Eating expired pills for flowers
This article introduces you to the knowledge of feeding expired pills to flowers in the field of green plants and flowers, with the following specific content:
Flower enthusiasts often encounter problems such as the poor growth of potted plants and diseases and pests. If flowers do not grow well, there must be a problem somewhere. In fact, we can use some expired medicines to solve these problems.
When growing petunias before, I often encountered a calcium deficiency in the petunias. So I mixed the leftover calcium gluconate tablets that children at home had eaten with water and sprayed them on the petunias. Within two days, I noticed that the leaves of the petunias turned green again.
In fact, in addition to calcium gluconate, there are many other medicines that can be used to grow flowers.
1. Vitamin C
Vitamin C, when diluted in water, can be used to water acid-loving flowers such as gardenias, camellias, and米兰, reducing the production of yellow leaves. At the same time, VC can act as an antioxidant, which can help extend the flowering period.
2. Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 can enhance the resistance of plant roots. If you want potted plants to grow well, you must first take care of the roots. Crush Vitamin B12 and bury it shallowly around the pot to strengthen the roots.
Also, using a Vitamin B12 solution to water flowers can repel insects.
3. Aspirin
Many people have heard of watering flowers with aspirin. Watering flowers with aspirin can kill germs, promote plant growth, and enhance the plant's immunity and resistance to diseases and pests.
4. Daktarin
Feeding flowers with expired pills
When it comes to Daktarin ointment, many flower enthusiasts may not know how to use it to grow flowers. Daktarin is an antifungal ointment, commonly used to treat athlete's foot and skin diseases.
Plants can also get skin diseases, such as leaf spot and root rot. When spots are found on plant leaves, Daktarin ointment can be applied, but only in a small amount.
Some flowers are prone to root rot, such as orchids. You can apply Daktarin ointment to the rotting area to treat it, and mild root rot can usually be cured.
The above content about feeding flowers with expired pills, brought to you by the Green Plant Enthusiast website, is like giving flowers a dose of stimulants. I hope it can help you, and at the same time, I hope everyone comes to the Green Plant Enthusiast website to see more green plant and flower experience and common sense!