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Ever since watching shows about life hacks, I always feel that kitchen essentials like baking soda, edible vinegar, and sugar have countless uses waiting for me to discover. Later I found out that medicines we take also have many unexpected uses. For example, aspirin has many benefits for growing flowers, but do you know what kind of aspirin should be used for growing flowers?

Benefits of aspirin for growing flowers:

1. Increases plant growth speed

A flower lover once tried mixing 4 crushed aspirin tablets with 20 liters of clean water, and after mixing evenly, used this solution to spray plants once every 3 weeks. The test subjects were green vegetables in the vegetable garden.

After comparing with the green vegetables that were not sprayed, it was found that the vegetables sprayed with the solution grew faster, and the difference was quite large. The aspirin mixed with clean water solution contains vitamin C, which promotes plant growth.

2. Aspirin can increase the germination rate of flowers and the survival rate during cuttings

Aspirin has the effect of promoting root germination, so whether it is seeds that have just been planted or branches that have just been cut and are waiting to sprout, aspirin can be used to water flowers, allowing these seeds and cut branches to take root better and faster.

3. Aspirin can prevent pests and diseases

The solution of aspirin added to water is itself a kind of disinfectant. Its disinfectant can prevent the growth of various fungi, so using aspirin solution to water flowers can also prevent pests and diseases.

What kind of aspirin should be used for growing flowers?

1. Most of what is sold on the market is aspirin tablets, and their specifications and contents are generally several kinds such as 10mg, 25mg, 30mg, and 50mg. Using these tablets makes it relatively easy to cause dosage errors. If conditions permit, it is best to go to a local pharmaceutical company to buy pure aspirin powder for use;

2. Aspirin is difficult to dissolve in water. When using it, first dissolve it with a small amount of 75% medical alcohol, then add water before use.

The aqueous solution of aspirin is acidic or weakly acidic. The component beneficial to the growth of flowers and plants such as clivia is salicylic acid. So we can only use aspirin solution to grow flowers that like acidic or slightly acidic soil, and cannot use it to grow flowers that like alkaline soil.For example, rhododendrons, gardenias, jasmine, pothos, money trees, happiness trees, banyan trees, asparagus ferns, lucky bamboo, and so on that are kept at home can all be grown with aspirin solution.

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