Watering flowers with these kinds of water means no fertilizer needed? The leaves even stay especially green

A few days ago, the editor took a stroll around the flower market in our area and found it bustling with people, with all kinds of fresh flowers and green plants hitting the market in large quantities. I believe many flower lovers have bought a few pots to take home. Today I will share some small flower-growing tips that netizens have tried out. Friends can see whether there is anything they can use.
Watering flowers with aquarium water
Aquarium water is really a good thing. It can be used without fermentation. Whether it is used to grow pothos or spider plants, it works very well. The leaves are wide and large and especially glossy.
After compound fertilizer is soaked in water, diluted, and left to sit for a few days, using it to water flowers can make the leaves oily green and glossy. After soaking and diluting, there is also no need to worry about fertilizer burn damaging the roots and harming the flowers.
Rice washing water plus cigarette butts: put a few cigarette butts into rice washing water, soak for two or three days, and use it to water flowers. It can help prevent and kill insects, and soaking for a few days is also equivalent to fermenting the rice washing water a bit. Rice washing water itself is a pretty good fertilizer.
Watering flowers with leftover tea
I heard from friends that watering flowers with leftover tea can prevent insects and also make the leaves even more dark green. After trying it, the editor did not feel that it could prevent or treat insects. This one needs the all-powerful netizens to test. But using leftover tea to water flowers over the long term makes it especially easy to cause the potting soil to become compacted, with the soil turning alkaline.
Actually, no matter which kind of water is used to water flowers, you must grasp the right amount and not use it frequently or in large amounts. It is said that using leftover tea to water strawberries can make the strawberries bear more fruit. Friends who have strawberries at home can give it a try.