If you want to stimulate plant growth, improve flowering, and help the beneficial bacteria living in the soil, replace regular irrigation water with rice water.
The main thing is to use rice water according to all the rules, otherwise, instead of benefiting the flowers, you will cause them irreparable harm.
Benefits of Rice Water
According to experienced plant growers, such irrigation encourages crops to grow faster and has a positive effect on their yield.
Rice water is not only loved by plants, but also by bacteria in the soil.
It also promotes successful rooting of seedlings.
The Main Mistake When Using Rice Water
Pouring rice water directly into a flower pot is the worst thing you can do.
As a result of such an action, the roots of the plants can be burned and an unpleasant odor can appear.
How to water plants correctly
First of all, it is worth remembering that rice water can only be used to water those plants that like acidic soil.
To do this, you need to fill a plastic bottle with it and leave it in the sun for 15 days.
Every two days, unscrew the bottle cap to ventilate, and after fermentation, the fertilizer should be diluted with water and only then can it be used for watering.
How to Store Rice Water
The storage methods for fermented and unfermented rice water are no different - it should be kept in the refrigerator.
