Autumn is quietly coming, and Tiger Piran seems to feel a little hungry, so she adds four kinds of "dregs" to the soil, and the new shoots grow so wildly that they almost burst the pots!Tiger piran, a perennial succulent plant, is known for its hardy leaf patterns, which are yellow and green, showing tenacious vitality. Placed in the corner of the living room, balcony or study, it breathes life into the living space, like a spring beauty, which is intoxicating. Not only is it beautiful, but it also has many benefits when placed indoors, refreshing and beautifying the environment, creating a simple and tasteful home atmosphere. Through its own respiration, tiger pill orchid is able to increase indoor oxygen levels and promote good sleep. What's more, tiger pill orchid also has the ability to absorb harmful substances such as formaldehyde, escorting indoor air purification and helping you maintain good health.
The maintenance method of tiger piran is extremely simple, and some people jokingly call it "the flower that does not die". It is drought and shade tolerant, suitable for placing in the corner of the home, without attracting too much attention, and becoming a fresh addition to the room. However, in autumn, the peak growing season, we need to adjust our conservation principles and shift from poor to rich culture, otherwise the growth of the tiger pill orchid will become slow and the leaves will become soft. Therefore, it is advisable to add four kinds of "dregs" to the soil, so that the buds of the tiger pill orchid can grow wildly and quickly fill the pots.
Bone slag. 
Bone dregs are a kind of treasure, especially in today's improved living standards, everyone can often easily enjoy large bone broth. Don't throw away the leftover bones, knock them and turn them into bone residues, which are rich in calcium and phosphorus. This not only increases the thickness of the cell wall and promotes flowering, but also enriches the nutrients in the soil and contributes to overall plant development. The treatment method is very simple, remove the muscles and fat on the bones, expose them to the sun for 7 to 10 days, then break them or blow them into small particles, spread them on the bottom of the pot and the upper layer of soil, isolate the direct contact between the roots and the fertilizer, and avoid fertilizer damage. This results in a steady release of nutrients and keeps the soil fertile for 1 to 2 years.
Eggshell dregs. 
Every family has eggshells, so don't throw them away after eating. Egg shells are rich in calcium and phosphorus, which can be placed on the surface of the flower soil or filled into flower soil after being washed, dried and crushed into small particles with a hammer, and used as high-quality flower fertilizer. There is no need for further fertilization throughout the year, and the tiger pill orchid can grow vigorously and sprout continuously.
Peanut pomace. Peanut pomace is another valuable resource, especially for people who consume peanuts regularly. Peanuts are rich in protein, trace elements and fats. Fried peanuts are peeled and ground into a powder, which can be used as flower fertilizer. Protein helps in the photosynthesis of plants and promotes growth. During the growth period or growth stunting of tiger pills, the use of peanut pomace can achieve good results.
Soya dregs. If you have the Xi of squeezing soy milk, then the leftover soybean dregs are a good helper for raising flowers. Soybeans have a high nitrogen content, and soybean dregs can be fermented with water to be used as nitrogen fertilizer. After diluting the soybean dregs with water 1000 times, it is poured in a flower pot, which is full of nutrients, and the tiger pill orchid grows strongly.
In this season of abundance, let's "enrich" the tiger piran, let it thrive in this beautiful autumn, and the new shoots will grow vigorously, as if they are about to burst the pots. Inject more life and vitality into our living spaces.