There's a trick to keeping plants alive. 20 years of experience teaches you 4 methods
Without further ado, let's get down to business. Everything has its methods and efficiency. 8 years of plant-growing experience helps you avoid detours and keep your plants alive.
1. Chinese medicine residue as flower fertilizer
Chinese medicine itself contains many organic and inorganic substances, providing the nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium fertilizers needed for plant growth, and can also improve soil permeability.
2. Broken bricks and tiles make flowers more vibrant
Using broken bricks and tiles to grow flowers has the advantages of breathability, water retention and fertilizer retention, and can make flowers more numerous, larger and with a longer flowering period. Break waste bricks and tiles into small pieces, about 0.2-0.5 cm in diameter. When planting flowers, place the smaller and powdery pieces near the plant roots, and place the larger pieces at the bottom of the pot or other positions. Other practices are the same as planting with soil.
3. Using beer to grow flowers
Mix beer with water, water:beer at 6:1, and spray the plant once, making sure to spray all parts as much as possible. Observe the next day. If the insects turn reddish-brown and fall off at a touch, then they are definitely dead. If there are still live ones, spray again. After spraying three times in a row (three days), it can basically be resolved. At a critical moment, it can save the plant. Beer is also a very good leaf fertilizer. Spray a little beer, and the plant will grow more vigorously, can also bloom earlier, and make the flowers larger, the flower colors brighter, and the fragrance richer. Mix beer with 0.5% aspirin solution at a volume ratio of 250:1 and add a small amount of vinegar before use.
4. Using baking soda to grow flowers
The baking soda often seen at home is actually also a powerful tool for growing flowers. There is no need to buy expensive gardening tools and pesticides. Many problems can be solved with just a packet of baking soda! Sterilization, pest control, and regulating the acid-base balance of the soil.
Dear friends, you might as well give it a try