What flowers cannot be watered with aspirin?

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1. What flowers cannot be used?

2. What can be used and what is the effect?

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Aspirin cannot be used on roses, lilies, gerberas and other flowering plants. Because after adding its aqueous solution to these plants, it has no obvious growth-promoting effect, and some of the substances it contains will inhibit the growth of these plants, so it cannot be used.

1. What flowers cannot be used?

1. What flowers cannot be used?

Roses, lilies, gerberas and other flower plants cannot be watered with aspirin aqueous solution, because after adding this substance, there is no obvious effect on this type of flowers. The flowering period is extended.

2. What can be used and what is the effect

1. There are many flowers that can be used for watering, such as orchids, clivias, crab claws, camellias, peach blossoms and other plants. After watering with the aqueous solution of the drug, the effect is quite obvious, and the flowers bloom very well. And the flowering period is effectively extended.

2. Its function is that the substances contained in the drug can have a certain bactericidal effect, which invisibly helps the plants improve their disease resistance, so it can be used extraordinarily. Bright.

3. There is acetic acid in the aqueous solution. Spraying on plant leaves or flowers can help increase photosynthesis, thereby producing more benefits, and the leaves will become extra vibrant.

4. Generally speaking, the effect is very good, but it must be distinguished not to use it on inappropriate plants, and when giving it, dissolve it in the container first, and then add it to the plants.

2. What can be used and what is the effect?

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