Watering flowers with soup broth makes them grow incredibly fast, with 3 pots bursting into growth in just half a month
During the autumn season of putting on weight, don't throw away the pork bones, fish bones, lamb chops, chicken bones and such at home after eating. Soak them in water and use it to water your flowers a few days later, and the effect is truly astonishing! Today, Huahua will teach everyone how to use the soups and liquids from the kitchen to care for flowers.
Watering flowers with bone broth, a clivia bursts into a full pot in half a month
Bone broth is high in phosphorus
Clivia is too reserved; after growing it for a long time it simply refuses to bud. Feed it a little bone broth and you'll see results in half a month! Bone broth is rich in phosphorus and is a high-quality phosphorus fertilizer that can promote budding and blooming, and the flowers will be large and vividly colored!
Composting method
The bone broth people drink cannot be used directly on flowers. First soak the bones in water for 1~2 hours to leach out the salt, then take them out and put them in a bottle, add water up to 4/5 of the bottle, place it on a windowsill, and in about 10 days it can be used to water flowers!
How to use
After successful fermentation, filter out the clear liquid on top, dilute it with water at a ratio of 20 times, and it's ready to water flowers. Apply once every 2 weeks before blooming, and once a month during the growing season. Clivia and cyclamen will both grow especially vigorously.
Watering flowers with vegetable-blanching water, leaves grow glossy green and fast
Vegetable-blanching water is rich in vitamins
The water left after blanching vegetables is rich in B vitamins, vitamin C and other nutrients, which can make plants sturdy and their leaves glossy green.
How to use
Blanching water does not need to be fermented. After cooling it in a ventilated spot, it can be used directly to water flowers, but note that the vegetables must be blanched in plain water with no seasonings added.
Watering flowers with soybean water keeps gardenia and money tree from yellowing
Soybean water is high in nitrogen
Soybean water is a high-quality nitrogen fertilizer with a slightly acidic nature. Watering flowers with it promotes the growth of branches and leaves and makes the leaves glossy green and shining.
Composting method
Soak the soybeans for 2 hours, then take them out and put them in a bottle, add water to 80 percent full, then loosely cover the bottle cap, put it in the sun for 2 weeks, and it's ready to water flowers.
How to use
Dilute the fully decomposed soybean water with water at a ratio of 10 times, and water the flowers 1~2 times a month to make the leaves thick, green and vigorous.
Watering flowers with egg-boiling water makes pothos and asparagus fern grow like crazy
Egg water is rich in minerals
Eggshells are rich in minerals, so water that has boiled eggs will naturally contain residual mineral elements. Using it to water flowers can promote dense branches and leaves, vivid flower colors and a long blooming period.
How to use
Egg-boiling water does not need to be fermented and can be used directly on flowers. After the water cools, pour it at the roots or spray it on the leaves. Pothos, asparagus fern and English ivy grow delightfully well with it, with excellent results.
Note: Egg water that has been used to boil eggs with salt or tea leaves cannot be used on flowers.
Besides these, kitchen fruit-peel water, rice-rinsing water, clear noodle-cooking water and so on also work quite well for watering flowers, so don't waste them~
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