Aspirin is known for its medicinal functions, but watering flowers with aspirin sounds novel. In fact, aspirin can also be used to water flowers, and the flowers are very beautiful. Do you know how to water the flowers best?
Aspirin is no stranger to us. It has antipyretic and analgesic effects. It also has effects on rheumatism, arthritis and other diseases. It can be said that it has a wide range of uses.
In addition, there are many wonderful functions in the cultivation of flowers. Many flower friends should also know that using aspirin to raise flowers is not inferior to the fertilizer of flowers, especially orchids. It can not only make the plants grow very luxuriant, but also make the color of flowers bigger and brighter.
Aspirin is mainly composed of salicylic acid, which is weakly acidic. It can improve the pH value of the soil, that is, the acidity and alkalinity of the soil. It can not only improve the survival rate of plants, but also promote plant growth and improve stress resistance.
Salicylic acid also has anti-inflammatory effect. Aspirin can be ground into powder and diluted with water (1g aspirin, 2kg water) to make water solution for watering flowers. It can resist the invasion of virus to flowers and enhance the vitality of plants.
At the same time, there is acetic acid in aspirin. Acetic acid can improve the photosynthesis of plants. Spraying aspirin solution on the leaves and flowers of plants with a small spray can make the leaves more green and the flowers more colorful.
When we do flower arrangement, we are also used to throwing half an aspirin in the water. Aspirin can make the stomata of leaves close and prevent the wound from producing jasmonic acid, which can effectively prolong the withering time of flowers.
Can aspirin be used to water flowers
Aspirin contains Salicylic acid, which can protect plant cells from water loss and enhance the ability of plants to resist virus invasion. It is feasible to use aspirin for watering flowers.
Does aspirin need to be diluted
When aspirin is used for watering flowers, it can be ground into powder and diluted with water.
How to water flowers with aspirin
1. Root protection: take 2-4 tablets of aspirin, mix with 500 grams of water and then irrigate, which is beneficial to slow down the seedling and improve the survival rate of the plant.
2. Protection of flowers and fruits: during the period from flower bud to fruit enlargement, aspirin and water can be used for foliar spraying to reduce flower and bud drop.
3. Promote the survival of scions: spray or soak the scions with aspirin and water before grafting.
4. Promoting rooting of cuttings: the cuttings were soaked in the solution of aspirin and water before cutting.
5. Prolonging flowering: put 1-2 tablets in vase.
Aspirin for flowers
Aspirin mixed with water can be used to water all kinds of flowers, such as orchids.
On the Internet, some netizens also reported that they had used aspirin to raise flowers, but the effect was not obvious.
Here, I would like to remind you that although aspirin has a good effect on the growth of flowers, it can only be an auxiliary effect. In particular, it should not be used in large quantities and sprayed too often. Otherwise, it will backfire. It must not be used as a miracle drug to raise flowers!