Water the flowers with some waste water and they will grow rapidly without any fertilizer. I regret it now!

Orange peel water

Many people like to eat tangerines and oranges. Don’t throw away the peels after eating them. They are good for growing flowers!

1. Tear the tangerine peel and orange peel into pieces and soak them in clean water for 1 day. At this time, the water has turned orange.

2. For flowers that like acid, acidic water such as orange peel water is perfect. Not only will the soil not become salinized, but the leaves will not turn yellow either. Flowers like gardenia, camellia and azalea can be used.

Expired milk

Milk that is not finished in one meal, or expired milk, can also be used as flower fertilizer. But you must never water it directly, as that would indirectly kill your flowers!

1. Pour the remaining milk into the bottle, add clean water, cover the lid but not too tightly, leaving a gap for air to escape. It will be available in about a month.

2. Dilute the fermented milk with 100 times the amount of water and pour it into the flowerpot. This can add some elements such as calcium and potassium to the flowers, making them grow stronger!

Cigarette Butt Water

Cigarettes contain harmful substances such as nicotine and nicotine, which are not only harmful to the human body, but also have no problem dealing with small insects.

Soak the cigarettes in water for one day, and dilute the filtered cigarette butt water 20 times. Put it in a spray bottle and spray it on leaves and branches where insects have appeared to kill the pests.

Rusty water

Not only humans need to supplement iron, but flowers also need to supplement iron on time, otherwise they will turn yellow. This can be solved by using rust water.

Soak the rusty nails in water until they turn light yellow, then water the flowers. If it is a hydroponic flower, you can directly throw a nail into the bottle and the leaves will not turn yellow. This is most effective for lucky bamboo.

This is the end of the introduction to various wastewater flower cultivation methods.

Next time if you have these kinds of water at home,

But don’t pour it out again!