Aspirin raises orchid spray leaf or watering root, watering root is more beneficial to root growth.

Raising orchids with aspirin is beneficial to the growth of plants, generally speaking, it is mainly to irrigate roots, if watering leaves is easy to cause leaf rot, sufficient diluent should be used when watering roots, and it should not be used as long-term fertilizer. fertilizers of other elements should be properly supplemented during the growth period to avoid poor plant growth.

Aspirin, raise orchids and water roots.

Many people like to cultivate orchids with aspirin, which can mainly promote the growth and development of orchids, but some friends do not know whether aspirin raises orchids to spray leaves or water roots, in fact, they mainly water roots, because the flowers and leaves of orchids are more sensitive to fertility. if watering leaves is easy to lead to leaf pollution, the phenomenon of withered yellow.

When watering roots with aspirin, it is best to use a thin diluent, and the concentration should not be too high, which can easily cause root burning, which can be applied every half a month, and at the same time, aspirin can not be used as the main fertilizer for a long time. In peacetime fertilization, but also appropriate supplementary trace element fertilizer, in order to ensure that orchids can grow strong.

When watering orchids with aspirin, the tablets can be crushed into powder, and the finer the better, put them in a container with clear water, place them in a cool place with good ventilation for a few days, dilute the supernatant with water, mix and prepare according to the proportion of 1800, and then pour it along the edge of the basin soil.

Aspirin dissolved in water will decompose a large number of nutrients, which can greatly promote the growth of orchids, at the same time, it can also enhance the resistance of orchids and greatly reduce the damage of diseases and insect pests. In addition, some can be added properly when raised in water, but not too much, which is mainly conducive to the rooting of plants.