Feed your flowers a bit of egg and they will grow vigorously with glossy green leaves

Feed jasmine an egg yolk and its fragrance can drift 2 li away!

Jasmine flowers are fragrant and white, and placing a pot at home fills the whole room with scent. But if your jasmine never blooms, that is truly heartbreaking! Why not feed the jasmine an egg yolk? It will quickly push it into blooming!

How to do it?

1. Summer weather is hot, and eggs forgotten outside the fridge will basically all go bad. At this time you can put the bad eggs in a pot and boil them, then set the egg yolk aside separately.

2. Put the cooked egg yolk in a bowl and press it firmly a few times with a small spoon, and the egg yolk can be completely crushed into powder.

3. Along the edge of the jasmine pot, away from the roots, poke a few small holes with a small wooden stick, scoop the crushed egg yolk with a small spoon, bury it directly into the pot, then cover it with soil.

4. Cooked egg yolk contains phosphorus, calcium, iron and other elements. Phosphorus and calcium can make jasmine bloom more, while calcium and other trace elements can make the jasmine plant stronger and stronger, with flowers even bigger than 1 coin!

Feed spider plant a bit of egg white and it will send out 60 plantlets in a row!

Since the egg yolk is used, the egg white cannot be wasted, right? But everyone should note that the egg white is best used raw, never boiled before use!

How to do it?

1. Find a bowl, crack the raw egg completely into the bowl, then find a plastic bottle, point the bottle mouth at the egg yolk, gently squeeze, and the egg yolk can be separated out and placed separately in another bowl.

2. Mix the egg white with water. 1 egg white mixed with about 500 ml of water is enough; 500 ml of clean water is the amount of 1 standard mineral water bottle. Then stir briefly with chopsticks. This concentration generally will not burn the roots.

3. Let the mixed egg white stand for 1-2 hours, then use it directly to water the spider plant! Each time you water, it is best to pour along the pot edge away from the roots. If you worry about attracting bugs, you can also dig a small ring-shaped trench along the pot edge and pour the egg white liquid in.

4. If you are really worried about burning the roots, then put the egg white liquid in a bottle and seal it. It will basically finish decomposing in 2-3 weeks, then mix with water at 1:1 and water the spider plant. Egg white is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. Once the spider plant uses it, new shoots will shoot out rapidly!

Feed clivia some crushed peanuts and its leaves will be glossy and oil-slick!

Once autumn arrives, the clivia at home has passed its dormant period and begins to grow rapidly, but if your clivia still does not move at all, are you especially anxious? Do not worry! Quickly feed the clivia some crushed peanuts!

How to do it?

1. Do not throw away leftover cooked peanuts from home; use them directly to grow clivia. But remember it is best to use plain peanuts; salty or sweet ones cannot be used, otherwise it is bad for the clivia.

2. Shell the peanuts, take out the peanut kernels, then put them in a plastic bag and crush them with a small stick, roughly into small pieces, until they become crushed peanuts.

3. Along the edge of the clivia pot, dig 3-5 small holes with a small shovel, then scoop some crushed peanuts with a small spoon, bury them directly into the clivia pot, and cover with soil. If you worry about attracting small bugs, you can also bury a bit of carbofuran in the soil.

4. Clivia likes oil-rich crops, and crushed peanuts contain a lot of oil. The crushed peanuts buried in the clivia pot will slowly release nutrients, thus supplementing the clivia's nutrients, making the clivia grow more and more vigorously in autumn, with leaves glossy and oil-slick, as if waxed!

Feed snake plant some eggshells and its roots will burst the pot!

After using the egg white and egg yolk, of course the eggshells cannot be missed either; make full use of everything! Especially for flowers like the snake plant, after using eggshells, the leaves stand straight up and can even reach roof height!

How to do it?

1. Do not throw away leftover eggshells at home. Clean them and put them in a bag for later use.

2. Put the eggshells in a plastic bag and crush them into small pieces with a small stick, then put them in a frying pan and stir-fry briefly until the eggshells turn slightly yellow.

3. Along the edge of the snake plant pot, dig a few small holes with a small shovel, then bury the stir-fried eggshells directly into the soil! Eggshells are rich in calcium. Once the snake plant uses them, it will grow stronger and stronger, piercing the roof in no time!

Feed kalanchoe some seafood water and it will burst into bloom all over the pot!

As someone living in Qingdao, the most commonly eaten thing in summer is naturally seafood! If your kalanchoe never blooms, then why not, like Huahua, feed your kalanchoe some seafood water? Within a few days it will make the kalanchoe sprout flower buds!

How to do it?

1. Rinse the seafood briefly a few times with cold water, then boil it in clean water. Remember not to add any seasoning. After boiling, take out the seafood and keep the water left from boiling the seafood.

2. Let the seafood water cool, pour it into a clean bottle, seal it and let it ferment. Remember to open the lid every 3-5 days to release gas. Seafood water ferments especially easily; basically it will be fully decomposed in 2-3 weeks.

3. Mix the fully decomposed seafood water with clean water at a ratio of 1:1, and directly water the kalanchoe with it! Seafood water contains quite a lot of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, which can promote flower bud differentiation in kalanchoe, making it produce more buds and bloom more flowers!

Feed succulents some carrot and they will instantly turn bright red in autumn!

Autumn has arrived, and the succulents at home have reached coloring time again! If your succulents are now as green as a vegetable, then quickly feed them some carrot, and within a few days they will turn bright red!

How to do it?

1. Go to the vegetable market and buy 1-2 fresh carrots, bring them home, wash them clean, and cut the carrots into small cubes for later use.

2. Put clean water in a pot, add the diced carrots to the clean water, bring to a boil over high heat, then simmer over low heat for half an hour, trying to cook the carrots until soft.

3. Pour the mashed carrots and carrot water directly into a bottle, seal it and let it ferment. You can poke a few holes in the bottle cap for ventilation. It will basically be fully decomposed in about 1 month.

4. Put the fully decomposed carrot water into a spray bottle and directly spray the succulents, or use it to water the roots. After about 3-5 times, you will find that green succulents have taken on an orange-ish color, while succulents that already had color have become even more bright red!