Feed your flowers with tomatoes, and the branches go wild, growing into a 2-meter waterfall

I have a friend who is especially good at growing flowers. Once I saw the plants he was growing, and they were super stunning. I was completely shocked and kept asking him how he grew them. After asking for a long time, he finally told me. This time I am going to share exactly how he grows these plants.

Give the flowers a taste of tomatoes, and they grow into a 2-meter waterfall!

If you have rotten or unripe tomatoes at home, you can turn them into flower fertilizer, because they are rich in fruit acids, vitamin C, citric acid and other components, making them very suitable for growing flowers.

How do tomatoes nourish flowers?

1. Chop the tomatoes and mash them into a paste.

2. Put the mashed tomatoes into a plastic bottle, pour in rice-washing water until the bottle is 3/4-4/5 full, then put on the lid, not too tight, and just leave it in the sun for 7-10 days.

3. Then pour out the upper clear liquid, add clean water and mix, about 30-50 times. Use the mixed water to water spider plants and pothos, once every two weeks. Not only is the effect good, but it also smells fresh and fragrant.

Watermelon rind is rich in fructose, fruit sugar and other components, and is also very suitable for making flower fertilizer. The effect is very good. After fermentation it becomes acidic, and it is suitable for most flowers.

How does watermelon rind nourish flowers?

1. Remove the red flesh from the watermelon rind to avoid attracting fungus gnats.

2. Then wash it 2-3 times.

3. Cut it into several small pieces; the smaller the pieces, the easier it is to ferment.

4. Then put the pieces into a plastic bucket, add clean water, and stop adding water when it is about 60-70% full. The bottle opening does not need to be too tight; leave a 5-10 cm gap for ventilation, then put it in the sun to ferment.

5. If it is summer, about one month is enough, and there is not much smell either. When using, mix the upper clear liquid with clean water at a ratio of 1:50 to water flowers, for example jasmine. Not only do the leaves grow more lushly, but the flowers also look better.

Give the flowers some lemon water, and the leaves will be glossy and not turn yellow!

Lemon water is not only suitable for people to drink, but also suitable for flowers. Because it is acidic itself, it improves the acidity and alkalinity of the soil to a certain extent, and is very beneficial to the growth of flowers.

How does lemon water nourish flowers?

1. Cut 2 or 3 thin slices of lemon.

2. Put them into a water glass and soak.

3. Drink the lemon water yourself. After you have drunk enough, put the thin lemon slices into a watering bucket and soak them.

4. After 2 days, take them out to water flowers. For example, watering gardenias with it can prevent yellow leaves.

Give the flowers some dragon fruit peel, and the flowers burst into bloom effortlessly!

Dragon fruit peel is rich in nutrients. Not only is it good for people, but when flowers get it, it is also very beneficial. Not only do the branches and leaves flourish, but the plants also grow sturdy.

How does dragon fruit peel nourish flowers?

1. Cut the dragon fruit peel into several small pieces.

2. Put them into a large plastic bucket, add clean water and brown sugar, and mix at a ratio of 3:10:1.

3. Cover the bottle opening with a layer of plastic wrap. And put on the lid; the lid should have a slight gap for ventilation.

4. After preparing it, put it in the sun and wait for 2 months until there is no strange smell, then add water and mix at a ratio of 1:10. Water once or twice a month.

Give the flowers some banana peel, and the roots grow strong and the leaves flourish without disease!

Banana peel is also very nutritious, with sufficient potassium fertilizer. It is very helpful to the development of flowers. Not only do the leaves flourish and the root system grow larger, but the plants are also hard to make sick.

How does banana peel nourish flowers?

1. Chop the banana peel.

2. Put it into a plastic bottle and add water until the bottle is 4/5 full.

3. Put on the lid, not too tight, and put it in the sun to dry. After about one month, decomposition is basically complete.

4. Finally, take out a little of the well-decomposed banana peel water and mix it with 30-40 times water to water and nourish the roots. Once a month is enough.

There are many other summer fruits, such as apples, grapes, peaches and so on, that can all be used to grow flowers. We can draw inferences from the methods above and apply them flexibly.