Grow lucky bamboo and clivia: don't throw away these 3 kinds of expired pills, they're better than nutrient solution

With the improvement and upgrading of people's living standards, many people like to keep some green potted plants at home. Keeping them at home can not only beautify the home and decorate the room, making the home more beautiful, but keeping some green potted plants can also purify the air in the room, absorb toxic and harmful substances, and release fresh oxygen, which is good for the health of family members.

Keeping all kinds of flowers and plants at home requires spending more time taking care of them: watering, fertilizing, repotting, loosening the soil. Only in this way can the plants grow robust and dense and bloom beautiful flowers. As more and more people grow flowers, many flower lovers have also discovered some little tricks in the process of growing flowers, just like what I'm sharing with you today: 3 common expired pills in daily life are actually great fertilizer for growing flowers, even better than nutrient solution.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is a medicine commonly kept in many households. If you have expired vitamin pills at home, do not throw them away, because using them to grow flowers is excellent fertilizer. They can supplement elements such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium for plant growth and promote plant growth.

Dissolve 1 vitamin C tablet in 1 kg of water and pour it into the flowerpot of clivia. This can effectively promote the growth of the clivia root system, thereby promoting the growth of the plant's leaves. You can also add a little vitamin C aqueous solution to the water in the bottle of lucky bamboo, which can effectively promote the rooting of lucky bamboo.

Aspirin

Aspirin is a common anti-inflammatory medicine in households, and many families keep aspirin tablets on hand. If you have expired aspirin tablets at home, do not throw them away, because aspirin is rich in acetylsalicylic acid, and acetylsalicylic acid has the effect of promoting plant rooting and sprouting, and also has a sterilizing and disinfecting effect.

Dissolve 1 aspirin tablet in 500 g of water and use it to water flowers. This can effectively promote plant growth. Moreover, when taking plant cuttings, you can also soak the cuttings in aspirin aqueous solution for 30 minutes before planting. This can not only prevent the cuttings from rotting during the cutting process, but also effectively promote root growth. If you have asparagus fern or clivia at home that grows slowly and has dull leaves, you can water them with aspirin aqueous solution to promote healthy plant growth.

Ferrous sulfate

If you have blood-tonic medicines at home, they often contain ferrous sulfate. The iron element in ferrous sulfate is a nutrient necessary for the growth of many plants. When plants lack iron, yellow leaves appear. Therefore, if you have this kind of expired pills at home, using them to grow flowers will be excellent fertilizer for flowers.

Dissolve 1 tablet in 1 kg of water and pour it directly into the flowerpot. Especially after pothos, spider plant or asparagus fern at home develop yellow leaves, use this kind of water to water them. After one month, the plants will become green and lush. Ferrous sulfate aqueous solution is weakly acidic and can adjust the pH value of the soil, making it suitable for the growth of most plants

Don't throw away 3 kinds of "expired" pills. Lucky bamboo and clivia love them, and they're better than "nutrient solution"!

If you have these 3 common household pills at home and they have expired, do not throw them away, because using them to grow flowers works very well. If you find this useful, please like, follow and forward it to more friends below!

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