The all-purpose soil and water make roses bloom profusely, and other flowers thrive just the same

Growing flowers at home has become a fashion. Placing a potted green plant at home adds color to life and fills life with charm. In the process of growing flowers, if you can use this all-purpose soil and all-purpose water, you can not only grow roses well, but other flowers will also burst with growth and bloom.

All-purpose water - rainwater

Rainwater contains a lot of nitrogen and is slightly acidic. During plant care, it can promote plant growth without any side effects. Using rainwater to grow flowers can also improve the plant's resistance, boost metabolism and vitality, and save on water bills. Whether it is roses, gardenias, jasmine, or bougainvillea, they are all quite suitable for watering with rainwater.

All-purpose soil - earthworm castings

Because of their special structure, earthworm castings have excellent water retention and air permeability, and are also very rich in trace elements. They promote smooth respiration in plants and thick, strong roots, while also reducing the possibility of root rot. They also work very well for plants prone to root rot, such as clivia, azaleas, money trees, and asparagus ferns.

Some flower lovers ask, where do you find earthworm castings in the city? Generally, you can go to a park to look for them. After it rains, when you see granular bits on raised spots on the ground, that is where earthworms are active. Just take these granules home to grow flowers.

However, it is best to leave them under the sun to bake for a few days, then you can spread them on the surface of the flower pot, or mix them into the flower soil when repotting or potting up. If you grow a lot of flowers at home, you can buy ready-made earthworm castings online and bring them home, and the effect is also great.