Houseplant care has its tricks: use this kind of "growth water" for thick branches, green leaves and vigorous growth
As people's living standards rise, more and more people keep some flowers and green plants at home. Asparagus fern, lucky bamboo and spider plant are all fairly common houseplants. Flower lovers will more or less learn about some of their habits during care, especially the techniques of fertilizing. Today Hua'er will introduce to everyone how to use this kind of "growth water" when caring for houseplants such as asparagus fern, lucky bamboo and spider plant, so they grow like crazy, with thick branches and green leaves, super beautiful!
This kind of "growth water" is soybean water. Asparagus fern, lucky bamboo and spider plant all like loose, breathable soil, and if inorganic fertilizer or raw fertilizer is used for a long time, it easily causes the soil to harden, so many flower lovers consider using organic fertilizer. Soybeans contain a large amount of protein and vegetable oil, and after fermentation they release abundant nitrogen fertilizer and other nutrients, which can be well absorbed by plants, making them grow quickly and increasing their ornamental value.
Specific preparation: take an appropriate amount of dry soybeans, first put them in clean water and soak them for one night so the soybeans plump up, then add enough water and put them in a pressure cooker to simmer for about one hour. After cooling, put the beans together with the liquid into a relatively large container (preferably one with a lid), then add some orange peel and insecticide, which can remove the odor and speed up fermentation.
Note that you must not fill it too full; eight-tenths full is enough. Then screw the lid on halfway tight and put it in a warm, ventilated place to ferment, to prevent the gas produced during fermentation from bursting the container. Fermentation is complete in about one month, and the "growth water" is ready.
When using it, take the supernatant liquid and dilute it with water 50 times. During the growing season, water with it once every 5-7 days; in winter or during the dormant period, watering with it 1-2 times a month is enough. This can very well promote plant growth, with luxuriant branches and leaves and new shoots sprouting nonstop!
That is all for the introduction to plant care. If flower lovers have other additions, you can share them with everyone in the comment section below. If you want to learn more about flower-growing knowledge, you can follow Huajianke!