Sprinkle in the basin and run away all the gray mosquitoes. Ten bud basins burst in one day.

Friends who have lived in rural areas all know that corn, peanuts and other straws are used for cooking and burning in rural areas, and these burned straws are plant ash, which can prevent rotting roots, promote rooting, supplement potash, and prevent and control diseases and insect pests.

Spray some plant ash on the flowers, and all the aphids and red spiders will die!

1. Take out the plant ash from the bottom of the pot and put it in a plastic bag.

two。 Find a discarded plastic bottle, shovel a small shovel of grass ash into the plastic bottle, and then fill the plastic bottle with water, the ratio of plant ash to water is about 1:10. Tighten the lid of the plastic bottle and shake it hard to let the water and plant ash dissolve as soon as possible.

3. Pour the supernatant of plant ash into the spray can, spray toward the branches and leaves of red spiders and aphids, use them once every 2 weeks, and the aphids and red spiders will disappear!

Put some plant ash on the root, never rot the root again, recover quickly!

1. Usually when the rotten flower prunes the root system or changes the pot to trim the root, if the trimmed root system is not disinfected, it is easy to be infected with bacteria and cause rotten roots, and some plant ash can be used at this time.

two。 Smear the plant ash on the root section, put it in a place with astigmatism and ventilation to dry, and then re-pot it, which can improve the survival rate and avoid rotting roots.

Mix some plant ash in the soil, the flowers are strong and young are sick!

1. Plant ash is rich in potassium, stirring in the soil to raise flowers, can not only make the root system of flowers strong, flowers colorful, but also enhance disease resistance, do not attract diseases and insect pests!

two。 When preparing soil for the flowers, in addition to the normal substrate, add a few shovels of plant ash, or mix the plant ash and base fertilizer at 1:40 to cushion the bottom of the basin.

The pot is covered with plant ash and small buds rub off!

When sowing flowers and plants in autumn, after sowing, you can spread a thin layer of plant ash on the basin. This can maintain moisture and temperature for the soil, and the seed germination rate will be higher.

The potted surface is covered with plant ash, and the flowers are resistant to cold.

Plant ash because the color is black, and delicate, less space, so the heat preservation effect is better, autumn and winter, if you are afraid of frozen flowers, you can spread a layer of plant ash on the surface of the flowerpot to help the flowers resist the cold.

Plant ash has so many wonderful uses for growing flowers.

So how do we get it?

You can usually collect some fallen leaves and weeds.

After finding a safe place to burn it

Collect and use it!