Use this all-purpose fertilizer for your plants, it's a hundred times better than leaf mold and rice water

After growing plants for a long time, you'll pick up some little tricks for plant care. Some of these tips come from everyday life and are very practical. For example, the most common ones are watering plants with rice water, adding leaf mold when mixing nutrient soil, and so on. Growing plants is one of life's pleasures, and only by tending them with care can you grow every kind of plant and flower well.

When growing plants, besides watering and potting soil, there's one more detail to pay attention to, and that's fertilizing. As the saying goes, feed plants with light fertilizer frequently, never with strong fertilizer, but which fertilizer works best? Using compound fertilizers and other inorganic fertilizers isn't as good as organic fertilizers, but most organic fertilizers have an odor, like barnyard manure and chicken manure.

Using "this kind" of fertilizer can replace barnyard manure, it's a natural organic fertilizer, an all-purpose fertilizer for plants.

It's a hundred times better for growing plants than leaf mold or rice water! This is the common household "fermented soybean water." Soybeans contain large amounts of amino acids and nitrogen as well as some phosphorus and other trace elements, which are very beneficial to the growth of plants and flowers. They are especially suited to absorption by flower roots, boosting the roots' disease resistance and making them grow thicker and stronger.

This fermented soybean water can be used to water most plants and flowers.

Of course, making fermented soybean water also involves quite a few finer points. Because if you use unfermented or incompletely fermented soybean water, after pouring it into the flower pot, it will release a large amount of heat as it decomposes, raising the temperature inside the potting soil, which then burns the roots and causes the leaves of the plants and flowers to turn yellow. The method for fermenting soybeans is also fairly easy to carry out.

First, wash the soybeans clean, soak them for two hours, and after boiling them, put them into a sealed water bottle. Fill it with water, add one or two pieces of orange peel (which can remove the sour smell of fermentation), don't screw the cap on too tightly, and then leave it in the sun for two weeks.

Using fully fermented soybean water over a long period to water potted plants such as spider plants, pothos, snake plants and clivias can make their leaves grow more and more glossy green, and basically you won't need to fertilize them anymore. Because this fermented soybean water takes a long time to make, it's recommended to prepare a larger amount of soybeans when making it. When watering, water once a week, and this will meet the growth needs of the flowers.

After the soybeans are fermented, besides the liquid being used to water plants, the strained-out soybeans have already become very soft, and they can also be used for growing plants. Since they've already been fermented, burying them in the potting soil of a flower pot can also provide a very good fertilizing effect. The specific method is to dig a few small holes directly along the edge of the flower pot, and bury 2-3 soybeans in each.

Whether it's fermented soybean water or fully fermented soybeans, both are a "natural organic fertilizer," and since the materials are easy to get and every household has them, they can truly be called a treasure for growing plants!

That's all for sharing these little tips about growing plants, thanks for reading!

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