Just water your money tree with these four kinds of water, simple and practical, and its leaves will be so green they drip with oil
As the saying goes, growing flowers reveals a person's character, so how to grow flowers well has become a worry for many people. Below, the editor will introduce some knowledge and tips about growing flowers. Without further ado, let's take a look!
A money tree (Pachira aquatica) brings good fortune and wealth, and many flower lovers like to water it, but they always fail to get it right and the roots keep rotting. In fact, these four kinds of water are simple and practical, and watering the money tree with them makes its leaves so green they drip with oil.
The first is beer water. Let the beer sit for a day first, then dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:50, and use it to water the money tree to make it flourish with lush branches and leaves. The second is fish tank water. Flower lovers who keep fish at home can use the water changed out from the fish tank to water their plants.
Fish tank water also contains fish debris and fish waste, which can provide part of the nutrients for the money tree's growth, and there is no need to worry about burning the roots, so it can be used directly. The third is rice washing water. Before use, it needs to be fermented and decomposed first. Put the rice washing water into a mineral water bottle to ferment.
After it decomposes, dilute it and it is ready for watering. It can prevent the money tree's leaves from turning yellow and keep them a lush green. The last one is rainwater. The money tree likes acidic soil and water quality, and natural rainwater is the best water source, most suitable for the money tree's growth.
You can collect some rainwater at ordinary times. When watering the money tree with these waters in autumn, it is recommended to do so in the morning, because the weather has turned cooler and many people have the habit of closing windows at night. If you water at night, it is best to ensure sufficient ventilation. Did you know all of this?