Zamiokulkas, sometimes nicknamed the \u201cmoney plant\u201d or \u201cevergreen beauty\u201d, is one of the indoor plants that even a beginner can grow. Despite the fact that it is known for its resistance and unpretentiousness, in order to develop truly beautifully, it needs regular nutrition. And the great news is that instead of expensive purchased fertilizers, you can easily prepare effective fertilizers right at home – cheaply, quickly and completely naturally.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Eggshells – a source of calcium
Pour crushed shells from 2-3 eggs with a liter of water and let them stand for 2-3 days. After draining, you will get a calcium-rich infusion that supports tissue strength and healthy plant growth. Water Zamioculcas with this infusion once a month.
Cow manure infusion<\/p>\n\n\n\n
If you have the opportunity, try a proven natural fertilizer \u2013 cow manure. Just mix 1 part manure with 10 parts water, let it stand for 2\u20133 days and then strain. This infusion contains nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus \u2013 substances that support leaf growth and overall vitality.
Wood ash \u2013 a universal booster
Add one glass of wood ash to a liter of water, let it stand for 2\u20133 days and then strain. This infusion will provide Zamioculcas with potassium, phosphorus and magnesium, which will support not only growth but also resistance to diseases.
How to fertilize correctly
Fertilize only during the growing season, i.e. from March to October.
Before each fertilization, water the plant with clean water to avoid burning the roots.
Don\u2019t overdo it \u2013 less is more for Zamioculcas. Fertilize once a month is enough.
With these simple homemade recipes, your Zamioculcas will maintain its deep green leaves and healthy, lush appearance all year round. \ud83c\udf3f<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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