Thanks to this simple trick, your plants will grow like crazy. Just add this to the pot.
As reported by the “Top” portal, there is a simple way to make your potted plants look good. Just add this to the pot, so that the plants look healthier, grow faster and look simply blooming. The patent is surprisingly simple — all you need is a pack of matches. How to use them?
Matches will support the development of the plant
The sulfur contained in the match head acts as a deterrent to insects, and also has fungicidal and bactericidal properties. It also contains important elements such as magnesium and potassium, which many plants need for proper development. Matches also contain potassium, which, when combined with other minerals, creates a unique fertilizer.
Phosphorus and magnesium have a beneficial effect on the development of the root system. The better condition it is in, the easier it is for the plant to absorb water and nutrients from the soil. Sulfur and magnesium promote the production of chlorophyll, which makes plant leaves greener and better nourished.
How to use the beneficial effects of matches on plants? The method is trivially simple. Just follow the instructions presented by the “Top” portal.
Matches – how to use them in growing plants?
For a pot with a diameter of approx. 20 cm, we will need 4 to 6 matches. In the case of a larger diameter, slightly increase the number of matches. However, this should be done wisely, because too much sulfur can disturb the balance of the soil in the pot, which will have the opposite effect to the intended one.
Put the matches in the pot with their heads down. When arranging the matches, remember to place them near the edge of the pot, avoiding direct contact with the plant's roots.
After placing the matches, water the plant, adjusting the amount of water to the preferences of the specific plant. This will allow the match heads to release nutrients into the soil. The “Top” portal indicates that the first effects will be visible after 2-3 weeks.
Matchwood fertilizer should be used primarily for ficuses, monsteras, dracaenas, orchids, geraniums, and African violets. Herbs such as basil, mint, or oregano can also benefit from it.