Spray this thing on your flowers in autumn, and the branches will be thick, the leaves green, and the flowers will bloom like crazy, more effective than fertilizing

After autumn arrives, the weather becomes cooler and cooler, and many flowers slowly resume growth and keep forming buds. Different flowers need different things sprayed on them, giving thick branches, green leaves, and crazy blooming, more effective than flower fertilizer!

1. Spray beer on pothos, Radermachera sinica, money tree, etc., and the branches and leaves will be glossy green

Beer is rich in sugars, acids and some trace elements. Sprayed onto foliage plants such as pothos, Radermachera sinica and money tree, it can clean the leaves very well, and the nutrients enter the plant through the leaves, making the leaves greener and more glossy.

Collect leftover beer, let it sit for two or three days so the alcohol fully evaporates, then add water to dilute it 100 times and spray it directly on the branches and leaves. When spraying, cover both sides evenly, once or twice a month is enough.

2. Spray monopotassium phosphate on Christmas cactus, bougainvillea, geranium, etc., and buds keep forming and vivid flowers bloom

After autumn begins, Christmas cactus, bougainvillea, geranium and others enter their blooming period once they resume growth, and begin forming buds and blooming one after another. They need plenty of phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, and you can fertilize the flowers by foliar feeding to make them form more buds, so that blooming "99 flowers" at once is no problem.

Prepare a 0.1% monopotassium phosphate solution, pour it into a fine-nozzle sprayer, and spray it directly on the branches and leaves. Usually spray in the evening, then rinse the branches and leaves with clean water the next morning. At the peak of bud formation you can spray once a week until blooming.

3. Spray ferrous sulfate on lucky bamboo, sago palm, etc., to make the leaves greener and more glossy

Green plants such as lucky bamboo and sago palm need plenty of iron during care, otherwise iron-deficiency yellow leaves easily appear and reduce their ornamental value. Many flower growers say to just put in a few iron nails, but in fact the iron in iron nails is very stable and does not easily become iron ions that can be absorbed. Especially for hydroponic lucky bamboo, when rusty iron nails are placed in the hydroponic bottle, a lot of iron filings attach to the roots, which easily hinders the roots' breathing and nutrient absorption, thus affecting growth.

Every month you can spray ferrous sulfate solution once on green plants that need more iron, such as lucky bamboo and sago palm. The concentration is 0.1%-0.3%. The nutrients enter the plant through the leaves, prompting it to combine more chlorophyll, making the plant greener and more glossy, and increasing its ornamental value.

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