Grandma used eggs to grow spider plants, and it sent out 60 shoots in a row and grew radish-like roots

Summer has passed, and the flowers and plants have all perished, so they must be "starving." Take spider plants, for example. A while ago, Huahua's grandma fed one an egg, and unexpectedly it immediately sent out several little pups. When repotting, the roots looked just like little ginseng!

Feed it a little egg white, and the spider plant grows radish-like roots

For gardening friends who think eggshells are still too slow, you can take a risky move - feed it egg white. Huahua has tried it, and as long as the location is well ventilated, there is absolutely no problem!

1. Separate out the egg white

One egg at a time is enough; first separate out the egg white~

2. Mix the egg white with water and stir evenly

For 1 egg white, mix in 500 ml of clean water and stir well~ This concentration generally will not irritate the spider plant~

3. Use

After stirring the egg white water evenly, let it settle for 2 hours before watering the spider plant. Gardening friends who are worried can insert a relatively thick milk tea straw into the pot and pour it in along the straw, and then there is no fear of attracting bugs.

Gardening friends can also store the egg white liquid in a plastic bottle. Water it twice a month, and you can grow plump, white radish-like roots!

Feed it an egg yolk, and it goes crazy sending out pups and blooming

Egg yolk is high in cholesterol, so it is better to eat less of it. The leftover egg yolk can also be made into a natural fertilizer to promote flowering and pup production - phosphorus fertilizer.

1. Crush the egg yolk first

Take out the egg yolk and let it dry a little first. Put the drier egg yolk in a small bowl and crush it with a spoon.

2. Use

The crushed egg yolk can be buried directly in the flower pot, not too deep. Just dig 3 holes in the pot, fill some in, and cover with soil. Burying it once lasts two months, and in autumn it goes crazy sending out pups.

If there is any egg yolk left, you can also mix it with clean water, shake well, and store it in a plastic bottle for later use. A spider plant that has eaten egg yolk will even keep blooming!

Stir-fry eggshells, and the nutrition is at its highest

Eggshells are a commonly used flower fertilizer. Many gardening friends directly cover the flower pot with them, which not only prevents airflow but also makes them very hard to decompose, so the nutrients are not easily absorbed. Actually, as long as you stir-fry them, you can make a safe and effective calcium fertilizer!

1. Dry the eggshells

The eggshells you have saved up must be dried first, otherwise the egg liquid inside will turn into scrambled eggs when stir-frying~

Image from gardening friend @Pipiying

2. Crush the eggshells

Find a thick plastic bag, put the dried eggshells in it, and crush them with a cutting board or a book. Note: the more finely crushed, the better.

3. Stir-fry the eggshells in a pan

Pour the crushed eggshells into a hot flat pan and stir-fry for 2-3 minutes, then turn to low heat and roast for a while. When you smell a burnt fragrance, it is ready, and you can turn off the heat!

4. Use

Once the stir-fried eggshells cool, they are ready to use. Dig a few small holes in the flower pot, sprinkle the eggshells in, and then bury them well, once a month. The stir-fried eggshells can be sealed and stored for multiple uses.

Using eggs to grow spider plants

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