this green liquid; water them with a bowl of it every 7 days and their leaves turn so green they seem to ooze oil
As people's living standards keep rising, growing green plants has become a fashion. They not only decorate the home and bring a breath of green into life, but also help soothe the mind and nurture character; in spare moments, watering and fertilizing let people relax.
When it comes to growing green plants, many flower lovers mostly choose pothos, money tree, asparagus fern and the like, whose leaves are emerald green and glossy and whose lush branches and leaves look very beautiful. Plant growth needs enough nutrients, and this homemade "green liquid" can make green plants' leaves so green they seem to ooze oil.
This "green liquid" is soybean water. It is rich in nitrogen as well as phosphorus, potassium, magnesium and so on. Once plants absorb it, it can make the leaves emerald green and glossy and lush, enhancing their ornamental value. It is very suitable for foliage-focused green plants such as pothos, money tree and asparagus fern.
The specific method:Soak the soybeans in clean water overnight, then put them in a pressure cooker and boil them until soft. After they cool, put the beans together with the water into a clean bottle. Summer is the peak season for watermelons, so you can wash some watermelon rinds (remove the red flesh and the outer skin), cut them into small pieces and put them in as well. This can speed up fermentation, and watermelon contains substances that increase plant vitality and can promote rapid nutrient absorption by plants.
After filling, seal it. Let out the gas every 4-5 days, and fermentation is complete in about 30 days, and the "green liquid" is successfully made at home.
When using it, filter out the bits of residue, then dilute it 20 times and pour it directly onto the soil in the pots of green plants such as pothos, money tree and asparagus fern. Water with 1 bowl every 7 days, and once the green plants drink it their leaves turn so green they ooze oil. You can also dilute it 50 times, then pour it into a fine-nozzle spray bottle and spray it onto the leaves, spraying both the front and back evenly, which can make the leaves more glossy and increase their resistance.
That is all for the introduction to caring for green plants with homemade "green liquid". If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about growing flowers, you can follow Huajianke!