How to water flowers with expired yogurt

Expired yogurt is very good for watering flowers. It can promote the development and reproduction of microorganisms in the soil, and release nutrients in the soil, which is very beneficial to the growth of flowers.

If you use expired yogurt directly to water the flowers, it may damage the roots of the flowers and affect their normal growth. However, expired yogurt can be used to water the flowers after it has been fermented.

How to water flowers with expired yogurt

1. Fermentation and watering

During the fermentation process, expired yogurt will produce a pungent smell, which will make people feel particularly disgusted. It is best to add a few pieces of dry orange peel during fermentation. It can prevent the pungent smell and make the fermented yogurt contain more nutrients.

2. Dilute and water the flowers

After the expired yogurt has been fermented again, it is best to add an appropriate amount of water to dilute it, and then use it to water the flowers. This will allow the flowers to better absorb nutrients, but will not cause adverse effects on the roots of the flowers, and will also allow them to grow quickly.

Precautions for watering flowers with expired yogurt

After watering the flowers with expired yogurt, move the flowers to a ventilated location outdoors for maintenance to avoid affecting the indoor air. At the same time, yogurt will attract various pests and may also increase the reproduction rate of various bacteria. Use fungicides and pesticides. Note that expired yogurt can only be used 1-2 times a month, otherwise it will affect the growth of the root system.