Still watering your flowers with rice water? Switch to this kind of water, and your plants will grow fast with just a little.
As time goes on, more and more people are growing flowers. After all, growing flowers benefits both body and mind and also benefits the home. With both advantages combined, keeping a few plants at home is a good choice. Of course, after growing flowers for a long time, you will naturally find some little tricks, and these little tricks can sometimes really save us a lot of effort.
For example, many flower lovers like to use rice water, willow branch water and other diluted fertilizers to water flowers, which can make flowers and plants grow more vigorously. But here Huahua wants to tell you that there are actually 3 kinds of water that have a better effect on plant growth than rice water. These 3 kinds of water are made from 3 different small pills, namely aspirin, vitamin B12 and ferrous sulfate.
Aspirin
Everyone knows that aspirin is a common medicine kept at home in our daily life. Usually when we have a cold and fever, we take a few pills to relieve it. Aspirin tablets contain a relatively large amount of salicylic acid, so they can regulate body functions. For flowers and plants, the acidic substances in aspirin can protect the flower roots, thereby promoting plant growth.
Making this medicine, aspirin, into a diluted fertilizer water is very simple. First, grind the tablets into powder, then add water to dilute. The ratio is roughly 1:500. The aspirin solution prepared in this way can be used as a diluted fertilizer water for flowers and plants. Use it once every half a month, and after a while you will see obvious results.
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 sounds relatively unfamiliar, but its effect in supplementing vitamins is really great. In daily life, vitamin B12 is generally used as a medicine for supplementing blood. For flowers, if we use a vitamin B12 solution to fertilize them, they will not rot their roots so easily, and over time the leaves will also become more bright green and glossy. At the same time, it also has the effect of treating and alleviating root rot.
The method for making vitamin B12 diluted fertilizer water is much the same as that for aspirin. Both first involve grinding the tablets into powder. However, the dilution ratio of vitamin B12 is smaller than that of aspirin, roughly 1:200. Only vitamin B12 diluted fertilizer water diluted in this way can be used on plants without burning the flower roots.
Ferrous sulfate
Ferrous sulfate, as the name suggests, is a medicine used to supplement the iron element in the body. When the iron element is used on flowers and plants, it can make the leaves more emerald green and thick, and the benefits are considerable. The method for making ferrous sulfate diluted fertilizer water is the same as that for vitamin B12 above, and it also needs to be diluted before use.
The fertilizers made from these three small pills really work well for growing flowers. Flower lovers who like them can quickly go and try them. The effect will definitely satisfy you. In addition, if you have any other good little tricks, welcome to tell Huahua in the comments section!