Add 2 kinds of expired pills to flower pots, half a tablet makes them burst into a full pot, more effective than rooting powder

More and more people love growing flowers, and many flower lovers have discovered lots and lots of flower-growing tips, such as using liquid fermented from soybeans to fertilize flowers, which is not only simple and convenient but also has excellent fertilizer effect. Another example is when taking cuttings of flowers, dipping the stem in sugar water or willow water can speed up the growth of the plant's root system. And so on, a whole series of little flower-growing tips. They are all summaries from fellow flower lovers, not only simple and convenient but also very effective.

So today I'll share another little flower-growing tip with you, very practical for home flower growing. It is the aspirin and vitamin B12 commonly found at home. If you have these two kinds of expired pills at home, absolutely do not throw them away; using them for flowers makes a very good rooting powder and plant growth fertilizer. So the theme shared today is:

2 kinds of "expired pills", more "effective" than rooting powder for growing flowers, add "half a tablet" to the pot and it bursts into a full pot!

Growing flowers is a process of growing roots, so only when the plant grows a robust and well-developed root system can it grow green and lush and produce beautiful flowers. Especially when taking flower cuttings, generally you first put the cutting stems in a water solution of rooting powder, soak for ten minutes, and then insert them into the seedling substrate, which helps the plant grow roots quickly. So using the following two kinds of expired pills, whether when taking flower cuttings or when watering flowers normally, you can use them to speed up the growth of the plant's root system and make the flowers grow greener and more lush.

Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 is a common household medicine; generally every home has vitamin B12, and it is inevitable that some expired pills will appear. If you find vitamin B12 has expired, absolutely do not throw it away; using it to grow flowers works very well. Now in autumn it is suitable for taking cuttings of Christmas cactus and kalanchoe; put the trimmed stems in a water solution of vitamin B12, soak them, and then take the cuttings, which can greatly increase the success rate of cuttings.

Of course, for some potted flowers, you can fully mix one tablet of vitamin B12 with 500 grams of water and then water the potted plants with it, which can speed up plant growth; for flowers like Christmas cactus, spider plant and pothos, it can make them quickly burst into a full pot.

Aspirin

Aspirin is a common anti-inflammatory medicine at home, and its main ingredient is acetylsalicylic acid, and this substance has the effect of promoting plant growth. Generally, if you have expired aspirin tablets at home, absolutely do not throw them away; using them to grow flowers works very well and easily makes flowers burst into a full pot. Generally use one aspirin tablet mixed with 500 grams of water, and use the fully dissolved water solution to water the flowers. Using this water solution on any flower at home can speed up their growth, and there are no side effects.

So for friends who grow flowers, if you have these two kinds of expired pills at home, absolutely do not throw them away; using them to grow flowers works very well. What other little flower-growing tips do you have? Share them!

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