Spider plants and pothos: water them with these 2 kinds of water after the Start of Autumn, and their leaves will grow fast and lush

After the Start of Autumn, although the weather is still hot, it is much cooler than in summer. Potted flowers have also entered their peak growing season, especially foliage plants. As long as they are cared for properly, their leaves will turn glossy green and grow so vigorously they burst out of the pot. Of course, if you want your plants to burst out of the pot, you must pay attention to "watering." Three parts depend on fertilizer, seven parts depend on water, and only then can flowers grow beautifully.

Scientific watering methods

Watering flowers with fermented rice-rinsing water

Growing flowers is an art, and many things can be taken from daily life. Watering flowers with fermented rice-rinsing water works well and can supplement the trace elements flowers need for growth. It is also easy to obtain: just put the water you usually use to rinse rice into a bottle, then pour it onto potted flowers such as clivia (Clivia miniata), and the flowers will grow well.

Watering flowers with water from washing vegetables, fruits and vegetables

The water you usually use to wash vegetables and fruits and vegetables contains nutrients, and may also contain pesticide residues that have been washed off, which can help kill and prevent insects. That is why clivia (Clivia miniata) grows bigger than other people's flowers, making it very lovable. This is also a little watering trick.

Flower lovers now have some understanding of watering flowers with rice-rinsing water and vegetable-washing water. In daily life, you should master the correct watering methods and learn to use wastewater from daily life to water flowers. Only in this way can flowers be strong and not prone to disease, adding vitality to family life. I hope this is helpful to flower lovers.