She accidentally poured beer into a flower pot and it exploded

Raising flowers is not only for the touch of green at home, but also for the pursuit of the elegance of life and the tranquility of the soul.

However, do you know that some of the daily "wastes" at home are actually the "nutrients" of flowers? Today, let me take you into a wonderful world of flower cultivation to see those neglected "treasures".

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1. beer

• Ingredients: Beer is rich in amino acids, phosphates, vitamins and minerals, which are of great help in the growth of flowers.
• Ratio: Mix beer and water in a ratio of 1:50, and rub the leaves in a ratio of 1:10. It is also possible to open the beer first, leave it in the shade for 4-5 days to allow the alcohol to evaporate, and then mix it with water.
• Use time: During the growth period of flowers, watering them with beer water at regular intervals (such as weekly) can promote the growth of flowers.

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2. Cigarette water

• Ingredients: Cigarette water contains alkaloids and other chemical components that repel pests and kill germs.
• Ratio: Mix about 5 grams of tobacco with 70-80 grams of water, or 10-20 grams of tobacco with 500 ml of water, soak for one day and filter out the residue, and the resulting solution can be used. It can also be mixed with beer and soaked, and then filtered to remove residues.
• Time of use: Use when a flower pest or disease is found, or sprayed regularly as a precautionary measure.

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3. Tea water

• Ingredients: Tea water is rich in nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium.
• Ratio: Pour the leftover tea leaves into the water and soak them for a period of time to release the nutrients in the tea leaves into the water. The optimal concentration is about 5%, which can be moderately diluted when watering.
• Use time: Watering with tea water once a week can promote the growth of flowers.

4. Fish water

• Ingredients: Fish farming water contains fish feces and other nutrients that can provide nutrients for flowers. However, if it is salted fish water, it is not suitable for watering flowers, because it will cause salinization of the soil.
• Ratio: Collect the fish water and put it on the balcony or terrace to ferment for about 2 weeks. When using, dilute at a ratio of 1:5 and then water.
• Use time: When the flowers need to be watered, fermented fish water can be used instead of ordinary water for watering.

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5. Eggshells

• Ingredients: Eggshells are rich in calcium and phosphorus, which are beneficial for flower growth.
• Method: Wash the egg liquid inside the eggshell, dry it and crush it into powder. Dig small pits around the edges of the pots, sprinkle eggshell powder, cover with soil and water thoroughly.
• Time of use: During the growth period of flowers, apply at regular intervals (e.g. monthly).

6. Soybeans

• Ingredients: Soybeans are rich in nitrogen fertilizer, which can promote the growth of flowers and leaves.
• Directions: Use soybeans directly after cooking, or place them at the bottom of a pot and let them ferment naturally.
• Use time: When flowers need to be fertilized, bury soybeans in the soil or use as a base fertilizer.

7. Rice washing water

• Ingredients and efficacy: Rice water contains starch, protein, vitamins and trace elements, etc., which can be converted into nutrients that can be easily absorbed by plants after fermentation.
• Fermentation: Ferment the rice water in a warm place, which generally takes 3-5 days. The fermented rice water should have a sweet and sour flavor.
• Ratio and use: The fermented rice washing water should be diluted with water at a ratio of 1:5 or 1:10, and then used for watering flowers.
• Duration: Use every 7-10 days to meet the nutrient needs of most plants.

8. Milk

• Ingredients: Milk is rich in nutrients such as protein, fat, and minerals.
• How to use: Milk is not suitable for watering flowers because it contains more protein and fat, which can easily attract insect infestations and cause mould in the soil. But if milk is fermented, it can be converted into substances that are beneficial to plants.
• Fermentation: Put the milk in a container, add some yogurt or yeast as a leavening agent, and place it in a warm place to ferment for a few days until it is sour and solidified.
• Note: Even fermented milk should be used with caution and preferably as a supplement to liquid fertilizer rather than as a primary source of fertilizer.

9. Vinegar water

• Ingredients and efficacy: The main ingredient of vinegar is acetic acid, which can regulate the pH of the soil and have an inhibitory effect on some pests and diseases.
• Ratio: The ratio of vinegar to water is usually about 1:300.
• Time and method of use: Spray on the surface of the leaf after mixing evenly, spray once in the morning and once in the afternoon, and use it once a week. Vinegar water should not be used frequently to avoid causing harm to plants.
• Control effect: vinegar water has a certain effect on the prevention and control of yellow leaf disease and black spot disease.

10. Peel

• Ingredients: The peel is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and trace elements.
• Method: The peel is chopped and then fermented with EM bacteria and used as nutrient soil.
• Time of use: When flowers are repotted or sown, the fermented peel fertilizer is mixed into the soil.

Growing flowers is not that difficult, as long as you master these tips, you can easily create a small garden at home. Get started now and make your home green and vibrant!

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