Pothos loves soybeans: bury a few in the soil and it will rapidly grow into a big potful

Huahua feels that friends around her all seem to love snacking, and every time they eat they feel overflowing with happiness. Actually, the plants at home are the same. There is a kind of little bean that is the favorite snack of houseplants. Hurry up and follow Huahua to take a look!

Give pothos a taste of soybeans and it will shoot up 10 m!

Every time Huahua sees the pothos at a friend's house covering the wall, she is so envious. Later, after asking, she found out that the friend had secretly been feeding the pothos a little snack! So what was it feeding on? Of course, soybeans!

1. If you have moldy soybeans at home, or those shriveled soybeans you picked out, you can use them as a little snack for pothos! If they are good soybeans, do not waste them!

2. First prepare a large pot, put the soybeans in the pot and boil them until they are basically softened, then turn off the heat and wait for the soybeans to cool.

3. Find a clean plastic bottle, put the cooked soybeans into it. The water used to boil the soybeans can also be poured in. Then seal it and put it in the sun to ferment. Basically, it will be fully decomposed in 1 month.

4. Dilute the fermented soybean water with clean water at 1:50, and use it directly to water the pothos. Soybean fertilizer contains especially large amounts of nitrogen fertilizer. After pothos gets it, the leaves grow rapidly, and it can climb higher and higher!

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5. If some flower lovers dislike the fermented soybean fertilizer for being too smelly, then it is better to directly dig a few holes around the edge of the pothos pot and bury the cooked soybeans in them. For one pot of pothos, burying about 3-5 beans is enough. Let the soybeans slowly ferment in the potting soil, thereby supplementing nutrients.

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Give Christmas cactus a taste of little black beans, and its leaves will shine as if waxed!

After getting through the hot summer, the balcony is once again occupied by Christmas cactus! It is just that some flower lovers are worried: why is my Christmas cactus still limp-leaved up to now, with no sign at all of growing or blooming? Then you might as well feed it some little black beans!

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1. The so-called little black beans are sheep dung pellets commonly seen in rural areas. Basically, the sheep dung pellets that can be picked up in rural areas have already been air-dried.

2. Crush the air-dried sheep dung pellets. When repotting the Christmas cactus, mix them directly into the potting soil, and they become a nutrient-rich base fertilizer!

3. Flower lovers who find this troublesome can also directly scatter the sheep dung pellets on the surface of the pot. Basically, scattering 3-5 pellets on 1 pot of Christmas cactus is enough. When watering, the nutrients in the sheep dung pellets seep into the potting soil along with the water and are directly absorbed by the Christmas cactus.

4. There is also one last method: find a large bucket, soak the sheep dung pellets in water, seal it for about 1 month, and after a period of fermentation, pour out the fermented water, dilute it with 10 times clean water, and directly water the Christmas cactus with it.

5. Sheep dung pellets contain phosphorus, potassium and other trace elements, which can supplement enough nutrients for the Christmas cactus, make its new buds pop out vigorously, and produce more flowers!

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Give clivia a taste of a peanut bean, and its leaves will be glossy and it will bloom more!

Many flower lovers who grow clivia always run into all kinds of problems. Either the flower scape gets stuck, or the plant wilts and does not grow, let alone bloom! You might as well follow Huahua today and learn 1 trick: give the clivia a taste of a peanut bean!

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1. It is exactly the time for harvesting peanuts from the field now. If there are shriveled peanuts or peanuts with wormholes among those brought back from the field, you can directly use them to feed clivia! Of course, it is best to stir-fry them before use!

2. When repotting clivia in autumn, you can directly bury the stir-fried peanut beans at the bottom of the pot as a base fertilizer. Be careful to cover them with a thick layer of soil after burying the peanuts. Do not let the peanut beans come into direct contact with the clivia roots, to prevent root burn.

3. If you do not want to repot the clivia, you can also directly poke a few holes around the edge of the pot away from the roots, about 3-5 cm deep, then bury the peanut beans in them and cover with soil. The peanut beans release nutrients in the soil, which are then directly absorbed by the clivia.

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4. Peanut beans contain a lot of oil, and what clivia likes most is oil-rich crops. So after feeding clivia peanut beans, its leaves can become more and more glossy, and it can bloom more and more!

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That is all Huahua is introducing today!

Has everyone learned it?

Why not quickly get started and give your plants a little bean to eat,

and they will immediately grow vigorously!

?