These two secret weapons make growing flowers simple and effective, and plants thrive no matter how you care for them

Growing flowers is becoming more and more common today, and it is also a skilled craft. Many beginners always struggle to grow flowers well, so today I will introduce two evolved secret weapons. Both of these can be picked up right by the roadside, and they are earthworm castings and willow branches.

The first is earthworm castings. Earthworm castings themselves come from soil and contain rich mineral elements. They also contain nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, which plants greatly need. Nitrogen can stimulate the growth of plant stems and branches, while phosphorus fertilizer can promote flowering and can control the amount of blooming.

The method is as follows: first dry the earthworm castings in the sun, then crush them into powder, mix the powder with soil, and it can be used to grow flowers. Earthworm castings also have an important advantage, which is that they do not damage the roots.

The second is willow branches. The reason willow branches can be used is that they contain salicylic acid. This substance can promote root and stem growth and can stimulate plant leaf growth, so it is a very good secret weapon for growing flowers.

The method of use is also very simple. First collect the willow branches, then cut them into small pieces, mix them with clean water, and place them in a sealed container. After about 20 days, the fermentation is complete. Using this solution to water flowers can produce very good results.