Water the Radermachera sinica with this kind of green water, and its leaves will be glossy green with clusters of flowers blooming.

Radermachera sinica is a green plant loved by many flower enthusiasts. It has a beautiful tree shape, elegant posture, lush branches and leaves, and a long flowering period. When it blooms, it forms strings of golden-yellow flower bands, very beautiful, and it carries the meaning of "happiness."

With the arrival of summer, Radermachera sinica often suffers from yellow leaves and leaf drop, which reduces its ornamental value and affects its flowering. Today, Hua'er will introduce to everyone: give Radermachera sinica a drink of this kind of "green green water," and its leaves will be glossy green with clusters of flowers blooming!

This kind of "green green water" is also equivalent to a flower fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium. It is made from the banana peels left after eating bananas in our daily lives, and it is especially suitable for growing Radermachera sinica. It can make it grow luxuriantly, with new buds and sprouts constantly emerging, lush branches and leaves, and it can increase its resistance.

Specific method: collect some banana peels, chop them all up, then put them into a container, add clean water, and control the ratio at 1:10, one part banana peels to ten parts clean water. After fully mixing, you can drip in a few drops of insecticide to speed up fermentation. After sealing, put it under the sun to bake.

During fermentation, gas will be produced. Every 3-4 days, it needs to be aired out to prevent the container from bursting. In summer, the self-made "green green water" is ready in about 20 days.

Before use, filter it first to remove the residue in the liquid, then dilute it 20 times, pour it into a fine-nozzle pot, and spray it directly onto the branches and leaves of Radermachera sinica. When spraying, spray from bottom to top so that both sides of the leaves are sprayed evenly. On the second day after spraying, carry out back-watering, using clean water to spray the leaves again to wash off some small residue remaining on the branches and leaves. In this way, spraying once every 5-7 days can make the leaves of Radermachera sinica so green they drip oil, and the flowers bloom vigorously.

The care of Radermachera sinica is introduced here. If flower enthusiasts have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!