Use this all-purpose water for watering flowers; it works better than rice water and beer water

In daily life, to make the flowers and plants at home look healthier, people choose to water them with rice water, but did you know? There is another kind of water you can make yourself that is even more beneficial to the growth of flowers and plants than rice water.

When you go out for a walk, you can dig up some dark, rotted soil from under the trees and bring it home, then put this soil into a basin, add clean water and stir it, then strain the water out, and repeat this several times. Watering the flowers and plants with the clean water you strain out will make the potted plants grow better.

Why can this kind of water promote plant growth? Because this water is rich in nutrients. The more times you stir it, the more the nutrients dissolve into the water, and over time it will turn into a particularly effective organic fertilizer water.

Different flowers are watered in different ways. How do you water the clivia (Clivia miniata) that we often grow? Clivia likes moist soil. If you water too much, the air in the soil will be drawn away, which will affect the plant's metabolic activity.

When watering, you must water thoroughly. Combine watering with fertilizing, and add a little fertilizer when you water. This will be very beneficial to the growth of clivia. Well, that is all for today's content. If you have any other questions, please leave your great comments in the comment section!