My grandma used eggs to grow spider plants, and they grew 60 buds and were full of radish roots!

Feed some egg white, and the spider plant will grow carrot roots

Flower lovers who think that egg shells are still slow to take effect can try a risky trick - feed egg white to the flowers. The flowers have been used before, and as long as the location is ventilated, there is no problem at all!

1. Separate the egg white

It is enough to use one egg at a time. Separate the egg white first.

2. Add egg white to water and mix well

1 egg white, add 500ml of water, stir well ~ This concentration generally will not irritate the spider plant ~

3. Use

After the egg white water is stirred evenly, let it settle for 2 hours before watering the spider plant. Flower lovers who are concerned can insert a thicker milk tea straw in the pot and pour the water along the straw, so they don’t have to worry about attracting insects.

Flower lovers can also store the egg white liquid in a plastic bottle and water it twice a month, and they can grow plump white radish roots!

Feed an egg yolk and the baby will bloom like crazy

Egg yolks are high in cholesterol, so it is better to eat less. The remaining egg yolks can also be made into natural phosphorus fertilizer to promote flowering and bud growth.

1. Crush the egg yolk first

Peel the egg yolks and let them dry first. Put the drier egg yolks in a small bowl and crush them with a spoon.

2. Use

The crushed egg yolk can be buried directly in the flowerpot. It doesn’t need to be too deep. Just dig three holes in the flowerpot, fill them with soil and cover them with soil. Burying it once will last for two months, and the flowerpots will have a lot of eggs in the fall.

If there are some egg yolks left, you can add some water, shake it evenly, and store it in a plastic bottle for later use. The spider plant that has eaten the egg yolk will continue to bloom!

Fried egg shells are the most nutritious

Eggshells are a commonly used flower fertilizer. Many flower lovers cover them directly on flower pots. Not only are they not breathable, they are also difficult to decompose and the nutrients are not well absorbed. In fact, just stir-fry it and you can make safe and effective calcium fertilizer!

1. Dry the egg shells

The egg shells you save should be dried first, otherwise the egg liquid inside will turn into scrambled eggs when you fry them.

2. Crack the eggshell

Find a thick plastic bag, put the dry eggshells in it, and crush them with a cutting board or a book. Note that the smaller the crush, the better.

3. Scramble the egg shells

Pour the crushed eggshells into the hot pan, stir-fry for 2-3 minutes, then reduce the heat and bake for a while. When you smell the burnt aroma, you can turn off the heat!

4. Use

The fried egg shells can be used after they have cooled down. Dig a few small holes in the flowerpot, sprinkle the egg shells in, and then bury it. Do this once a month. The fried egg shells can be sealed and stored for multiple uses.