Breeding indoor plants is akin to art. Picky flowers require increased attention and almost human care. They need not only regular watering, but, as growers say, even communication.
Water procedures for indoor plants are vital, watering the basal part is not enough, in the dry air of the house, flowers need to be sprayed and regularly updated water in pallets.
It is recommended to water the plants with already settled water, since tap water contains a lot of chemical compounds and metal salts. Water "from the tap" has pollution, for example, manganese and iron, the human body has learned to cope with them, but some plants accumulate these chemicals and die from their imbalance. To optimize metabolic processes and enrich the soil mixture, it is recommended to water the flowers not only with tap water, but also boiled and tea leaves.
The rules of watering with tea leaves
Infusion is the best way out in situations where it is not possible to buy mineral products for enriching the soil. Water the flowers only with tea leaves that are brewed weakly and not hard.
In no case do not use tea leaves with added sugar and remember that the frequency of watering with it should be approximately once or twice every two weeks.
Infusion is beneficial for such types of indoor flowers as geraniums, violets, they grow quickly, and they constantly need useful recharge.
Cons of watering with tea leaves
Steamed tea has active, often living, organisms. That is why in the cold season, flower soil, watered with tea leaves, begins to grow moldy, small midges begin to fly over it.
Remember that in modern brands of tea contains a large number of dyes, unnatural components, and they are a harmful additive to the earth.
By and large, the method of pouring with tea leaves is considered obsolete, it was used when it was not possible to purchase selective mixtures for watering plants and enriching the soil.
