Add a little something to rice water for balanced nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, with amazing effects on plants, they burst into pots even without any care
More and more friends love growing flowers, and placing a potted plant indoors adds a touch of greenery to a dull environment, filling life with vitality and more charm!
The purpose of loving to grow flowers is to grow beautiful flowers, so you need a good method. Using rice water to grow flowers is certainly good, but adding a little something to the rice water makes the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium nutrients more balanced, giving the flowers more comprehensive nutrient supplementation, and the effect on plants is quite unique, they burst into pots even without any care.
Tips for beginners
Rice water is a great thing for growing flowers. Fully fermented rice water contains trace elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, magnesium, copper and iron. Used for growing flowers, it can supplement nutrients!
Rice water plus okara (soybean residue)
Mix the rice water and okara thoroughly, place them in a large oil drum, poke a few small holes in the lid of the drum, and place it in a sunny spot. You can add some fermentation agent, and it will ferment in about 10 to 20 days.
It can be used to care for Chinese rose, cape jasmine, jasmine, clivia, and so on. When watering these flowers, use it once every seven days, but dilute it with water, otherwise the concentration is too high and it can easily damage the roots. This water can provide sufficient nutrients for these flowers, making the blooms more vivid and larger, and increasing the number of blooms and extending the flowering period.
Rice water plus banana peel
Banana peels contain phosphorus, so after cutting the banana peels into small pieces, mix them thoroughly with the rice water, place the mixture in a sunny spot, add some fermentation agent, and it will ferment in about 10 to 20 days.
It can be used to care for asparagus fern, rubber tree, Chinese rose, azalea, bougainvillea, cape jasmine, and so on, 2 to 3 times a month, diluted with water. It can make the flower roots grow strong, with luxuriant branches and leaves, and the leaves more emerald green and glossy, with flowers blooming continuously.
The method is practical and simple, turning waste into treasure, and works better than bought chemical fertilizers. Friends who like it should give it a try too!
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