Feed a snake plant some peanuts and it will grow lush and bushy nonstop

The snake plant has a fairly upright form, with thick, fleshy leaves that stay evergreen all year round and bear irregular spots. Growing it at home adds a good deal of life to a room. In fact, if you want a snake plant to grow well, you need to give me plenty of nutrients, so you can feed it a few little things from daily life and it will grow nonstop!

Peanuts

Peanuts are rich in protein, trace elements and other nutrients, and can effectively promote plant growth. When using peanuts, you need to put them in a pan and roast them until cooked, then crush them, then dig a few holes around the edge of the soil, bury the peanuts in the holes, cover them with a layer of soil, and when you water the snake plant the nutrients will slowly be released, making the snake plant grow nonstop.

Making nutrient solution from peanut shells

First collect some peanut shells; peanut shells contain no salt or other impurities. Then rinse the peanut shells in clean water, and after rinsing, put them out in the sun to dry. Once dry, crush the peanut shells and put them into a clean plastic bottle, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, then add a few pieces of orange peel, which can effectively remove the bad smell. Then put the cap on the bottle and leave it out in the sun. Basically, after about 2 months it will have fermented successfully. Then filter out the peanut shells, mix the solution with clean water at a ratio of 1:50 and stir well, and pour it directly into the soil to give the plant plenty of nutrients.

Peanut shells as a drainage layer

You can also wash peanut shells, then put them in clean water and soak them for 12 hours, then take them out and let them dry. Once dry, put them into a plastic bottle, seal it and leave it out in the sun. Basically, after 2 months it will have fermented successfully. You can put it at the bottom of the pot, which can effectively improve the soil's air permeability and effectively prevent root rot.