Its sap is a universal water for growing flowers; Clivia, money tree and asparagus fern explode with growth after "drinking" it

In today's homes, growing flowers is becoming more and more common, but many flower lovers, unable to grasp the essentials, end up with droopy, lifeless plants. Clivia, money tree and asparagus fern are common household flowering plants, but many flower lovers say their plants at home neither grow nor stop yellowing. Today I'll share a little flower-growing trick: use "its" sap to grow flowers, and it is a "universal water" for growing flowers; Clivia, money tree and asparagus fern "drink" it and grow vigorously until they burst out of the pot.

The "its" sap is the sap of willow branches. Willow branches contain a substance called salicylic acid, which has the effect of rooting and promoting buds, and can also help inhibit rot or fungal infection of plant branches, preventing root rot, so using willow branches to grow foliage potted plants works especially well.

The preparation and use methods are as follows:

Preparation method:

Find some fresh willow bark, remove the leaves, cut it into small pieces, you can chop it up a bit with a tool, then soak it in water for about 3 days.

How to use:

1. Watering flowers

When using it, you need to add some clean water, use it at a 1:1 ratio, once every 7 days is enough. Flower lovers need not worry about burning the roots; this is a purely natural organic nutrient solution, and using it a few more times is no problem. After you keep using it for a month, you will find that the leaves of your Clivia, money tree and asparagus fern are glossy and shiny, and new leaves come popping out.

2. As a drainage layer at the bottom of the pot

Placing willow branches at the bottom of the pot not only increases the looseness and air permeability of the potting soil and reduces the possibility of root rot, but also sterilizes and promotes growth.

3. Used as rooting water

With the soaked willow branch water, you can put the branches that need to be propagated by cuttings in it and soak them for 12 hours, after which they can be planted as cuttings; it not only sterilizes but also greatly increases the cutting survival rate.

With this "universal water" for growing flowers, Clivia, money tree and asparagus fern grow vigorously until they burst out of the pot. Thank you all for reading; if you have any good methods, you are welcome to leave them in the comments to share with everyone.

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