Feed a pothos an egg every month, and it will climb all over the wall even if you just leave it alone

Many friends nowadays keep pothos at home, but this also brings some problems. What should you do if you just cannot keep it alive no matter how you try? I am not trying to be a plant killer on purpose, and I really want to grow them well too! That day I happened to be taking a walk in the neighborhood when I ran into Aunt Liu, who is a real expert at growing flowers. She has more than a dozen potted plants at home, and every one of them is thriving. So I asked her for advice, and she told me a little trick! That is to feed the pothos one egg every month. That way you do not have to bother with it for a whole month, and it will still grow very well!

Aunt Liu said that although plants cannot absorb an egg directly, the egg white, after being processed, produces a lot of nitrogen, and this substance is very helpful for the growth of pothos, though many people do not know it. This is also something Aunt Liu only told me after her own experiment succeeded.

But there is one thing to note: Aunt Liu said you should remove the yolk and keep only the egg white. After we take out the egg white, put it into a plastic bottle, then pour rice-washing water in as well. Once it is all poured in, put the lid on, then shake the bottle hard so they mix thoroughly, and afterward place it under the sun to bake, which can shorten the fermentation time.

After about 20 days or so, this stuff can be used to water the pothos. But before using it, we first have to dilute it with water. Do not pour it directly into the pot, or there will be excess nutrients!