Apply this root-nourishing fertilizer to the money tree, and its roots will grow into gourd-shaped roots, with thick branches and green leaves.

The money tree, also known as Zamioculcas zamiifolia, is a very rare foliage plant with underground tubers. The plant is sturdy, and its leaves are thick and deep green. It has high ornamental value, and also carries the meaning of wealth rolling in and prosperity and peace, making it deeply loved by many flower enthusiasts.

Because the money tree is a rare underground tuber plant, and new shoots sprout from the tubers, root care is especially important. Today, Hua'er will introduce to everyone: feed it a bit of this "root-nourishing fertilizer," and it will rapidly turn into "gourd roots," with new shoots sprouting nonstop and lush branches and leaves!

The money tree is a foliage plant, and its growth requires more nitrogen. Soybeans are rich in nutrients, especially nitrogen, which can be very well absorbed by the money tree, thereby strengthening the root system and turning it into sturdy "gourd roots." So soybeans are also called "root-nourishing fertilizer."

Specific method: Take an appropriate amount of soybeans, first soak them in water overnight, then put them in a pressure cooker and simmer for about one hour. After cooling, put the soybeans into a sealed container, then add a small amount of the liquid, and then add some fruit peels and insecticide to speed up fermentation and remove the odor. After sealing, place it under the sun to bake.

During fermentation, gas will be produced. Every 3-5 days, let it air out to prevent the bottle from bursting. After about one month, the "root-nourishing fertilizer" will be fully fermented.

Filter out the liquid, then mash the soybean residue and place it under the sun to bake, sterilizing and disinfecting it. Once it is completely dry, it is ready to use. Dig a few small holes around the money tree's flowerpot, put a small spoonful of soybean residue into each small hole, and it can be very well absorbed by the root system, making the roots and stems stronger and turning them into "gourd roots."

That is all for the care of the money tree. If flower enthusiasts have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!