Money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant: water them with its sap diluted in water and they will grow like crazy, as if on hormones

As people's living standards improve, more and more people have fallen in love with growing flowers. For example, the money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant are all foliage plants that flower lovers quite like. Keeping one at home can not only beautify the home environment but also purify the air - a good thing that achieves several goals at once. 90% of flower lovers keep one at home. Recently a flower lover left a message saying that their money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant were growing slowly, and asked whether there was a good method to make them grow faster. Based on this, today I will share a little method: for the money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant, water them with its "sap" diluted in water, and they will grow like crazy, as if on hormones!
Nothing else - actually, this is the sap of a plant (in fact, plant sap is just like the blood of animals). What kind of plant is it?
It is actually the sap of the willow tree. Let's take a look at the specific method:
Break off several willow branches, remove the leaves, cut them into sections, then soak them in clean water. You can put them in a plastic bottle and fill it with water. When you find that the willow branches in the bottle have all sunk to the bottom, you can take the water and use it on the money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant
Flower lovers can rest assured that this willow "blood", the water it is soaked in, is a completely organic growth agent when used to water flowers. It will not burn the roots and also has a certain sterilizing ability. Flower lovers can use it with confidence. The frequency of use is once every 7 days. If you can keep it up for a period of time, you will find that your money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant grow like crazy, as if on hormones.
What is the principle behind it?
Actually, it is because the willow's "blood" contains a large amount of salicylic acid, which is a kind of auxin, and can also be called a hormone. It can promote rooting and sprouting, so it can make your money tree, asparagus fern and spider plant grow a bit faster. The method is simple and reliable, and flower lovers are worth trying.
What Xiaohua wants to say next is that if you want your flowers to grow fast, you can give them this kind of boost, but other care cannot be neglected either, so flower lovers, come and take a quick look with Xiaohua!
Money tree care!
1. When repotting the money tree, it is best to choose a pot one size larger and replace the potting soil. It can be a mixed soil of garden soil, river sand and wood shavings in a 3:1:1 ratio. In addition, a small amount of decomposed bean cake can be added as a base fertilizer
2. The money tree should be placed indoors in a spot with plenty of sunlight. When placing it, note that the leaf surface should face the sunlight, and it should not be kept in shade for a long time, otherwise the branches and leaves will become twisted and deformed. It is best to spray the money tree leaves with water once every 3 to 5 days, which not only helps photosynthesis but also makes the branches and leaves more attractive. However, do not water too frequently. In summer, watering once every 5-17 days is no problem. Flower lovers should not be too diligent. Under normal circumstances, watering once every 15 to 20 days is enough
How to care for asparagus fern?
1. Fertilizing asparagus fern should be light and frequent. Never apply concentrated fertilizer, otherwise the branches and leaves are prone to turning yellow. In the spring and summer growing seasons, use mainly nitrogen fertilizer. Apply 1 time per month a decomposed thin liquid fertilizer
Generally, water again only when the potting soil has dried out. In spring and autumn, watering should be reduced, and the rule of not watering until dry should be followed. In winter, control watering.
2. Asparagus fern is suitable for growing in warm, humid soil rich in humus and with good drainage. Asparagus fern is afraid of smoke and dust. If it encounters toxic gases, its branches and leaves are prone to turning yellow.
How to care for spider plant?
1. For potted spider plant, a mixture of equal parts humus, peat soil, garden soil and river sand with a small amount of base fertilizer is commonly used as the substrate. Generally, water once every 4-5 days. Spider plant is a foliage plant that is relatively tolerant of fertilizer. If fertilizer and water are insufficient, it easily becomes scorched and aged, and the leaves turn yellow, losing their ornamental value.
2. It should be placed in a cool, ventilated place, preferably on a windowsill or a table near a window. Note that in summer it must not be placed in direct sunlight for prolonged exposure. Appropriate shading can be used, while also ensuring exposure to scattered light. In winter, make sure it receives sufficient sunlight
That is all for today's sharing