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Anthurium, with this liquid the flowers will multiply in a few days

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The secret ingredient for an incredible bloom

Anthuriums  can bloom at any time of the year, especially if the plant is properly cared for. However, it is not said that everyone can witness the extraordinary spectacle of flowering.

Is this perhaps your case? Have you bought or been given a species of anthurium that does not catch flowers? You are probably not treating it well. But we will tell you a secret. Continue reading this article to find out what  ingredient  is needed  to have many little flowers in just a few days.

Have we piqued your curiosity? We will then immediately reveal to you the trick to having an  anthurium full of flowers  . All you need is  oats  . Yes, this is precisely the magic ingredient that will allow your plant to bloom in no time.

Oats are a natural fertilizer  that will help even the most stubborn plants to bloom with colorful flowers. Rich in  dietary fiber, minerals, proteins and vitamins  , oats should also be an integral part of our diet.

If it is true that it provides many benefits  to our body, it is equally realistic to say that plants can also benefit from all the healthy properties of this ingredient.

How to make your own homemade recipe? It only takes a few minutes. Pour  3 tablespoons of oat flour into a blender and then add a liter of water  , possibly filtered. Mix everything at maximum speed and that’s it:  pour the product into a spray bottle and start watering your anthurium.

Experts recommend using this homemade fertilizer  once every 15 days.  You can also  wet the leaves of your plant  , which will immediately regain  a bright and vibrant color.

Not only will  oats help the plant grow healthier and stronger  , but the high content of  phosphorus, calcium, potassium and iron  will also ensure immediate flowering.

Did you also know that  oats also protect your anthurium from insects and parasites  ? Especially snails, which are usually the main enemies of this extraordinary plant.

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