Feed pothos and spider plants beans and eggs, and in 30 days they'll climb the wall into a big waterfall
On the weekend, Xiao Ye took a stroll around the flower market and saw that many old gardeners' plants had leaves that were both green and large, and their buds bloomed fragrant and vivid. Out of curiosity, Xiao Ye went over and chatted with them about growing flowers, and unexpectedly the flower farmers actually had down-to-earth tricks, using eggs and soybeans to grow flowers. No wonder they grew them so well. Today Xiao Ye will tell everyone about those down-to-earth tricks for fertilizing flowers! Come and learn them!
NO.1 Feed pothos a few small soybeans, and its leaves will grow as big as a palm and it will climb all over the wall!
Pothos counts as a common houseplant kept at home, but the pothos that each person grows turns out completely different. Some flower lovers' pothos grows strong and lush, while others' grows with wilted stems, short and small. Why exactly is there such a gap? It must be that you haven't let it eat small soybeans!
How do you feed pothos soybeans?
1. Xiao Ye suggests using some moldy or shriveled soybeans as the raw material, since good soybeans can still be kept for eating, and using them to grow flowers is a bit wasteful!
2. Put the shriveled and moldy soybeans in a pot and boil them cooked, let the cooked soybeans cool, then put them into an empty bottle, add clean water and place it in a sunny and ventilated spot, and in about 30 days they will be fully decomposed!
3. When fertilizing the plant, take the clear soybean water from the top layer, dilute it 30-50 times, and then use it to water the pothos! The decomposed soybean fertilizer is rich in nitrogen fertilizer, and once the pothos has eaten it, its leaves will absolutely grow bigger and bigger!
NO.2 Give a spider plant an egg, and it will burst out of the pot and grow into a waterfall!
Many flower lovers keep spider plants at home. Placing a pot of spider plant in the bedroom is not only beautiful, but can also purify the air, and it is a green plant that many flower lovers like to grow! But the results of growing it turn out completely different. In fact, the problem lies in a single egg!
How do you feed a spider plant an egg?
1. Pour the egg into a clean container, then aim a mineral water bottle at the yolk and squeeze it to suck it out, and keep the egg white for later use!
2. For each egg white, mix in about 500-600 milliliters of water, stir evenly, and let it sit for 1-2 hours and it's ready!
3. The settled egg white can then be used to water the spider plant, but when watering with the egg white liquid you must avoid pouring the liquid onto the leaf surface, otherwise it will attract many small insects! It is recommended to dig a small trench in the flower pot away from the roots, pour the egg white liquid in, and then cover it with a layer of soil and everything will be just fine!
NO.3 Clivia loves to drink, and with a cup of liquor its flower spikes will shoot up rapidly!
Clivia's growth period is in autumn and winter. If cared for properly in autumn and winter, by February of the next year when the flowering period arrives its buds will absolutely bloom nonstop. Giving Clivia a little liquor to drink is absolutely the most correct choice!
How do you feed Clivia liquor?
1. Baijiu has the effect of promoting Clivia to break out of stuck flower spikes. Pour the baijiu into a small liquor cup, and dilute it into a baijiu solution at a ratio of baijiu:clean water=1:50!
2. If the Clivia at home has stuck flower spikes, you can water the Clivia with the baijiu solution once every 1 week. Under the stimulation of the baijiu, the stuck flower spikes will soon be able to grow out!
3. If you want the Clivia's leaves to be even more emerald green and glossy, you can apply a beer solution to the Clivia's leaves. Open the leftover beer and let it sit for 2-3 days to release the gas, then dilute it into a beer solution at a ratio of 1:20!
4. Use a tissue or rag to dip up some beer solution and gently apply it to the leaves, and the Clivia's leaves will become more and more glossy!