Why do some people no longer need rice water to grow flowers? I don't know until I ask an expert to regret it.

As more and more people grow flowers, there are more and more little experiences of growing flowers. For example, the more common flower cultivation is watered with Amoy rice, watered with beer and so on. Indeed, some tips are good for the growth of potted flowers. But this is under the premise of proper use.

It is also fastidious to wash rice and water flowers. It's no problem for some veteran flower growers. For novice flower growers, the wrong use of rice water may be the "arsenic" of watering flowers. This is not alarmist. A few days ago, some flower friends left a message saying that they had watered the orchid with rice water and watered the orchid with yellow leaves.

Why do people like to use rice water to water flowers?

Amoy rice water, to put it bluntly, is the water after panning rice. The reason why it is used to water flowers is that this liquid contains many residual trace elements, such as potassium and nitrogen, which are nutrients needed by plants. When Amoy rice water is poured into the flowerpot, in addition to increasing nutrients, it can also adjust the acidity of the soil, making the soil slightly acidic. It is helpful to the growth of acid-loving flowers.

Why some people no longer use Amoy rice water to water flowers, will it really lead to yellow leaves?

Washing rice and watering flowers, if used improperly, will indeed cause the leaves of plants to turn yellow. The reason is that some flower lovers can't control whether the rice-panning water is completely fermented. When the unfermented rice washing water is poured directly into the flowerpot and fermented by itself in the soil, a large amount of heat will be generated, thus raising the temperature of the pot soil. It directly causes the respiration of root cells to be blocked, and if serious, it will lead to cell rupture and rotting roots. If the root system is rotten, the leaves of the plant will gradually turn yellow and dry.

Growing flowers is also a subject of learning, not to mention rice water, even tap water is fastidious. Only on the premise of proper use will the flowers be raised well. Some flower friends may have asked what is so fastidious about pouring tap water. As everyone knows, there is chlorine in tap water, and it is only suitable for watering flowers after exposure to the sun or sitting for a day or two. There are many small details of such flower cultivation, which need to be discovered by flower friends little by little.

Grow flowers with your heart. This is the end of the knowledge about washing rice and watering flowers. You should pay attention to it in the future.

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