How often does aspirin water the flowers?
In home gardening maintenance, aspirin watering flowers is becoming a new type of plant maintenance trick. This common drug containing salicylic acid can promote plant growth after scientific dilution. This article will systematically analyze its correct use and maintenance principles. Aspirin watering flowers controls the frequency of plant growth cycles. Fast-growing plants such as green radish, spider, etc., it is recommended to water aspirin solution every 30 days, and the vigorous growth period can be shortened to 20 days; slow-growing plants such as fleshy, tiger lily, etc., should be used at intervals of 45-60 days. Seasonal adjustment principle: The regular frequency can be maintained during the spring and autumn growth seasons, the 10-day interval between high temperatures in summer needs to be reduced, and the winter dormant period should be completely suspended. Special varieties such as Clivia can be increased to 15 days per time during the bud pregnancy period. Aspirin flower nurturing effect explains the development of roots and the salicylic acid component can stimulate plants to produce stress-resistant proteins, making the roots thicker by more than 30%, and increasing the number of capillary roots by 50%. Leaf Maintenance Tips 1:2000 dilution is used to wipe the leaves, which can increase the chlorophyll content of leaf-viewing plants such as green radish by 25%, and the gloss is significantly enhanced. Advanced tips for aspirin use apply to plant types Acid-preferred plants: Fortune tree (pH 5.5 -6.5), orchid (pH 5.0 -6.0), gardenia (pH 5.0 -6.5). Prohibited list of alkaline plants: cacti, hibiscus, etc. Concentration blending formula Standard solution: 500mg tablets +1L water. Dilute to 1:1500 during seedling stage, and adjust to 1:800 for old pile plants. The key points of watering technology are poured slowly along the edge of the pot to avoid direct impact on the root system. Cooperate with the loosening operation to allow the liquid medicine to penetrate evenly. It is recommended to cooperate with foliar spraying in the morning to increase the absorption rate by 40%.
Scientific use of aspirin to maintain plants can not only reduce maintenance costs, but also improve plant resistance. The key is to master the "three control principles": control frequency, control concentration, and control applicable varieties. It is recommended to establish a personalized maintenance plan based on plant growth monitoring.