Growing flowers is inseparable from these 2 small pills, which boost rooting and lush leaves with a high survival rate

Potted flowers have already become part of everyday life. No matter what kind of plant you grow at home, it can bring some joy and also beautify your home environment. But growing flowers is also a skill, and there is a lot to learn, requiring us to gradually understand it. Although each kind of flower and plant has different growth habits, some shared tricks can always be found. For example, next, Potted Plant Stack shares with flower lovers tips for preventing root rot in flowers and promoting lush branches and leaves. Two small pills can easily get it done. These two small pills are both quite common in daily life, and for flower growers they are truly treasures.

The first small pill for growing flowers: aspirin

The reason aspirin can be used for growing flowers is mainly its rather special composition. It contains a large amount of salicylic acid, a substance that can promote rooting in flowers and plants. The main ingredient of most rooting powders on the market is also synthesized from salicylic acid. Of course, as shared with everyone a long time ago, the sap of willow branches also contains this substance, salicylic acid. It can likewise be used for rooting. How exactly is it used? Flower lovers who have used it probably already know. It is very simple: find a mineral water bottle, fill it with water, take one aspirin, crush it, put it in, and shake evenly. After it dissolves, it can be used to water flowers.

The second small pill for growing flowers: vitamin B12

This pill contains a large amount of trace substances that promote plant metabolism. If you want potted flowers to grow more and more vigorously, vitamin B12 is essential. Many fruit growers also use it, mixing it into compound fertilizer to promote flowering and fruiting. The way to use this pill is also the same as aspirin: dissolve it in water. Of course, it can also be put into the same water bottle together with an aspirin pill. After both have dissolved, it can be used to water flowers.

In addition to dissolving the two small pills and using the liquid to water flowers, you can also prepare it into a solution and let the roots of the flowers soak in it for 2 hours, which can also play a very good rooting role. For example, common flowers such as Chinese rose, kalanchoe and gardenia can all be soaked in it before cuttings, which also saves the cost of rooting agents. After all, these two small pills are especially affordable; 1 cent can buy 10 pills! In fact, the trick of using them to promote rooting was discovered by flower lovers many years ago, only many people did not realize how useful they are. But some vendors in the flower market have long used them for mass cuttings of flowers. After all, they can quickly increase the survival rate.

The above is this issue's little knowledge about promoting rooting when growing flowers. If flower lovers have any questions, you can comment below, and I will answer them one by one. Or if you have better rooting tips, you are also welcome to share them so that more flower lovers who enjoy growing flowers can see them.

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