These past few days the typhoon passed through, finally bringing a touch of coolness, but even after the Start of Autumn it still isn't cool! But hope on, hope on, the muggy days are about to end! The flowers and plants at home have finally made it through summer! If that's what you think, then you're wrong, the muggy weather will last at least another two weeks! Even if the temperature is high, Yatou has a clever trick!

1. Bone meal

This year has really been too hot, people suffering heatstroke everywhere, "seafood" suffering heatstroke, and flowers suffering heatstroke too. Many people's flowers won't bloom because it's too muggy, for example jasmine! Why not try bone meal.

Collect the bones from your home as usual, you can keep only the large pieces, and sun them under the sun until they are crispy! With the summer sun, they'll probably dry out in 2-3 days!

Find a small hammer and smash the bones, the finer the better, grind them directly into powder! Not just for jasmine, for flowers at home that have grown buds, you can dig a small hole beside the flower pot and bury some in. Bone meal is rich in calcium, phosphorus and potassium, which can promote blooming.

2. Egg powder

In summer if flowers are a bit wilted (excluding the cause of lack of water) you can use eggshells! Before, people just threw eggshells directly into the pot, but to promote absorption we can grind them into powder.

The method is roughly the same, collect eggshells, rinse the egg liquid inside clean with water, then sun them under the sun. After that you can step on them with your feet, smash them with a hammer, leaving relatively fine powder. Dig a small hole and bury it in the flower pot!

3. Milk powder

This is also the first time Yatou has heard of it, milk powder can be used to grow flowers! But you need to choose one with relatively less sugar, and it can't be used directly either!

Scoop a few spoonfuls of milk powder or soy milk powder, mix it with rice-washing water, stir evenly and seal it up, put it under the sun to ferment. After about 5 days, open the lid to let it breathe, and since summer weather is hot, it will basically be fully decomposed in about 20 days.

The decomposed milk powder water can then be used to water the flowers!