Throw these things into the pot when growing flowers, and you will never fail to grow plants again

Autumn is a golden time for repotting plants, and many fellow gardeners have already started repotting. When repotting, many people put some things at the bottom of the pot, which can further increase the air permeability of the soil, so when you go out for fun, you can pick up some of these little things, and they are guaranteed to be a hundred times better than the ones you buy.

Pine cones

In parks, there will be many fallen pine cones. You can pick them up and take them home, then soak them in carbendazim for 24 hours, and then put them under the sun to bake, which can kill the bacteria inside. Then place the pine cones directly at the bottom of the flower pot, which can increase air permeability and effectively prevent root rot.

The remaining pine cones can be smashed, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, and after the pine cones turn black, mix them into the soil. This can not only increase the air permeability of the soil, but also achieve the effect of disinfection and sterilization.

Tile pieces

Near construction sites there will be many leftover tile pieces. You can pick some up and take them home, then smash the tile pieces, put them in clean water and wash them clean, then put them under the sun to bake for about 2 days, and then place them directly at the bottom of the flower pot. This can achieve the effect of air permeability and water retention, and can make plants grow more vigorously and bloom more flowers.

Pine needles

Put the pine needles you pick up into the microwave for sterilization, or soak them in carbendazim, then put them under the sun to dry. This can kill the insect eggs and so on in the pine needles. Then mix some soil into the pine needles and put them into a sealed container, place it under the sun to bake, and basically after 2 months it can ferment successfully, and then it can be used to grow flowers. It is even better than the nutrient soil you buy!