Tea water can be used to water plants.
Today, the editor introduces the knowledge about using tea water to water plants. For details on whether tea water can be used to water plants and how to do it, please see the introduction below.
1. Tea water can be used to water plants, but it should not be used directly. It needs to be left to ferment for 1 to 2 days before use. Tea water is a good potassium fertilizer, very suitable for watering flowers. However, fermented tea water should not be used to water plants every day. Fermented tea water is slightly acidic, making it suitable for flowers that grow well in acidic soil.
2. When using tea water to water plants, it needs to be fermented first. Pour the remaining tea water into a sealable container, then add vinegar and substances like orange or grapefruit peels, mix well, cover the mouth of the container with plastic wrap, seal it with the lid, and let it sit for a week. After that, dilute it and water the plants with it.
3. In the later stages of caring for flowers, you can provide the plants with ample sunlight to make the flowers more vibrant. You can also provide flowers with mineral-rich river or natural water to keep the environment moist, as well as a balanced nutrient mix of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium fertilizers to improve the growth rate of the plants.
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