Watering flowers with aspirin water can delay wilting

Many friends feel that "flowers can hardly stay red for a hundred days," so after some holidays, flowers end up being thrown away. In fact, these flowers can still have their blooming period extended. We'll introduce a method of watering flowers with aspirin solution to delay their wilting.

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Popular potted flowers mainly include Phalaenopsis, Cymbidium, narcissus, peach blossom, bromeliads, kumquat and Anthurium, and there are also many combination potted plants with distinctive shapes. Many citizens keep these New Year flowers for just over a month and then often throw them away. In fact, with good care, their blooming period can be maintained for about two months. Among them, many potted flowers can also be replanted, that is, kept growing so they can bloom again the following year, such as Phalaenopsis, Cymbidium and kumquat. In Qian Pingzheng's view, almost all potted flowers can rebloom, except that some potted flowers are relatively difficult to replant due to limitations of the home environment and facilities, such as bromeliads and Anthurium.

Watering blooming potted flowers with aspirin solution can delay their wilting time. The ratio of water to medicine is preferably 1 kg of water plus one aspirin tablet crushed into powder. "Each watering with aspirin solution can extend the blooming period of potted flowers by 3 to 5 days." In addition, proper spraying with water or applying foliar fertilizer can also extend the blooming period.

Generally speaking, potted flowers require lower temperatures after blooming. Therefore, during the growth period, potted flowers should be kept in a place with sufficient sunlight, good ventilation, and away from heating equipment such as radiators and stoves. When the flower buds are about to open, they should be moved to a cool indoor place, avoiding direct sunlight and maintaining an even temperature. To extend the ornamental period of blooming, when the buds form, are about to open, or have just opened, placing the flowers in a lower-temperature environment can also delay flowering and extend the blooming period.