Don't throw away orange peels; using them to grow flowers is more than ten times better than fertilizing

It's orange season again. Oranges are sweet and tangy and very delicious, but don't throw away the orange peels after eating them; they have clever uses too. Here we share a way to reuse orange peels. Let's learn about it together.

First, prepare some freshly peeled orange peels, then put the orange peels into a plastic bottle. Next, add a spoonful of brown sugar into the plastic bottle; brown sugar can speed up the fermentation of the orange peels. Then pour in some clean water, and use a tool to poke a small hole in the bottle cap.

This is done to let air circulate inside and out. Don't worry that fermenting orange peels will give off a bad smell. When the smell tastes sour, it means the orange peels have finished fermenting. Once done, spray a little of the fermented orange peel water into the flower pot; the fermented water serves as a nutrient solution.

As for the timing of watering with orange peels, watering once a week is enough, or once every half a month is also fine. There is no need to water every day. Have you learned this clever trick of watering flowers with orange peels? If you have any views or suggestions, feel free to comment and leave a message below!

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