Sprinkle 2 handfuls of powder on pothos and jasmine, and they'll grow like crazy even at 40°C, blooming as many times as you like
Recently the temperature has really been climbing steadily, and quite a few gardening friends have reported that their plants aren't growing anymore. Huahua actually thinks that for plants like pothos, money tree, and jasmine, summer is exactly when they grow most vigorously, so why aren't they growing? You must have forgotten to add a little of this to them!
Sprinkle a handful of bone meal on jasmine, and flower buds will pop out one after another!
If we're talking about the plant best suited to growing in summer, it's definitely jasmine! But quite a few gardening friends have told Huahua, why doesn't my jasmine bloom, and even when some do bloom, the flowers aren't very big? Today Huahua will share a little trick: why not sprinkle a handful of bone meal on your jasmine? This problem will definitely be solved right away!
How to do it?
1. Normally, never throw away leftover bones from home. You can collect them and put them in a big pot, rinse them slightly with clean water, so as to draw the salt out of the bones.
2. Put the boiled bones directly in the sun to bake. Summer weather is so hot that the bones will basically dry completely in 3-5 days. If you find sun-drying too troublesome, you can also put the bones in a microwave, and they'll dry out very quickly.
3. Find a small hammer and directly smash the dried bones into powder. If you have the means, you can use a blender to grind the bones directly into bone meal for use.
4. Summer weather is hot, so you can't repot the jasmine. To supplement nutrients, you can dig 3-5 small holes along the edge of the flowerpot, then bury the crushed bone meal in them. Bone meal contains phosphorus, potassium, calcium and other trace elements. Once your jasmine at home uses it, it will bloom more and more!
Sprinkle a handful of sulfur powder on roses, and powdery mildew is completely gone!
When it comes to the rose's reputation as a "medicine bottle," quite a few gardening friends simply get a headache. Besides the annoying red spider mite, the most common problem roses have is naturally powdery mildew! Today, Huahua will teach everyone a great method to kill powdery mildew!
How to do it?
1. Go to a Chinese medicine shop or buy a packet of sulfur powder online and set it aside. If you really can't buy it, then buy a bar of sulfur soap and crush the sulfur soap into powder.
2. First use a spray bottle to wet the leaves that have powdery mildew, then evenly sprinkle the sulfur powder on the rose leaves. Remember, when doing this, you must wear a mask and gloves, and don't let your skin come into direct contact with the sulfur powder.
3. After applying the sulfur powder, wait about 1 day, then rinse the sulfur powder off with water. Repeat this 2-3 times, and you can basically completely cure the powdery mildew.
4. If you really can't buy sulfur powder, then go to a pharmacy and buy a tube of sulfur ointment, and apply it to both the front and back of the leaves that have powdery mildew. The effect is also quite good.
Sprinkle expired milk powder on pothos, and it grows like crazy as if injected with chicken blood!
Recently quite a few gardening friends have posted pictures on our APP. Seeing other people's pothos climbing the walls and shooting up to the roof, Huahua is simply dying of envy! Only after asking did I find out that the secret is all right here!
How to do it?
1. If you have expired milk powder or soy milk powder at home, never throw it away. Just use it directly to grow plants, and the nutrients are extremely rich!
2. Scoop out a few spoonfuls of milk powder or soy milk powder, mix it with rice-washing water, stir well and seal it up, then put it in the sun to ferment. Open the lid about every 5 days to let it breathe. Summer weather is hot, so it will basically be fully decomposed in about 20 days.
3. Dilute the fully decomposed milk powder water with clean water at a ratio of 1:50, and directly water your pothos at home with it. Because milk powder contains lots of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, it can supplement nutrients for the pothos, making it grow more and more vigorously!
Sprinkle a bit of eggshell powder on spider plants, and the leaves grow sturdier and sturdier!
Besides pothos, spider plant is also a flower that grows very vigorously in summer. If you want the spider plant's leaves to get sturdier and sturdier in summer, then why not sprinkle a handful of eggshells on it!
How to do it?
1. Collect the eggshells from home, rinse them slightly, then put them in the sun to dry.
2. Crush the sun-dried eggshells with your feet, or put them directly in a blender and grind them into powder for later use.
3. Dig a few small holes along the edge of the spider plant's pot, and sprinkle the crushed eggshell powder into them. Eggshells contain plenty of calcium and phosphorus. After using it on the spider plant, its leaves will become sturdier and sturdier!
That's all from Huahua for today!
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