Water the jade plant with this root-strengthening water every 7 days, and in three months it will grow into a large old trunk.

The jade plant (Crassula ovata) has been a very popular green plant in recent years. Its stems are fleshy and thick, and its leaves are also fleshy, ovate, and grayish-green, like jasper, very beautiful. In summer and autumn, it blooms abundantly, with green and white intermingled, offering a unique charm.

The jade plant has strong sprouting ability and grows fast during the growing season, so it needs relatively more nutrients. Applying the right fertilizer can promote thicker branches and trunks. Today, Huar will introduce a kind of "branch-strengthening water." Water it once every 7 days, and the branches and trunks will thicken rapidly, growing into a "large old trunk" in 3 months!

This "branch-strengthening water" is soybean water. Soybeans are rich in protein and various nutrients. After fermentation and decomposition, they release large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer and phosphorus, potassium, and magnesium elements. After the jade plant absorbs them, they can promote thicker roots and stems, quickly turning it into a "large old trunk."

Specific method: Take an appropriate amount of soybeans, first soak them in clean water overnight until they become plump, then simmer them in a pressure cooker for about one hour. After cooling, put the beans and the bean liquid together into a large container, then add clean water until it is eight-tenths full, so that when gas is produced, the container will not rupture. After sealing, place it in a cool, shady place to ferment. After about one month, the "root-strengthening water" is fully fermented.

When using it, take the supernatant liquid, then add clean water to dilute it 50 times, and slowly pour it in from the edge of the jade plant's flowerpot until it is completely soaked through. During normal care, water it once about every 10 days; during the peak growing season, water it once every 7 days. This can very well promote thicker roots and branches and trunks, and new buds will sprout rapidly.

If you want the jade plant to quickly become a "large old trunk," in addition to sufficient nutrients, you also need to prune it from time to time. Because its sprouting ability is too strong, if it is not pruned in time, it is easy to cause nutrients to be dispersed, which is not conducive to thickening the branches and trunks and growing into a "large old trunk."

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