What medicine works well to prevent flowers from rotting

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What medicine prevents flowers from rotting

Medicines that can prevent flowers from rotting include metronidazole tablets and aspirin tablets. Taking metronidazole tablets as an example, they have bactericidal and disinfecting effects. After crushing them thoroughly, take half of the powder and dilute it with water at a ratio of 1:500; using it to water flowers can kill some bacteria and insect eggs in the soil, and at the same time it can also prevent the flower roots from rotting.

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What medicine works well to prevent flowers from rotting

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