Throw these 3 expired pills into the pot, and the flowers will hardly turn yellow or get sick

aspirin

Aspirin will decompose into acetic acid and salicylic acid when it comes into contact with water, which can promote root growth, protect roots, enhance orchid immunity, and prolong the flowering period. It is very suitable for maintaining potted flowers such as Clivia and orchids.

Usage: One piece (0.05g) of aspirin tablet, add 1 kg of water. You can use 0.3% to 0.5% aspirin solution regularly for watering flowers.

Vitamin tablets

Regularly watering flowers with vitamin B12 solution can make the flowers and plants grow strong and their leaves dark green. After cleaning and disinfecting the roots of rotten plants, soak them in vitamin B12 solution for 10 minutes, which has the effect of sterilization and rooting. Adding a vitamin B12 pill into a newly purchased hydroponic lucky bamboo bottle can help the lucky bamboo take root quickly.

21 Gold Vita

If you have expired 21 Jinwei at home, don’t throw it away. Try using it to water the flowers. It can supplement trace elements for plants and has a very good effect when used to water green plants such as green radish and spider plants.

Usage: When using 21 Jinweita for watering flowers, be sure to pay attention to the concentration not being too high and do not use it frequently to avoid burning the roots. Crush the 21g of Gold Vita and dilute it with plenty of water. Generally, one pill can water more than a dozen pots of flowers.