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Listed in the video all life hacks for caring for flowers

one Geranium flower pin

Geranium is a beautiful home flower. But sometimes it simply stops blooming — there are not always objective reasons for this, such as a weakening of a seedling or the presence of a disease. In this case, flowering can be stimulated from the outside, and an ordinary pin will help in this.

Treat it with alcohol and make several punctures on each stem of the geranium. This procedure will cause the plant a little stress, as a result of which it will actively begin to produce offspring — new flowers. They can appear in 1-2 weeks, after which you need to add top dressing to the soil, which will support and strengthen the geranium. It is better to engage in such stimulation of growth and flowering in the spring..

2 Dishwashing liquid for mealybugs

Dishwashing liquid is much more versatile than we’re used to. For example, it can help in pest control. One of the most annoying is the mealybug. Spraying with fungicides does not always help, as they require spot application, and small worms are difficult to see. Having prepared a solution with dish gel, you can dip the whole plant into it and get to all the foci of the pest. To do this, mix about 10 mg of the product in 1 liter of warm water. Additionally, you can spray the diseased flower with the mixture or wipe the problem areas with a moistened cotton pad.

3 Cactus rescue tube

Some types of cacti that actively grow in height are prone to “breakage” — when the stem breaks in half. Do not discount such a plant, it can be repaired. To do this, you need a cocktail tube; it is better to choose a denser plastic that does not wrinkle. Use it to make a recess in the part remaining in the pot. Insert a tube into the other half of the cactus and remove the pulp around it — so that the core remains in the form of a stick, which you then place in the prepared hole. The cactus will come together like a puzzle, and this will help it recover faster.

four Sponge for accelerated growth of young plants

Young plants that have just been separated from the mother bush are usually placed in a container of water until new white roots appear. You can speed up this process by not just dipping the root in water, but wrapping it with a spongy material. Cut any sponge lengthwise, wrap the lower part of the young sprout in it, secure the sponge layer with a thread and place it all in a glass. So the baby plant will receive the most uniform nutrition and hydration and will be able to give thicker roots.

5 Glucose solution for stunted home flowers

Sometimes the home jungle ceases to please the eye — plants appear among them that look stunted and weakened. For example, you went on vacation, and at this time some flowers suffered from a lack of moisture. Then dissolve in a liter of water 1-2 tablets of glucose purchased at the store. It is recommended to water the plants with this mixture no more than once a month. Almost all large decorative and deciduous specimens, including ficuses and palms, love this sweet top dressing.

6 Hydrogen peroxide for transfused plants

Hydrogen peroxide is another simple remedy that helps growers in difficult situations. For example, if you poured a flower and later noticed the consequences of this. Make an emulsion of a liter of water and 2-3 tablespoons of peroxide and water the plant with it. Peroxide will saturate the soil with oxygen, loosen it a little from the inside, and the roots will not rot in the ground. And by adding just a couple of drops of peroxide to a liter of water, you can water the seedlings regularly. This will strengthen their general condition.