Tea water, tea residue, can it be used for potted plants and flowers? That's the truth.

After many flower friends make tea, the rest of the tea water, or tea residue, are poured directly into the flowerpot next to it. It is also said that using residual tea or tea residue to water flowers, potted flowers grow well, how much credibility is there in the end? Please follow the editor to have a look.

First of all, it should be clear that tea water, residual tea residue, directly poured into the pot of potted flowers, is not good for the growth of plants!

First, because tea contains many alkaloids, they all affect plants' absorption of organic nutrients in the soil.

Second, alkali substances can not only destroy the organic components in the basin soil, but also reduce the fertility of the basin soil.

Third, it is easy to cause soil consolidation, which is not conducive to plant respiration.

However, what flower friends need to know is: if it is well handled, tea water and tea residue can be turned into good flower fertilizer. Let's take a look at how to deal with it:

Put the leftover tea in a sealed jar, then add some vinegar and orange peel to make your own flower fertilizer, seal and mature to water the flowers, the effect is very good.

However, the above practice, mature fertilizer takes a long time, but also has a certain taste, it is better to buy organic fertilizer directly to use, is also very convenient.

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For tea water, tea residue, can be used to water flowers, I think flower friends already know, for the health of your potted flowers, the editor advises you not to mess around, otherwise it is easy to water to death.

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