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Give roses these 4 kinds of "drinks" and they'll sprout shoots and bloom abundantly

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In summer, it's scorching heat and blazing sun one moment, then violent wind and torrential rain the next. This kind of weather really tortures roses badly, bringing every problem imaginable: yellow leaves, bare stems, withered and dry conditions, and so on. But now that the cool autumn has arrived, many flower lovers have breathed a sigh of relief...

In summer, it's scorching heat and blazing sun one moment, then violent wind and torrential rain the next. This kind of weather really tortures roses badly, bringing every problem imaginable: yellow leaves, bare stems, withered and dry conditions, and so on. But now that the cool autumn has arrived, many flower lovers have breathed a sigh of relief.

However, Mr. Flower wants to remind everyone here: roses also need strengthened care in autumn. Good care can not only bring roses that were about to die in summer back to life, but also make them burst into bloom in the following months. And these 4 things can better supplement nutrients for roses and make them bloom abundantly.

1. Lemonade

Using lemonade to grow roses has many benefits. First, lemonade contains a fair amount of sugar, and once these sugars are broken down they can effectively supplement energy for roses. In addition, lemonade also contains a lot of citric acid and trace elements. Used on roses, it can raise the soil's pH value and make the flowers bloom larger and more brightly colored.

How to use: Mix lemon juice directly with water, using a 1:250 ratio. This is to prevent the acidity from being too strong. Although roses like acidic soil, you still need to be careful.

2. Rice washing water and tomatoes

Many flower lovers know that watering flowers with rice washing water is especially helpful for growth. In fact, rice washing water works best when combined with tomatoes.

Method: First prepare 2-4 tomatoes and rice washing water. Chop the tomatoes into pieces, then find a clean plastic bottle, put the chopped tomato pieces into it, then pour the prepared rice washing water into the plastic bottle. Seal the plastic bottle and place it in the sun to ferment. It only takes about 15-20 days for fermentation to complete!

After the tomato rice washing water has finished fermenting, we can use it to water roses. But you can't just water the flowers with it directly; first dilute it with clean water at a ratio of 1:10 (clean water). Shake it vigorously until evenly mixed, and then it can be used to water the flowers. This not only lets roses absorb certain nutrients and promotes blooming, but can also improve the soil!

3. Rainwater plus nutrient solution

Everyone knows that rainwater is simply the best for growing flowers, because rainwater is a natural nitrogen fertilizer and is also soft water. After watering, the soil is not prone to compacting, so it is generally recommended to collect rainwater to water flowers. When watering, we can add a bit of organic nutrient solution specially made for roses, which can improve soil compaction and promote strong growth and root development.

4. Beer plus aspirin

Beer is called "liquid bread" by people. It contains many nutrients - amino acids, vitamins, sugars, etc. - all of which are necessities for rose growth. I believe many flower lovers also know the benefits of using beer. But what they don't realize is that beer goes even better with aspirin. However, the method of use must be correct, otherwise it will backfire.

How to use: First open the beer bottle cap and let it come into contact with air for two or three days. After the alcohol in the beer has completely evaporated, add one aspirin tablet to the beer. Generally, one tablet for 500ml of beer is best. Wait until the tablet has completely dissolved, and then it can be used to water flowers. When watering, first dilute it with water, about 50 times dilution, and then use it to water roses. Be careful not to pour too much at one time; you can water the roses again about 2 weeks later, otherwise it is easy to cause burns to the roses!

That's all for today's introduction. Have all you flower lovers learned it?




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