Bury 1 jin of oil in the pots of clivia and jasmine, and the leaves will be as dense and plentiful as a Chinese cabbage

Autumn has arrived, and many of the dormant flowers at home are slowly waking up and getting ready to grow. But because of the "autumn tiger" heat, they still cannot be repotted right now, so hurry up and give the flowers some nutrients so they can grow vigorously in autumn!

Give the clivia a spoonful of oil, and its leaves will be glossy and shiny!

As a plant that offers both beautiful leaves and flowers, clivia has always been a favorite of many flower lovers. But why do other people's clivias have glossy leaves and bloom abundantly, while yours look dull and gray, always half-dead? It must be because you have not given it any oil to drink!

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How do you feed clivia a spoonful of oil?

1. The waste oil collected from your kitchen range hood, or the leftover waste oil from home cooking that has been sitting for a long time, can both be used directly to feed clivia.

2. Use a chopstick or a small wooden stick to poke 3-5 small holes along the edge of the clivia pot, then pour the waste oil into the holes, filling them about 2/3 full, and then cover them lightly with soil.

3. Cooking oil takes a relatively long time to decompose in the soil, so using it about once every six months is enough. Clivia likes oil-bearing crops; after absorbing the nutrients from the waste oil, its leaves will grow glossier and glossier!

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4. If some flower lovers are worried that using it this way will burn the roots, then you can also pour the waste oil directly into unused soil to compost it. After composting for basically more than six months, the soil will turn into nutrient-rich black clumps. Using it when repotting clivia is also very nourishing!

Bury a fish in the rose pot, and it will bloom in waves in autumn!

After being battered through a whole summer, seeing that your roses at home have reached the time to bloom their autumn flowers, you must supplement some nutrients! If you do not want to repot them, then you might as well bury some fish in the rose pots!

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How do you feed roses some fish?

1. Burying fish directly for roses is limited to those flower lovers who grow them in the ground. If you grow them in pots, then it is best not to do this, otherwise it is easy to burn the roots.

2. In a spot far from the rose roots, dig a large hole, then bury the dead fish from home directly into the soil, and cover it completely with soil.

3. Dead fish contain a large amount of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer. After fermenting in the soil, they can supplement nutrients for roses, make roses send up thick new shoots, and thus produce more and more flowers!

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Bury some banana peels for jasmine, and it will bloom 50 flowers at a time!

Why does my jasmine stop blooming after blooming once, while other people's can bloom several times a year? Then you definitely have not fertilized it! Today Huahua will teach everyone how to use the most common banana peels at home to make some tasty flower fertilizer for jasmine!

How do you feed jasmine banana peels?

1. Do not throw away banana peels after eating bananas at home. Put them directly on a clean porcelain plate and heat them in the microwave.

2. When heating banana peels, remember to heat them in small amounts multiple times, heating for 2 minutes each time. Basically after heating 3 times, the banana peels can be dehydrated and turned black.

3. Use a stick to crush the heated banana peels into powder, then store them in a dry box for later use.

4. Dig 2-4 small holes along the edge of the jasmine pot away from the roots, sprinkle the crushed banana peels directly in, and cover with soil.

5. Crushed banana peels are rich in phosphorus and potassium elements, which can promote jasmine bud differentiation and sprouting, thereby producing more fragrant flowers!

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Bury soybeans in the snake plant pot, and it will shoot up toward the roof!

A flower lover told Huahua that the snake plant at home had been bought for several years and had surprisingly not grown at all. What exactly is the problem? Huahua thinks you might as well feed it some cooked soybeans from home, and it will show results in 1 month!

How do you feed snake plants soybeans?

1. If you want to feed beans to snake plants, it is best to boil them in boiling water first before using them. Of course, Huahua suggests using moldy soybeans; if they are good beans, then do not use them, do not waste food!

2. After the cooked soybeans have cooled, poke a few holes along the edge of the snake plant pot away from the roots. Decide how many soybeans to bury based on the size of the snake plant. If it is a small pot, 3-5 beans are enough; for a large pot, you can bury about 10.

3. After burying the soybeans, remember to cover them with soil, letting the soybeans slowly ferment in the soil so they release more nitrogen, making the snake plant grow taller and taller. Reaching the roof is not a problem!

That is all from Huahua!

Now that autumn has arrived,

everyone hurry up and add some fertilizer to your flowers at home,

and let them shoot up new sprouts!

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