Don't just use rice water for watering flowers - add this one thing and it becomes the ultimate all-purpose water for plant care

Almost everyone has used rice water to water flowers, because rice water contains a variety of nutrients that can provide nourishment for flowers. But many people don't know that adding a few things to rice water has unexpected effects.

This method is already being used by many skilled gardeners, and even I myself use it - it is many times better than watering flowers with rice water alone. As everyone knows, rice water is acidic and contains vitamins, minerals and trace elements. Using it instead of tap water to water flowers can make plants lush with green leaves and sturdy stems, and the flowers exceptionally vivid in color. If you add a few ordinary things to the rice water, it becomes an all-purpose fertilizer for plant care. What are these things? They are willow branches, vitamin B and orange peel.

Willow branches contain a substance that promotes root growth, which can encourage plants to take root and sprout, and can also inhibit bacterial reproduction, disinfect and sterilize - and it is simple and easy to do, with many flower enthusiasts having proven through practice that the effect is indeed very good. Medical vitamin B(12) (VB_(12)) is a rare and valuable fertilizer in home gardening. Regular application can promote robust plant growth and deep green leaves, and it is non-toxic, odorless and very safe to use. Orange peel, also called chenpi, is a common traditional Chinese medicine containing large amounts of vitamin C and essential oils. Using it for plant care not only makes plants grow vigorously, but its distinctive fragrance also has an insect-repelling effect.

In summary, add some fresh tender willow branches [amount is up to you] and an appropriate amount of orange peel to 1000 grams of rice water, put them in a container and soak for 3 days, then add 1 tablet of vitamin B(12) when using, and once it has completely dissolved, it can be used to water flowers. This aqueous solution is suitable for any flower. After use, it can make the root system strong, the branches and leaves lush, and also prevent pests. The effect is many times better than using rice water alone. The dissolved solution contains not only rooting substances but also growth substances, with comprehensive nutrition that can meet the needs of different flowers.