Throw a beer lid in the flowerpot no longer the yellow leaves are not rotten, the root leaves are green and bloom a lot.

Probably friends who have raised flowers have had such an experience: if they are not well watered, the flowers will have yellow leaves, fallen leaves or even withered, which is the loss of nutrients or the rotting roots of stagnant water! If you want to put an end to these situations, use the waste at home. Put a layer of water seepage on the bottom of the flowerpot, and you don't have to worry anymore.

1. Screen screen

The abandoned screen screen at home is a good filtering material. Cut it and pad it at the bottom of the basin to prevent the flowerpot from running away from soil and stagnant water.

2. Rag head, non-woven cloth

The broken cloth head at home, especially chiffon and gauze, can be used to pad the bottom of the basin; the non-woven bag for packing clothes and shoes is relatively large, which can be used to pad medium and large flowerpots.

3. Cross stitch

The bits and pieces of cross-stitch are cut and spread at the bottom of the basin, and the dense holes above are not only conducive to the discharge of excess water from the flowerpot, but also preserve the soil.

4. Beer lid

Discarded beer lid, mouth facing down at the bottom of the basin, is especially suitable for gardenia, jasmine and other acid-loving flowers that need to supplement metal elements. It can also prevent iron deficiency anemia in flowers.

5. Foam board

Break the foam board and put a layer on the bottom of the flowerpot, which is conducive to the drying and breathability of the potted soil, and is suitable for all kinds of orchids and flowers that are afraid of waterlogging. Many flower friends say that the flowerpot bought is covered with a layer of foam, thinking that the merchants are deceiving people. In fact, this is used to drain water and breathable.

6. Rags

The scrap copper and scrap iron and old electric wires at home can be used to pad the bottom of the basin, which not only loosens the pot soil but also adds trace elements to the flowers and kills two birds with one stone!

7. Peanut and melon seed shell

Peanut shells and melon seed shells are placed at the bottom of the basin, which can be filtered and used as fat. Note: do not use peanut seed shells with salty, sweet and other flavors!

walnut shell

The walnut shell is also OK, but not too big, smash it into pieces, and be careful not to use the flavored walnut shell.

8. Loofah

Loofah is shredded and placed at the bottom of the basin, which is not only filtered and fattened, but also natural, pollution-free, long-lasting and safe.

9. Shells and coral dregs

Picked up small shells, coral dregs can also be used to pad flowerpots, but also bring their own calcium, of course, before use to disinfect can rest assured.

10. Bamboo charcoal

The bamboo charcoal bag at home usually takes a few months to change, do not throw it away, it is better to use it to pad the flowerpot, not only absorb moisture but also sterilize.

Growing flowers with these rubbish can not only be used as waste, but also grow very well, do not accumulate water, do not rot roots, but also prevent yellow leaves, then our flowers and plants will have more spirit.