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4 tips to keep your plants healthy!



1) Milk
INGREDIENTS
Milk Water
 
METHOD

Mix stale milk with a little water and pour it into a plant as fertilizer.

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2 Bicarbonate
INGREDIENT
Bicarbonate
 
METHOD

Sprinkle a tablespoon of baking soda on a plant as fertilizer.

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3) Yeast
INGREDIENTS
Yeast Water
 
METHOD

Mix yeast with water and pour it into a plant as a fertilizer.

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4) Potato
INGREDIENTS
Potato Water
 
METHOD

Peel some potatoes and cut the peel up into small pieces.
Add water and mix. Let rest for 2 days.
Mash the potato peel with your hands to extract the starch.
Strain the potato water and use it to water plants.

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44 Comments

  5. Joanne Johnston

    Let’s just ignore the fact that in the milk and water “hack” you couldn’t even put the hood looking plant in the same planter pot. “Fake”

  13. Jenna

    Tbh guys I don't think this video is legit, maybe the methods do work but plants don't just rejuvenate leaves like that. There's no way leafs can go completely green after getting black/brown

  15. L S

    Rose plant growth doesn't seem to be real… Looks like just for the videos, planted some flower stems..

  27. Scott McAuley

    Ok this is my question to you because of you great knowledge on plants, my alocasia leaf ripped a tiny bit on the stem that's part of the big leaf. 99% of the leaf and stem is still intact. I put a little tape hold the fresh ripped part in hopes since it's fresh, it might heal back?
    Can this hurt the plant more then my intentions of helping it? It's almost like a graft in the sense it's a rip in the stemming of the back of the leave and placed back together. Any advice on what to do or extra nutrition to aid in this? The last thing I'd want is to introduce a bacteria by doing this?

  34. J B

    No milk again, ever! It has introduced lots of fungus gnats on my plants. Had spend a lot to treat all of them

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