Vinegar is used as a condiment in our daily life, because it also depends on some plants for fermentation, so it will contain certain nutrients and trace elements. We all know that flower plants need a lot of nutrients to supplement when they grow, and vinegar can supplement the nutrients they need after fermentation. Naturally, it can achieve good results every time you use vinegar to raise flowers

When it comes to raising flowers with vinegar, we don't pour vinegar directly into the soil of flower plants. Vinegar itself is acidic and corrosive, so we have to dilute it before using it. According to the ratio of 1:100, add water to dilute it into vinegar solution, which can be used by some flower plants who love vinegar. The effect is twice the result with half the effort

1. Crab claw orchid

Crab claw orchid should be regarded as a common family flower. Moreover, its flowering period is concentrated in winter and spring. Many flower friends moved it home early to enjoy the flowers in winter and carefully maintained it. In fact, we should not only work hard on the maintenance on weekdays, but also know that crab claw orchid likes "sour" very much

When using acid solution for crab claw orchid, it is best to pour the basin soil thoroughly at one time, so that the root rot will not be caused by ponding. In addition, when maintaining crab claw orchid in winter, you can add more light appropriately, so that the flowering speed will be greatly improved

2. Jasmine

Jasmine itself is a southern plant and likes to grow in acidic soil. Therefore, it is most appropriate to use vinegar solution to maintain jasmine and neutralize the acid-base balance of soil. Although Jasmine has entered the dormancy period in winter, it will bloom more next year if it is well maintained

Jasmine is dormant in winter, so it's best not to use vinegar aqueous solution. We can wait until the vigorous growth period of next spring to water it