What to Do When Flowers Always Have Root Rot and Yellow Leaves? One Small Pill Is Enough

For most people, flowers tend to develop root rot and yellow leaves as they are being grown, but for expert gardeners, one small pill is all it takes - even flowers that are nearly dead can be brought back to life. Today, Hao Yanghu is sharing this little trick with everyone.

1. Vitamin B12

Besides being good for the human body, vitamin B12 can also be used in home gardening, and it can have many unexpected effects.

How to use:

a. Before flower cuttings are taken or before plants adjust to a new pot, vitamin B12 can be mixed with water at a ratio of 1:2000. It not only sterilizes and disinfects, but also promotes root development.

b. Before sowing, soak the seeds in a concentrated B12 solution to prevent the seeds from rotting, which can promote germination and increase the survival rate! The effect is remarkable. Applying it to the leaf surface can replenish nutrients for the flowers and improve their antibacterial ability. It can also make the leaves of the flowers more glossy.

2. Aspirin

Aspirin contains substances such as salicylic acid, which have a sterilizing and disinfecting effect, can prevent damage from pathogens, and can also promote rooting in flowers and boost their rapid growth.

How to use:

a. When watering flowers normally, crush 1 aspirin tablet and mix it with clean water at a ratio of 1:2000 to make a solution, then pour it directly at the roots of the flowers. This can promote the rapid growth of the flowers.

b. It can also be used as rooting water. After crushing aspirin, mix it with clean water at a ratio of 1:5000. When taking cuttings, soak the branches in the aspirin solution for about half an hour.