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Succulents never grow? Treat this kind of waste and water once every 7 days, and side shoots will sprout like crazy

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Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home. They not only decorate the room but also purify the air, especially succulents, which are chubby and especially cute. And they are also especially easy to care for. In spring, cuttings grow incredibly fast, and fallen leaves laid on the soil surface can sprout, take root and grow into small succulents. But because of the high temperatures in summer, many succulents do not grow well and are prone to leggy growth, which affects their ornamental value.

Summer is here, and many flower lovers like to keep a few potted flowers at home. They not only decorate the room but also purify the air, especially succulents, which are chubby and especially cute. And they are also especially easy to care for. In spring, cuttings grow incredibly fast, and fallen leaves laid on the soil surface can sprout, take root and grow into small succulents. But because of the high temperatures in summer, many succulents do not grow well and are prone to leggy growth, which affects their ornamental value.

Today the editor will teach you a little trick. Succulents never grow? Treat this kind of waste from the kitchen and water once every 7 days, and side shoots will sprout rapidly! This kind of waste is the waste oil from a range hood. You can dig a small hole at the edge of the flowerpot, then drip a few drops of this waste oil into it, and cover it with soil. The nutrients in this waste oil volatilize relatively slowly. So you can use it once every half month. After using it 3-5 times, side shoots keep coming out, and it stays green all year round.

Of course, some flower lovers will find this greasy. We can chop fruit peels into small pieces, then mix them in a bottle. When the fruit peels are completely blended into the waste oil, it can be diluted with water and used to water thoroughly, and you can spray water on the leaves and pour it on the succulents. But remember not to pour it on the leaves, because some sediment will stick to the leaves and affect their appearance. When caring for succulents in summer, be sure to keep enough moisture to provide water and lower the temperature. At noon when the light is relatively strong, remember to shade them, otherwise the leaves will be sun-softened and stop growing.

Flower lovers who like succulents can try this little trick, and then no longer worry about succulents not growing well. If you have any other flower-growing experience, you can also share it with everyone in the comment box below!




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