Three flowers are born drinkers; water them once every 30 days and they will burst out of their pots without any fertilizer

These three flowers are "old drunks"; use it once every 30 days and they will burst out of their pots, and chemical fertilizers have to step aside.

Growing potted flowers adds charm to life, cultivates character, soothes the mind and nourishes the spirit, and can also beautify the home and green the environment, making life more comfortable. Clivia (Clivia miniata), pothos (Epipremnum aureum), and money tree (Pachira aquatica) are flowers and plants that many people like, and they are also old drunks; drink beer once every 30 days and they will burst out of their pots, and flower fertilizer has to step aside.

Beer contains a large amount of carbon dioxide, and plant growth happens to need carbon dioxide, so using beer to grow flowers can speed up plant metabolism, accelerate growth, make the leaves greener, and keep the plants bursting out of their pots with nonstop blooming.

The specific method of use: dilute the beer tenfold and use it to spray the leaf surface, once every 30 days; it can supplement nutrients outside the roots. Spray it on the back of the leaves, as this is better for absorption, making Clivia, pothos, and money tree grow more and more vigorously, bursting out of their pots continuously.

So in the hot summer, what other issues should be noted when caring for these three flowers and plants?

When it is too hot, be sure to pay attention to shading and cooling, and place it in a bright spot with scattered light, where it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight.

Also pay attention to pruning. For dense leaves and yellowing leaves, cut them off in time to reduce nutrient consumption and let the plant pass the summer safely.

When it is too hot, it is also not suitable to fertilize. After entering September and October, it will still be in time to fertilize!