Give your flowers a bath in autumn, and 7 new shoots will sprout overnight, instantly turning them into flowering machines

The crisp, high-skied autumn weather is simply the best time to make flowers shoot up and form buds. Gardeners, hurry up and give your flowers some autumn fattening and a "nutrient water bath" - guaranteed your

pothos, ivy and other green plants will grow into a waterfall in two months, and your kalanchoe, Christmas cactus and other flowers will bloom so much they burst the pot!

Give your flowers a beer bath, and they'll grow 1 m in two months!

If your pothos, money tree, Monstera deliciosa, pennywort and other green plants never seem to grow, hurry and take advantage of autumn to spray a little beer on their leaves - guaranteed they'll shoot up like crazy and cover the wall in three months!

1. When drinking beer, you can leave a little at the bottom, pour it into a cup and let it sit for 2-3 days to let the alcohol evaporate.

2. Pour the beer that has sat for 2 days into a plastic bottle, then add 500 times its volume of clean water, and shake well.

3. Pour the beer solution into a fine-nozzle spray bottle and spray it evenly on the leaves of the green plants. Be careful to spray both the front and back of the leaves.

4. Spray once or twice a month, and you'll find your flowers not only grow faster than before, but their leaves stay lush green the whole time!

Spray your flowers with a little monopotassium phosphate, and buds will keep popping out!

Kalanchoe, Christmas cactus, azalea, camellia, clivia and other flowers are now in their bud-forming period. If you want them to bloom like crazy later, you must spray a little monopotassium phosphate on their leaves now!

1. Take a small spoon of monopotassium phosphate, pour it into a fine-nozzle spray bottle, then add clean water equal to 1000 times the volume of the monopotassium phosphate, and shake well.

2. Spray the monopotassium phosphate solution evenly on the front and back of the leaves of kalanchoe, Christmas cactus, clivia and other flowers. Note: the finer the droplets, the better, and don't let the fertilizer water flow into the leaf core.

3. Spray once a week for about 1-2 months in a row. This will not only make kalanchoe, Christmas cactus and other flowers pop out buds in clusters, but also promote the growth of their small shoots, and make them less prone to disease and freezing to death!

Give your flowers a vinegar bath, and the leaves will be greener and the flowers bigger!

Southern flowers like camellia and azalea, when grown in the north, easily turn yellow because the soil is too alkaline. At this time, you can spray them with vinegar water - rice vinegar or white vinegar both work. It not only makes the leaves green again, but also prevents and controls black spot, sooty mold and powdery mildew.

1. Take a small spoon of vinegar, add 300 times its volume of clean water, pour it into a fine-nozzle spray bottle, and shake well.

2. Spray the vinegar water evenly on the front and back of the leaves of camellia, azalea and other flowers - the back absorbs it even better!

3. Spray about once every 15 days, at 9-10 am or 3-4 pm. After a few months, not only will there be no yellow leaves, but the vinegar will also make the leaves even more emerald green and the flowers more numerous, bigger and more vivid.

Spray your flowers with a little compound fertilizer water, and the branches and leaves will flourish and poke through the roof!

Large green plants like money tree, Dracaena fragrans, Schefflera arboricola, Radermachera sinica and Schefflera octophylla, although easy to grow, still need a nutrient water bath in autumn if you want them not to turn yellow and to grow lushly - guaranteed the leaves will be so green they drip oil!

1. Take three to five granules of compound fertilizer - not too many, or it will easily burn the flowers!

Throw them into a spray bottle, fill it with clean water, and shake hard to let the compound fertilizer dissolve.

2. Spray the prepared compound fertilizer water with the spray bottle onto the front and back of the leaves of money tree, Dracaena fragrans, Schefflera arboricola and others. Once every 2 weeks is enough - don't do it too often.

3. Spraying compound fertilizer water on large green plants is relatively safe and won't burn the flowers. And with balanced nutrients, it not only keeps the leaves lush green, but also makes the roots and stems stronger, so they won't easily rot or attract pests and diseases.

Give your flowers a fruit-peel bath, and they'll shoot up like crazy with leaves as big as a palm!

When you normally eat apples, oranges, pears and other fruits, don't throw away the peels. Toss them into a plastic bottle to ferment, then feed them to spider plant, bromeliads, peace lily, arrowroot and other green plants - their growth will be super vigorous

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1. Collect fruit peels, the more the better. Cut off and discard any rotten parts, and use only clean fruit peels.

2. Put the fruit peels, brown sugar and clean water into a plastic bottle in a ratio of 3:1:10, and leave it on the balcony to ferment sealed for 3 months.

3. After fermentation is complete, pour out one small bottle cap of the upper clear liquid, mix with 1.5 liters of clean water, and spray it on the leaves of the flowers. Use it once or twice a month, and guaranteed your flowers will grow super vigorously!

Give your flowers a ferrous sulfate bath, and yellow leaves will turn green!

Flowers like jasmine and gardenia turn yellow at the drop of a hat because the soil is too alkaline and lacks acid. At this time, you can give them a little ferrous sulfate - guaranteed they'll never turn yellow again, and be so green they shine!

1. Take a fingernail-sized amount of ferrous sulfate, pour it into a spray bottle, then add 1000 g of clean water, and shake hard until well mixed.

2. Spray the prepared ferrous sulfate water evenly on the leaves of gardenia, jasmine and other flowers, once a week. Don't make it too concentrated, and guaranteed yellow leaves will be nowhere to be seen.

Give your flowers a little grass-juice fertilizer, and the flowers will bloom so much you can't see the leaves!

The weeds in green belts or fields are rich in nutrients like phosphorus, potassium, nitrogen, iron and magnesium. With just a little processing, they become an excellent compound fertilizer that will make your flowers bloom especially profusely and keep their ornamental flowering period especially long!

1. When trimming green belts, you can cut off the leaves or stems of the grass.

2. Use scissors to cut these leaves into small pieces first, then mash them into a muddy paste with a garlic pounder.

3. Put the mashed grass leaves into a plastic bottle, then add about 6 times their volume of clean water, seal it and leave it in the sun.

4. Open the lid every day to let it breathe, and after about 1 month, the grass-juice fertilizer will be ready.

5. Take out one small bottle cap of the fermented grass-juice fertilizer, mix with about 10 times its volume of clean water, and spray it on the leaves of the flowers with a fine-nozzle spray bottle. Once a week, and buds will come popping out! It works even better than store-bought flower fertilizer!

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