Feed your plants a bit of potato and it works even better than fertilizer, and the flowers will grow like crazy

Many people really enjoy eating potatoes, which contain a lot of nutrients and also have anti-cancer benefits. But potatoes are not easy to store and sprout very easily, and once they sprout they can no longer be eaten, so you might as well use them to grow flowers, and the results are especially good. Besides that, you can also turn potatoes into potted plants. Let's take a look together below!

Feed your plants a bit of mashed potato

First cut the sprouted potato into strips, then put the potato strips into a pot and tidy them up. After steaming them, crush them with a spoon to make mashed potato, then put the mashed potato into a clean plastic bottle, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, or you can add rice washing water, then seal it up, leaving a little gap for air, and put it under the sun to bake. Basically after one month it will have fermented successfully, then mix the solution and clean water at a 1:50 ratio and stir well, and directly water the plants with it, and it will make the leaves even more deep green and glossy, and flower buds will keep popping out nonstop.

Feed your orchids a bit of potato water

First chop the sprouted potato into pieces, the finer the better, then put it into a clean container, add an appropriate amount of clean water, then take some tea leaves, crush them, and put them into the container. Basically soak for about 24 hours, then filter out the potato and tea leaves, put the solution into a spray bottle, and directly spray it onto the orchid leaves. Spray once a day, and it will make the orchid leaves emerald green and glossy.

Potato potted plants

First cut the sprouted potato into small pieces, leaving several small sprouts on each piece, then put the cut potatoes into carbendazim to disinfect them, then find a deeper flower pot, put the potatoes into the soil, with the sprouted part facing up. After about a week they will take root and sprout. If you want to harvest small potatoes, you need to pick off the flowers that bloom, so the potatoes can continue to grow, and after the leaves turn yellow, you can harvest fresh potatoes.