I didn't expect that there are so many benefits of growing flowers for barbecue, such as sowing seeds and preventing insects.

The following things are often used in barbecues. Growing flowers can supplement lack of light, prevent birds from eating strawberries or blueberries grown at home, and can also be used to solve problems such as sowing difficulties.

1. Improve light or humidity deficiency

When sowing and raising seedlings, if you find that there is not enough light or humidity at home, you can take out some tin foil. As shown in the picture above, fix the tin foil with some cardboard and point it toward the sun to reflect heat.

In this way, tin foil can be used as a hot plate, and if you choose a dark flowerpot, you can increase the sowing temperature and humidity to a certain extent.

2. the effect of heat preservation on plants.

When cultivating seedlings, if the weather suddenly turns cold, in addition to putting the seedling pots indoors, you can also wrap them in tin foil and put them on the windowsill, so that tin foil can reflect sunlight and add more heat and light to the seedlings. After spraying water, it can also achieve the effect of humidification.

3. Drive away small animals

I have seen some friends like to put some CDs next to some plants, which are actually used to drive away birds. Birds don't like those shining things, and tin foil can also be used instead of CDs.

Grow some fruit at home. If the fruit is often eaten by birds, you can hang some tin foil in the conspicuous position of the branch to protect the fruit.

4. Avoid insect pests

Tin foil can also prevent some pests from laying eggs on melons and fruits, and many pests are unable to distinguish between tin foil or leaves, which has a good effect on some pests. The principle is to let pests lay eggs on tin foil, and the larvae will have no leaves to eat after hatching. However, the tin foil on the leaves or branches should be cleaned in time after the pests lay eggs.

5. Protect flowers

A circle of tin foil around plants in summer can retain soil moisture and isolate heat, thus lowering the temperature of the soil, avoiding sunburn of plant roots and preventing weeds from growing in the soil.

Another advantage is that these tinfoil can ward off good pests, such as common slugs.

6. Protect plants

If your plant is often eaten by mice, you can put shiny tin foil next to it, but it only works if there is a light source to prevent rats or rabbits from gnawing on the plant and wrapping it directly under the plant's rhizome.