Houseplants go crazy growing after eating this; this little thing works even better than flower fertilizer
When it comes to matching home decor styles, especially the accent of plants, it is indispensable; otherwise, without these lively plant accents, it is hard for the atmosphere at home to come alive, and it seems to be missing a natural scenery, giving people more of a lifeless feeling. So every person who loves their home will more or less buy some flowers and plants or green potted plants to decorate their home. But the prerequisite for all this is that you have to grow the flowers well first. Today I will share some small methods for growing flowers. With this little thing that costs one mao, it works even better than flower fertilizer, and potted plants "eat" it and grow like crazy as if injected with chicken blood!
This "little thing" is aspirin. One tablet of aspirin costs less than one mao, but it can make potted flowers grow wildly and fill the pot. When using it, crush one aspirin tablet into powder, then mix it with warm water. Warm water is used to help aspirin dissolve better and make it easier to absorb. Once the water cools, it can be used to water the flowers.
Benefits of using aspirin to grow flowers:
1. Promotes growth
Aspirin contains salicylic acid, which is an active ingredient. Salicylic acid can increase the growth rate of plants and also improve resistance to pests and diseases. Potted flowers sprayed with aspirin solution have stronger immunity, and the growth rate of the plants is also promoted. Usually, aspirin solution can also be used to water flowers.
2. Prevents and controls fungal diseases
Aspirin solution is equivalent to a kind of disinfectant, able to inhibit the breeding of various fungi, so the ability to fight fungal infections is even stronger.
3. Preserves flowers and fruits, reduces bud drop
It can preserve flowers and fruits. From flower buds to fruit enlargement, spraying the leaf surfaces of plants with a 0.01% aspirin solution can reduce flower and bud drop.
4. Protects roots
When transplanting or repotting, sometimes root damage is unavoidable, and this affects the root system's ability to absorb water, so the plant recovers relatively slowly. At this time, you can use 2 aspirin tablets mixed with water, soak the roots for 3-5 hours, and then pot them. After use, the survival rate can be greatly improved.
5. Improves the survival rate of cuttings
Many people propagate flowers and plants by cuttings at home. At this time, if there is rooting water, the survival rate will be more guaranteed. Aspirin can be used as rooting water. Mix one aspirin tablet with 1000 grams of water. Spray the mixed solution on the cuttings. After cutting the cuttings, soak them in a 0.05% solution for 4 hours before planting. This can greatly improve the survival rate.
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