Flowers you grow have a short blooming period? Use this to solve your problem

Surely everyone has some stockpiled pills at home, kept around to prevent minor ailments like colds, or even left sitting until they expire without ever being used. If you have flowers at home, fellow gardening friends, you can take them out and use them as flower fertilizer, and these pills are suitable for most flowers. I'll say the important thing three times: don't think it's too much trouble and just throw them away! Don't throw them away! Don't throw them away!

Next, what the editor wants to talk about is ferrous sulfate and aspirin.

1. Ferrous sulfate

Anemia is caused by malnutrition or congenital genetic disease, and ferrous sulfate tablets are its nemesis that can cure it. When your plants also show signs of malnutrition, choosing it is the right move. Yellow leaves on plants are a sign of malnutrition. You can crush the tablet, dissolve one tablet in a cup of water, and then spray it on the leaves. This helps relieve the symptoms of yellow leaves. It is more suitable for acid-loving flowers like gardenia and jasmine, making the leaves more oily green and bright. As for the properties of other plants, you'd better learn about them in advance.

2. Aspirin

Aspirin is also a commonly kept medicine at home. Headaches and fevers from colds fall within its treatment territory. For plants, it can also play a certain disinfecting role. Mix one crushed aspirin in water and use it to water flowers, which is beneficial to plant growth, making them more and more vibrant the more you grow them. During the flowering period, spraying this pill water toward the plant leaves can also effectively prevent leaf drop and flower drop.

Next, what I want to mention is that when taking cuttings, aspirin is also a good way to replace rooting powder. Crush the tablet, add water and stir evenly, then soak healthy branches prepared for cuttings in the pill water for a period of time. This helps increase the rooting rate of cuttings. Of course, for freshly bought bouquets, you can also add aspirin to the spray water, which helps extend their blooming period. Note that the water ratio should be 1:2000, and spraying once a week as a cycle is appropriate, otherwise it is easy to burn the plants.

Pests and diseases are not hard to treat; the key lies in human effort. Since we have brought our plants home, we must take good responsibility for them. When spring warms and flowers bloom, the cultivated temperament comes into play. Whether men, women, old or young, the process of growing flowers is very able to calm the mind, and placing your thoughts on flowers can also help avoid unnecessary wild imaginings. The editor just loves growing flowers, especially enjoying the fun of the cultivation process.