Potted plants I put it on a cloth and wipe the monstera. Combined with this homemade conditioner, the monstera grows like crazy. It puts out leaf after leaf

• Winter is a challenge for Monstera – dry air and dust weaken the plant.
• Instead of chemical polishes, use home remedies for clean and shiny leaves.
• Do you want to know a simple recipe for a homemade conditioner that will strengthen your monstera?

What to wipe monstera leaves with? Homemade flower polish

Homemade potted flower polish can be made from ingredients that most people have in their kitchen. The leaves of green plants can be wiped from dust with natural conditioners that do not cost much. Sometimes the ingredient of such a rinse aid may even be fruit or drink remnants. It is also worth using a polishing agent, thanks to which dust will settle on the leaves much slower. You can use the inside of a banana peel for pureeing. The phosphorus and potassium contained in it will additionally nourish the plants. Decarbonated, non-alcoholic beer will also work. Apply a little of the popular drink to a soft cloth and gently wipe each leaf, being careful not to damage its structure. This method will also nourish the flowers and add shine to the leaves.

Homemade monstera conditioner. It will strengthen the plant

The best conditioner for monstera is one that contains valuable nutrients, i.e. nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and magnesium. In gardening stores you can buy special preparations that can be used to feed the plant. However, if we want to prepare homemade monstera fertilizer, we can use banana peel, which will serve as a source of phosphorus and potassium. Just chop them up and bury them around the monstera. As they decompose, they will release potassium and other micronutrients that support overall plant health. Another homemade fertilizer that will support the growth of monstera can be made using Epsom salt. This is available at every pharmacy. It contains a lot of magnesium, which will support the proper development of monstera. It is enough to dissolve one teaspoon (tea) of salt in one liter of water. We water the monstera with this mixture once a month. The magnesium contained in the preparation improves plant vitality and photosynthesis.