Water the umbrella tree (Schefflera arboricola) with these 3 kinds of water, and its branches and leaves will be lush and growing vigorously

The umbrella tree is a large potted green plant, mostly used to decorate halls, studies and other places. Its thick branches and emerald green leaves give it great ornamental value, and it can also purify the air, absorbing formaldehyde, nicotine and other harmful gases, bringing fresh air.

The umbrella tree is relatively easy to care for, basically requiring little time and effort. Today Hua'er will introduce to you 3 kinds of water for growing the umbrella tree that can make it sprout new shoots rapidly, with lush branches and leaves full of green vitality!

1. Willow branch water

When the umbrella tree grows to a certain point, its vitality decreases and it is not easy for it to sprout new shoots. Willow branch water contains large amounts of salicylic acid, willow acid and so on, which can stimulate the umbrella tree, increase its vitality, promote the sprouting of new shoots, and make the plant fuller and more emerald green.

Specific method: Prepare a relatively large container, cut a few vigorous, tender willow branches of the current year, cut them into small segments, crush them and put them into the container, pour in an appropriate amount of water (in summer you can use air conditioner water), soak for half an hour, then take the supernatant liquid and water the plant with it, continuing for half a month.

2. Aquarium water

Some flower lovers keep fish at home, and the aquarium water changed out each time can be used to water the umbrella tree. Aquarium water contains fish excrement, which can provide rich nutrients for the umbrella tree, working even better than fertilizer, making the umbrella tree grow more robust with lush branches and leaves.

3. Beer water

Beer contains large amounts of sugar and some trace elements. Spraying it directly onto the leaves as a foliar top dressing is most suitable, as it can make the leaves more emerald green and glossy, speed up photosynthesis, promote metabolism, and increase ornamental value.

Specific method: Collect leftover beer, first let it sit for about 4 hours, then dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:10, pour it into a fine-nozzle bottle (a sprayer is best), spray it onto the leaves, evenly on both sides, and the next day spray with clean water to wash it off.

That is all for the care of the umbrella tree. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. To learn more about flower growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!