The correct way to use beer as fertilizer and which flowers it suits

I believe all plant lovers enjoy it when the plants they grow are covered in lush leaves and bright, vivid blooms. So what little daily gardening tricks can make flowers bloom quickly? It turns out that just giving flowers a moderate amount of beer can perk them right up. Below, let's take a closer look at 3 kinds of flowers that enjoy a little beer.

Azalea

As one of the top ten famous flowers, the azalea has the fine reputation of being the beauty of flowers; it not only has rich varieties, elegant flower shapes, but also gorgeous colors, with extremely high ornamental value. In terms of care, it likes a temperature of 15 to 25°C and loves loose, well-draining acidic soil, so watering it with some diluted beer at the right time can make its leaves even more oily green. When watering, it is recommended to drench it once or twice a month, which is enough.

Snake plant

As a popular foliage plant, it has broad leaves, and the leaf patterns resemble a tiger's stripes, hence its name. Placed at home, besides being decorative, it can also purify the air. In normal care, it likes scattered light and a warm, humid environment; the watering principle is to water when dry and stop when wet. In summer, if the sunlight is too strong, add a shade umbrella, otherwise the leaves can easily get sunburned and turn yellow. To solve this problem, you can regularly give it some diluted beer; after adding it, it can not only prevent pests and diseases, but also promote its regrowth.

Pothos

Pothos is a green plant that is very hard to kill, yet also very hard to keep evergreen at all times. Generally speaking, plants with many leaves not only have extremely high ornamental value, but can also purify the air. In terms of care, in spring and summer it can be hung in a balcony spot with scattered light; in autumn, because it fears excessively low humidity, you can spray a little water around the leaves to increase humidity. Generally, as long as you follow this method, pothos can grow healthily, but if you want it to always keep every green leaf tender and emerald green, you should add some diluted beer to it; doing so can add oily green color and a glossy feel to its leaves.

Finally, it must be emphasized that when adding beer, never pour a whole can directly on the plants. Be sure to place the opened beer beside the plant, and after some time, once the alcohol in the beer has dissipated, then add water at a 1 to 1 ratio and pour it on. This both replenishes water and provides sufficient nutrients.