Clivia has a strong phototropism. If the flowerpot does not rotate for a long time, the leaves of Clivia will be skewed and the plant shape will become ugly.

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Use scissors to cut the tin foil at home into strips with the width and width roughly similar to the shape of leaves, then fold them in half, wrap the bread with inclined leaves, and then clamp it with paper clips. In about 2 weeks, the skewed blades can be corrected.

Stick a tin foil on the balcony to increase lighting and temperature!

In winter, the light at home is not very good, and many flowers that like to bask in the sun will be affected, resulting in excessive growth of branches to varying degrees.

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Tin foil has the ability to absorb light and temperature, which is equivalent to a heat collecting plate to supplement light for flowers and plants on the balcony. Fix the tin foil with cardboard, then face the sun and let the tin foil reflect the absorbed sunlight, which can supplement the light. 20 10-20 10 The temperature is low in winter, and some flower lovers have no air conditioning and heating at home, so the temperature cannot be kept above 15. If seedlings are raised, the germination rate will become super low.

Tinfoil-wrapped seedling boxes germinate faster!

Find a piece of cardboard, stick tin foil on it, and then put the baby bag in the middle and put it in a well-lit place at Nanyang Station. Tin can reflect sunlight and provide more light and heat, thus promoting seed germination without affecting ventilation.

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There was a flower friend reaction before. I planted some blueberries in the yard, but I didn't eat them. As a result, the birds ate them all. It is really worrying!

Stick tin foil on the branch to drive away the birds!

Cutting tin foil into strips and hanging it on the conspicuous branches of potted fruit trees can drive away birds, because birds don't like shiny things. If you really don't have tin foil at home, you can put a CD.

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Sometimes things like slugs are often seen in flowers at home, but there is no good way to drive them away every time. What can we do?

Tin foil is laid on the surface of the basin to drive away slugs!

Spread a thin layer of tin foil directly on the surface of the flowerpot. Its reflection will drive away slugs, keep soil moisture, prevent excessive water loss and prevent small insects from laying eggs on the surface of flowerpots. As for planting flowers with tin foil, that's all. Do you think it's amazing? Flower friends, try it!