Longing for rain, longing for coolness, longing to dive headfirst into the snow! Of course, what people can't forget in summer is beer, especially since every plaza has its own beer festival, or you gather 3-5 friends and have a drink at home! That leftover beer, though, you can't just pour it down the drain like a hotel does, what a waste! Yatou has a tip for you: pair beer with these things you already have at home to care for your plants, the results are fantastic, and nothing goes to waste!

White vinegar

Both of these can be used directly on plants on their own, but when you combine them, the results are even better!

Collect the leftover beer, find a container with a wide mouth, and let it sit for 2-3 days so the alcohol and such fully evaporate!

Based on the amount of beer, prepare one-tenth as much white vinegar, then add 500 ml of water and mix evenly. Once it's ready, you can use it right away. Either spray it directly on the leaves, or dip a cloth in it and wipe them down!

Use this to wipe the leaves and they'll be extra glossy, plus it promotes growth. Try it on the vines in your home, like pothos, and it will absolutely surprise you by the end of summer! But be careful not to use it too often, about once every two weeks is enough. After wiping, wait 2-3 days and you can rinse the leaves again with clean water!

Aspirin

They say that mixing aspirin with beer can promote flowering!

The dilution ratio is the same as with white vinegar: 1:10:500. Once it's mixed, spray it on flowers that are in the bud stage. The solution can effectively promote flower bud development, making the blooms bigger and more fragrant.

Cigarette butts

Cigarette butts are great for pest control, and with beer added, the effect is doubled.

This one is even simpler to use: just drop the cigarette butts straight into the beer bottle and let them soak, a little bit doesn't matter. After soaking for 3-5 days, pour off the clear liquid on top, dilute it, and water your plants with it!