Pour this kind of water on your pothos, and after a half-month business trip you'll come back to find it growing like a waterfall, green as if waxed

Pothos is a common household green plant, and I grow pothos at home myself. It not only decorates the home environment but also purifies the air, so why not! The pothos I bought from the flower market was pretty good, with no yellow leaves, but the roots and stems were rather thin, and the branches were not very long either.

To grow pothos like the ones in those viral photos, I put in quite a lot of effort. Once, while chatting with a friend who works in horticulture, I picked up a little trick. Half a month ago, I happened to have a business trip to go on, so right before leaving I watered the pothos according to the method my friend gave me. I never expected that when I came back from the trip, such a big surprise would be waiting for me! The pothos's originally thin roots and stems had become thick and sturdy, the leaves were glossy green as if waxed, and the branches had grown so long they reached the ground! I was absolutely thrilled!

A good method shouldn't be kept to oneself, so let me share this good method with everyone!

Use an empty bottle to hold 500ML of beer + one vitamin B12 tablet, then leave it open for two or three days to let the alcohol evaporate. Then dilute with water at a 1:10 ratio and water the pothos or spray it on the leaves. When watering, water thoroughly; whenever you see the potting soil is dry you can use this to water. Then just look forward to the pothos growing longer and greener! One thing to note: mix only as much as you need for one watering, and don't keep any leftover solution for next time, as this easily breeds diseases and pests.

Beer and vitamin B12 tablets are both common items in our daily lives! Everyone can easily mix up this "special-effect water."

In addition, my friend told me another good method. It is to use the water changed from a fish tank to water the pothos, and the pothos can also grow very well! When changing the water for the fish, pour off the upper two-thirds of the original aquarium water, keeping only the bottom one-third of the water with fish droppings in it. Then use this one-third of "nutrient water" to water the pothos! The pothos will grow very well! Since I don't keep fish myself, I haven't tried this method yet. Friends who keep fish can give it a try!

If some friends find these methods too troublesome, they can directly use an organic nutrient solution specially made for pothos, diluted with water and poured at the roots; the effect is also excellent!

These are all my little tips! I hope everyone can grow pothos that is long as a waterfall and glossy green!