In autumn, pick up some of this outside and take it home for your plants, and they will all grow like crazy

Autumn temperatures are just right, making it the perfect season for an autumn outing. So those of you who love growing plants can wait until you go out to play and pick up a few little things outside. Using them for your plants works amazingly well, and you will never have to worry about not being able to grow good flowers and plants. Let us take a look below!

Fallen leaves

Fallen leaves are one of the most common things in autumn. You can pick fallen leaves up, scald them with boiling water, then put them under the sun to bake. After they are dried, when it is time to repot your plants, crush the fallen leaves and mix them into the soil. This makes the soil loose and fertile, and also supplements nutrients for the plants.

Grass roots

There will be a lot of dry grass outside, so you can dig up a bit of grass root to use for your plants. First wash the roots clean, then put them under the sun to bake for sterilization, then chop the roots into pieces, put them into a clean plastic bottle, add an appropriate amount of clean water, seal it and put it under the sun to bake. Once fermentation succeeds, mix it evenly with soil to grow plants.

Plant ash

Plant ash is the ash left after burning dry grass. After it cools, collect it. When it is time to change the soil for your plants, you can stir the plant ash evenly into the soil. This not only has a disinfecting and sterilizing effect, but also supplements sufficient nutrients for the plants.

Loofah sponge

In autumn, loofahs are basically already old, so you can pick the old loofahs and bring them home, then cut one section open with a knife, remove the seeds inside, and cut the old loofah into pieces about 5cm in size. When it is time to repot your plants, use the cut loofah as a bottom layer. This can increase the air permeability of the soil, thereby effectively preventing root rot.