When keeping large green plants at home, bury this stuff in the soil, and they will grow lush and vigorous

Many plant lovers keep some larger green plants at home, such as the money tree (Zamioculcas zamiifolia), areca palm (Dypsis lutescens), and snake plant (Sansevieria trifasciata), to decorate their homes and add a touch of green.

Plant growth cannot be separated from fertilizer, and these larger green plants need even more nutrients. Fertilizing alone cannot provide enough nutrients, and it is also especially easy to damage the roots, so base fertilizer is particularly important. Today Huarjie will introduce a kind of base fertilizer to everyone. Bury a little of "it" in the potting soil, and the money tree, areca palm, and snake plant will grow like crazy, with lush branches and leaves!

Every day after we finish drinking soy milk, some okara is filtered out. Collect this okara and put it in a container to ferment. If the amount is too small, just grind the soybeans into soy milk and ferment them together with the okara. Put it in the sun to bake. In summer, fermentation is usually complete in about half a month.

Filter the liquid out of the fermented okara. This liquid can be diluted 20 times to use for growing plants. Then put the dry okara in the sun to bake, turning it appropriately during the process. It is best to make it into powder, so it is easier to use after drying.

Dig a few small holes around the flower pot, and bury fermented okara powder in each small hole. The amount depends on the size of the green plant, controlled at 1-2 spoonfuls, then cover it with soil. Each time you water thoroughly, the okara powder will spread into the soil and provide long-term absorption for the roots, making it very suitable for growing larger green plants.

Next, here is an introduction to watering and care for common green plants:

1. Money tree

The money tree likes an environment that is both moist and on the drier side, and it also has strong drought tolerance. Water thoroughly again when the potting soil shows signs of turning white. In summer, when temperatures are high and water evaporates quickly, you can spray some water on the leaves every day to increase moisture. It should be cared for in a well-ventilated place to ensure that the water of the day can completely evaporate, otherwise it is very easy to cause rot, pests, and diseases.

2. Areca palm

The areca palm does not have high water requirements. As long as you follow the principle of letting it dry out and then soaking it thoroughly, water a little more appropriately in dry and hot seasons, and spray some water on the branches and leaves more often to increase humidity and keep it emerald green. In low-temperature and rainy environments, water less. Keeping it appropriately dry is more helpful for its growth.

3. Snake plant

The snake plant is a desert plant, so watering should be moderate and must not be too wet, otherwise the markings on the leaf surface will fade and lose their luster, reducing its ornamental value. During the growing season, you can water a little more appropriately to promote new bud differentiation and leaf growth.

That is all for the care of green plants. If plant lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about plant care knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!