The most powerful nutrient solution for growing flowers: a single spoonful makes pothos shoot up 2 meters tall

Before we know it, autumn has arrived. Although autumn temperatures are lower and potted flowers do not evaporate water quickly, some novice gardeners do not know how to care for flowers in autumn, so their potted plants survive the summer only to turn into an empty pot in autumn. This is especially true of pothos. Pothos symbolizes happiness, and many flower lovers like to keep several pots in the office and at home, but getting it to grow into a full pot in autumn is especially difficult.

So what should you do if you want to grow a full pot in autumn? There is actually a way. Today I will introduce a method that can easily get pothos to grow into a full pot. If you want to grow pothos well in autumn, the most important thing is to keep up with nutrition. However, fertilizing pothos separately is also rather troublesome. Things like rice water and fish tank water are fairly complicated to process into nutrient solution, and one careless mistake can even kill the pothos.

In fact, we can use the waste oil from the kitchen range hood to grow pothos. Just dig a small hole at the edge of the pot and pour in one or two spoonfuls. Never let it touch the roots, otherwise it is easy to burn them. Use it twice a month, and after two or three uses, the effect is excellent: it grows lush and green, shoots up two meters tall, and you do not need to fertilize it for a whole year.

In addition, we can take an appropriate amount of waste oil and put it in a clean bottle, then add an appropriate amount of banana peel. The banana peel must be chopped up in advance, then cover the bottle with a lid for fermentation. Once the banana peel has completely dissolved into the oil, it can be used to fertilize pothos. Dilute it with an appropriate amount of water and pour it on, or just take a spoonful and put it in the soil.

Flower lovers who like growing pothos can try this little trick, and the pothos will grow rapidly. If you have any other flower-growing experience, you can also share it with everyone in the comment box below!