The correct way to water flowers with expired milk

Expired milk can be used to water flowers, which can replenish rich nutrients and water to the soil, thereby ensuring that the flowers have sufficient nutrients during their growth and enable them to grow normally. It can also promote the synthesis of chlorophyll in the leaves, accelerate the photosynthesis of flowers, and make the leaves of flowers greener.

If you use expired pure milk to water the flowers directly, the soil may become compacted. If you leave it for too long, it may grow hair, which will affect the normal breathing of the flower roots.

How to water flowers with expired milk

1. Fermentation and watering

Use bottles to store expired pure milk, which is conducive to fermentation. At the same time, during the fermentation process, place the bottle in a sunny place to ensure sufficient light supply, so that the expired pure milk can ferment better. After about a week, it can be used to water the flowers.

2. Dilute and water the flowers

Dilute the expired pure milk with water in a ratio of 1:5. Only after completion can it be used to water the flowers. If you water the flowers directly, the seedlings may be burned. The effect of watering the flowers will be better after diluting with water.

Points to note when watering flowers with expired milk

Note that after watering the flowers with expired milk, you should put the flowers in a cool and ventilated place. Also, remember to use expired milk to water the flowers 1-2 times a month, otherwise it will affect the growth of the flower roots.