These trace elements gradually penetrate the plant and if you know how to use them correctly, they will ensure that you have a beautiful plant for many years.

This nutrition supports the orchids during and before the flowering period..

Magic water for orchids and other houseplants – ordinary rice can do it too

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This is nothing more than ordinary water after soaking the rice.

The water that many of us pour down the drain is full of vitamins and nutrients that plants need, especially during flowering and growth.

Rice water contains many substances that are also found in purchased plant fertilizers.

It contains B vitamins (especially B1 and B2), “NPK” elements (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium). Starch, fats, carbohydrates, but also complex nutrients that the plant converts into energy, strength and resistance to pests.

You can safely put the water in the refrigerator and use it when needed.

We water the orchid and the other plants once every 15 to 20 days.

But never water with cold water, the water must be at room temperature!

The preparation is simple:

Simply soak 50 g of rice in 500 ml of water, leave for 24 hours and then drain.

Orchid nutrition – the best and cheapest with banana peel

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It is quite easy to make fertilizer for banana peel. We present you 3 proven recipes.

Banana tea

Let the banana peel dry in the sun or on the heater and then grind it into powder.

Add 1 teaspoon to 200 ml of boiling water.

Let the liquid cool and pour it off.

Banana peel powder

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Cut off the skin and place it in the oven on a baking sheet lined with baking paper.

When the peel has dried, let it cool and occasionally add the powder to the pot.

We can also apply it directly to the roots – gently rub the roots.