What flowers can be watered with tea?

Tea can pour azalea, Milan, jasmine, gardenia, camellia and osmanthus.

Although there are many nutrients suitable for the growth of flowers and plants in tea, they are acidic after fermentation, so they will only be helpful to flowers that like acidic soil and harmful to other flowers that need alkaline soil. Flowers and trees that usually like acidic soil are rhododendron, Milan, jasmine, gardenia, camellia, osmanthus and so on. Watering these flowers after fermenting with tea can really promote the growth of flowers and make them full and colorful.

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Tea fermentation method

Put the tea in a sealed tea jar, put a little orange peel and vinegar, seal it and leave it at home for one night, so that the alkalinity of the whole night can be converted into acidity. This fermented tea at this time is very suitable for those acidic plants.

Under normal circumstances, tea leaves will produce tea scale, which will be difficult to clean after a long time. So please note that tea should not be fermented for too long, and one day and one night is basically enough. If you are afraid that its nutrients are not enough, you can also add some rice washing water to the tea to ferment together. This is very beneficial to the growth of those flowers and plants.