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Pour its juice on clivia, pothos, and money tree, and the leaves will be glossy and the flowers vivid

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As people's living standards improve, more and more people have fallen in love with growing flowers. Plants like clivia, pothos, and money tree are all potted plants that flower lovers quite like. Today Xiaohua will share how to grow these three flowers. If you want them to grow fast, ...

As people's living standards improve, more and more people have fallen in love with growing flowers. Plants like clivia, pothos, and money tree are all potted plants that flower lovers quite like. Today Xiaohua will share how to grow these three flowers. If you want them to grow fast, pour "its" "juice" into the pot, and the leaves will ooze oil and the flowers will be vivid. Take a look!

Whose juice is it exactly?

Pour a little willow juice and they will explode with growth and won't stop

Willow is a plant that roots fast, grows fast, and quickly grows leaves and sprouts. Old people often say: "Plant a flower with care and it won't bloom; casually stick a willow and it will grow into shade." This quickly explains the point. So why is that?

In fact, it is mainly because willow juice contains a substance called salicylic acid. This is a natural growth agent, or in plain terms, a natural organic growth hormone. It can promote faster rooting and sprouting in plants, and after being used on clivia, pothos, and money tree, it can make their leaves oily green, thick, and glossy.

So how do we extract it?

This is actually very simple. We can pick a few branches (some flower lovers worry this will damage the willow's growth, but that worry is unnecessary, because we are growing flowers and need only a little, so it won't cause any damage to the willow). Then cut the willow branches into sections and smash the bark on the willow branches a little to help the juice flow out. Soak them in a basin or plastic bottle. Generally, soaking for about 10 hours is enough. Then take the water and water the flowers.

It is suggested that flower lovers use it 3-4 times a month. After using it consistently for a period of time, pothos, money tree, and clivia will grow many new leaves, and clivia will also bloom more, without the phenomenon of flower stalks getting stuck.

If you want pothos, money tree, and clivia to grow well, other aspects of flower care are also indispensable. Flower lovers must pay attention. Below Xiaohua will briefly share more, and I hope you like it!

1. How to care for pothos?

Pothos needs semi-shade and ventilated care. It cannot be exposed to strong sun, or its leaves will turn yellow and become smaller. Generally, watering once every 5-7 days is enough. You need to spray water on its leaves often, which can make its leaves grow glossier. If you usually apply a little green-leaf fertilizer, plus our willow branch water, then pothos growing like crazy is no problem.

2. How to care for money tree?

Money tree likes light, but it needs shading during high summer temperatures. Usually, just give it plenty of sunlight. Be sure to water less. Generally, watering once every 15-20 days is enough, but when you water, water thoroughly. Do not give half watering, and do not let water accumulate in the pot. You can water with a little fermented rice water or green-leaf fertilizer, and with willow branch water it will have lush branches and leaves.

3. How to care for clivia?

Clivia has fleshy roots, so water must not accumulate in the pot. It is suggested that flower lovers water once every 7-10 days, and when watering, water thoroughly. Care requires well-drained, loose, breathable pine needle soil or leaf mold, with sufficient base fertilizer. You can add some roasted castor beans as base fertilizer. It needs diffused light and ventilated care, and cannot be exposed to strong sun. It follows light, so during normal care you need to turn the pot often. Only in this way can its leaves be even and beautiful!

That's all for today's sharing





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