Instead of buying store-bought fertilizers, use inconspicuous waste to water flowers . This is not a joke, just valuable advicewhich you will be grateful for when you see for yourself what effects this trick brings.
So don’t throw it away without thinking, just save it and after it cools down, use it as a conditioner for zamiokulkas, dracaena or monstera. Basil and mint will also thank you for it.
Water after cooking potatoes is one of the best natural fertilizers for potted plants. It contains valuable nutrients, including, above all, a lot of dissolved starch, which is a food source for soil microorganisms.
Watering flowers such as monstera or fern with potato water promotes a stronger microflora. This liquid gently enriches the substrate, providing… also, among others phosphorus, which helps to strengthen resistance to diseases.
It contains calcium, which improves the firmness of the leaves, as well as potassium, iron and magnesium. Potato water is a valuable source of energy for flowers, which supports their growth, indirectly contributes to loosening and better aeration of the soil, and improves the ability to retain moisture.
Remember to use potato water as a fertilizer for potted plants in moderation. Once every 1.5 – 2 weeks is enough. Do not salt it beforehand, because then it will not be suitable for use (it may be harmful and negatively affect the condition of the roots).
Before watering the flowers, don’t forget to wait a while until the potato water cools downso as not to cause burns, destruction or rotting of the plant.
