Don't Panic If Your Flowers Get Sick: A 10-Year Veteran Gardener Teaches You 4 Little Pills

I believe many friends who love flowers and plants have plenty of flowers and greenery at home, and Huahua's home is no exception, because Huahua was influenced by her dad and has a certain interest in these plants too.

Autumn is about to pass before our eyes, but why aren't the plants at Huahua's home growing much? This made Huahua a little anxious. To solve this problem, Huahua went to Grandpa Li's house next door, thinking she would see if there was some little trick.

Grandpa Li's love of flowers and plants is famous around here, and he has been growing plants for more than ten years! Advice from such an experienced person is sure to be great! I explained the situation to Grandpa Li, and Grandpa Li told Huahua that actually all you need is a few little pills! Before Huahua could make heads or tails of it, Grandpa Li took out the little pills! And one by one he told Huahua exactly how these little pills should be used!

These four little pills are: metronidazole tablets, ferrous sulfate tablets, vitamin C and vitamin B12. Many friends know these pills to some extent, so today Huahua will share with you the ways to use the little pills that Grandpa Li told Huahua about!

Metronidazole Tablets

Metronidazole tablets are still a bit different from the other three pills. Why? Because the other three pills all provide the nutrients plants need to grow, while metronidazole tablets are meant to prevent plants from developing root rot and decay.

Newbie beginners may run into this trouble: they don't know how much water to give, and always overwater, causing root rot. Besides promptly learning about growing plants, you can also dissolve a metronidazole tablet in water and then put it in a container, which can effectively prevent root rot in hydroponic plants.

Ferrous Sulfate

The main function of ferrous sulfate is to provide plants with plenty of iron. For plants like lucky bamboo, the leaves often start turning yellow for no reason, and when this happens it is mostly because the lucky bamboo lacks iron.

We can dissolve one ferrous sulfate tablet in 1000 ml of water, and drip about 15 drops of the solution into the lucky bamboo's bottle, which can quickly improve this yellowing of the leaves.

Actually, vitamin C also has this effect, except that vitamin C focuses on preventing yellow leaves, while ferrous sulfate is mainly used to treat yellow leaves. There is still a certain difference between the two.

Vitamin B12

Everyone is familiar with vitamin B12, right? Its solution can not only make plants grow faster, but also let plants grow better, and can also effectively kill the bacteria in the plants' living environment. In daily life, if a clivia shows yellow leaves and other conditions, you can absolutely use vitamin B12 to solve it, preventing yellow leaves and preventing root rot, and it can also make the clivia grow healthier and stronger. Truly killing two birds with one stone!