Give your pothos a spoonful of this nutrient solution, and even beginners can grow it into a overflowing pot
The weather is turning cooler, and as living standards keep rising, many plant lovers enjoy keeping a few potted flowers at home. Most flowers and plants can help regulate indoor temperature and humidity, and they can also purify the air. And decorating the home with them is still a good choice. Some people can even relax their mind and cultivate their character while growing flowers.
When it comes to one of the best potted plants for purifying the air, pothos (Epipremnum aureum) is unmatched. Pothos symbolizes happiness, and it has strong vitality, basically surviving as long as it gets a little water. But if you want to grow pothos bigger than a palm and keep it glossy green in all four seasons without yellow leaves, you still need a few little tricks.
Recently, the editor discovered one of the most powerful flower-growing nutrient solutions and wants to share it with everyone: leftover beer. If we wipe some overnight beer on the leaves, it can prevent pothos yellowing and make it grow glossier and greener. It can also clean dust off the pothos leaves. In addition, you can smear beer on the pothos roots; the smell of beer can make pests drunk and dizzy, so pothos won't suffer from pest damage and root rot.
We can also add some crushed orange peel to the beer, the finer the better, add an appropriate amount of water, cover with a lid and let it ferment. After the peel has completely dissolved in the beer, it can be diluted with water and used to water the pothos. Pothos likes acidic soil. This nutrient solution can not only make the soil acidic, but also supplement nutrients.
Pothos is a semi-shade plant and likes scattered light, so you must usually keep the light sufficient. You can prune the branches and leaves of the pothos in appropriate amounts, especially dead roots and rotten leaves, so as not to infect healthy branches and leaves. It can also make nutrients more concentrated and greatly improve its ornamental value.
Flower lovers who like pothos can try this little trick. If you have any other flower-growing secrets, you can also share them with everyone in the comment box below!