Have you ever tried to grow potted green flowers with beer?

The beer we usually drink is also a very good potted green plant flower fertilizer, using beer to raise flowers, the effect is very good, mainly in the potted green plants with greener leaves, faster bud spitting, most white roots, and more bright flowers. Because beer contains a lot of carbon dioxide, ethanol, protein, amino acids and phosphate, it is very conducive to the growth of potted flowers.

But although beer has a good effect on growing flowers, beer is not a real plant flower fertilizer, it is only an auxiliary substance. Therefore, we can not often rely on it to promote the blooming of flowers and leaves, so as to avoid other side effects.

Wipe the leaves: the leaves can absorb nutrients directly, dip the beer with a softer cloth, and gently wipe the leaves from the tip of the leaves, which can make the leaves more green and thicker in texture.

Prevention of chlorosis: mixed spraying of beer and ferrous sulfate on potted green plants can effectively prevent and control chlorosis in potted plants, and the effect is better than using ferrous sulfate alone.

Adjust the acidity of the soil: for acid-loving potted flowers, you can use 1:3 to water the flowers, which can adjust the acidity of the soil.

Promote plant growth: the mixture of beer and aspirin at the ratio of 250 to 1, sprayed before potted flower bud sprouting or flower bud differentiation, can make the bud fuller, more numerous, brighter colors and faster plant growth.