Feed Clivia and pothos 2 kinds of small pills, and they will still grow like crazy even if you ignore them for half a year

After keeping plants for a long time, many people have learned some little tricks for growing flowers. Whether it is watering flowers with rice water or fertilizing with soybeans, most flower-growing tips are slowly discovered by countless flower lovers through trial and error in daily life. It is true. Potted flowers are originally a part of life, and the fact that more and more people grow flowers today shows that life is much better than before. In the daily process of growing flowers, whether it is Clivia, pothos, lucky bamboo or spider plant, every kind of flower needs some knowledge and clever tips if it is to grow vigorously. Next, Potted Plant Tips shares with flower lovers a good fertilizer for growing flowers. Use "it" to grow flowers, and it is a universal fertilizer for flower growing. Clivia, pothos or other flowers will grow like crazy once used.

Some flower lovers may already be using them. One is "aspirin", and the other is "vitamin B2". These two kinds of small pills cost 1 yuan for 20 tablets. Not only are they this cheap, they are also great for growing flowers. Why is that? First, let's talk about aspirin. Aspirin tablets contain a substance that promotes flower plants to take root and have strong root systems, called "salicylic acid". When it is present in the potting soil of flowers, after being absorbed by the plant roots, it will stimulate the activity of root cells and further promote vigorous growth. This is especially true for flowers with well-developed root systems like Clivia and pothos, which grow more and more vigorously.

Vitamin B2 is also a good fertilizer for growing flowers. Its presence can help flower plants strengthen photosynthesis and respiration, and it can even regulate plant metabolic behaviors such as transpiration. This is also why some flower-growing experts always keep some vitamins at home. Whether it is flowering plants, foliage plants or succulents, they can all be used to grow flowers. Regularly using vitamin B2 on common plants can reduce the occurrence of yellow spots, rotten holes and black tips on leaves. Previously, a flower lover left a message saying that their spider plant always had black tips and dry tips. Besides suggesting spraying with monopotassium phosphate, I also suggested watering the flowers with vitamin B2. Sure enough, in less than a month, the flower lover said the spider plant had regained its vitality.

Using them to grow flowers is relatively easy to do. First crush two tablets into powder, then pour it into a mineral water bottle, fill it up. Just follow this ratio. One bottle of water, two tablets. Shake evenly and wait until the powder is completely dissolved, then it can be used to water flowers. The frequency of watering flowers can be controlled to once a month. In this way, after persisting for two or three months, the leaves of Clivia and pothos will become more and more emerald green. Not to mention yellow leaves, the way the leaves grow like crazy will definitely surprise you. Also, besides crushing and dissolving them, the powder can also be mixed into the soil when making homemade nutrient soil, and it can also play a certain role.

Besides the nutritional effects mentioned above, aspirin tablets also have a very good rooting effect. When taking pothos cuttings, rose cuttings or gardenia cuttings, the roots can be dipped in a little of its powder, which will greatly increase the survival rate.

That is all for sharing the little tips on growing flowers. Thank you for reading!

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