How to grow pothos? Add a cheap ingredient, and the leaves will turn glossy green and grow so fast you can't stop them

Pothos leaves are emerald green and it also has a strong air-purifying ability. Whether it's a new house or an old one, placing a few pots of pothos at home is easy on the eyes. The most important thing is that pothos is very tough, and it's basically impossible to kill. But yellow leaves and lack of growth still trouble many flower lovers. Today I'll share a small trick with you. It's simple to do, and it can make pothos leaves turn glossy green and grow rapidly.

The credit for this little trick that makes pothos leaves turn glossy green goes to "soybeans." They're very cheap and can be found everywhere in the market. For pothos, soybeans are a treasure. Soybeans have high nutritional value, and we usually use them to make soy milk. Soybeans have a very high nitrogen content, and using them for growing flowers gives remarkable results. For pothos, we can make soybean water or soybean granules to use on it.

1. Soybean water. If you have a soy milk maker at home, you can directly use it to grind the soybeans into powder, then take 1 jin of soybean powder and add 40 jin of water, mixing at a ratio of about 1:40, then pour it into a jar and seal it to ferment. During fermentation there may be an odor, so you can add a little citrus peel to remove the smell. Seal it for about 6 months, and when you need to use it, take it out, dilute it 3000 times, put it in a spray bottle, and water the pothos with it. With this method, you must remember that the soybean water must be fully fermented. If it is not fully fermented and you use it on pothos, it can easily damage the roots and cause yellow leaves.

2. Soybean granules. This is a more direct method. Boil the soybeans, let them cool, then dig a small furrow in the pothos pot soil, preferably 5cm away from the roots, put in about 7-8 granules, cover with soil, and water. Some flower lovers may want to be lazy and wonder if they can use raw soybeans. Of course raw soybeans won't work. Raw ones are not flower fertilizer, they will sprout.

Are there any flower lovers who want to dig a few holes in the soil and bury soybeans? I think there definitely are. I once met a flower lover like this who dug 5 holes in his pothos pot soil and buried soybeans. Dear, in less than a month, his pothos had yellow leaves and died. This was fertilizer damage. If you want to test the fertility of the pot soil, you can use a flower and plant detector for help. Just insert it into the pot soil, and you can check the soil fertility value through your phone. It's very simple.

The operation of fermenting soybean water is a bit troublesome. The fermented water has an odor, and you also worry that incomplete fermentation will burn the pothos roots. Is there anything that can replace it? If you want to save trouble, you can use an organic nutrient solution specially made for pothos. It is purely plant-fermented, safe and harmless. Especially for families with elderly people and children at home, using this organic nutrient solution is more reassuring, and its fertilizer effect is the same as that of soybeans.