What is fishy water?

Question 1: What is fishy water? The water left after washing fish at home can be used as fertilizer for flowers and trees.

Question 2: What are the meanings of "fishy water" and "fishy juice" in flower fertilizer? Fishy water and fishy juice refer to fish scales, gills, intestines, fins or fish tails, as well as blood and water left after washing fish. Put fully fermented water into the bottle! Can be used as liquid fertilizer!

You can't water the flowers directly. After fermentation and decomposition in a closed container, ten times of clear water is added to water the flowers, which is rich in phosphorus and potassium fertilizer and has a powerful effect on flowering plants.

Question 3: What do you mean by fishy smell? The fishy smell is the fishy smell of fish and shrimp.

The newly bought fishy smell comes from substances called trimethylamine and piperidine produced by metabolic decay of fish protein. Trimethylamine is a gas, which is easily soluble in water. Piperidine is a liquid with ammonia odor, and its fishy smell is closely related to the concentration of trimethylamine.

When cooking fish, put some cooking wine, vinegar and ginger to remove the fishy smell.

Question 4: What is the "cooked fishy water" used to fertilize Phalaenopsis, or how to make cooked fishy water refers to the water that is fully fermented after the fish washing water is put into the bottle! Can be used as liquid fertilizer! I don't recommend Phalaenopsis to use this fertilizer! The reason is that the root of an orchid in Phalaenopsis is very sensitive to salt! If the concentration is slightly higher or the fermentation is insufficient, the roots will burn. Secondly, fishy water will give off a fishy smell during fermentation to attract insects.

Question 5: What flowers should be watered with fishy water? After fermentation, it is used for flowers that like to watch flowers and bear slightly sour fruits. Kitchen leftovers are slightly acidic fertilizers rich in phosphate fertilizer.

Question 6: What was the ancient truncation like? How could the ancients live without running water and computers? In fact, they are not worse than us! Did ancient women shave their bodies? Compared with their high IQ of keeping pace with the times, China women have not evolved much in shaving their body hair. In fact, a long time ago, ancient women advocated shaving off their eyebrows and then painting them with black pigment ... Yes, women in Kurosawa's movie Chaos like to make their eyebrows a little bit, which is the result of learning from China's ancestors ... In addition, ancient women are also popular in "pulling their faces", that is, pulling out the fine hairs on their faces with thread ... It is said that only men love face, but it seems that this is not the case. There were 3000 people in the harem of the ancient emperor. Are there really so many? 3000? This is just a conservative figure. The ancient emperors' pursuit of womanhood can be described as tireless. Yang Di, a famous bad king, once wrote to collect beautiful women from all over the world, and even selected 3,000 virgins to enter the palace for his "recreation". Emperor Yang Di is still a piece of cake, and the ranking champion is Tang Xuanzong. Although the love between him and Yang Guifei is described as earth-shattering in ancient books, the number of his lovers is as high as 40 thousand ... Well, it takes more than 65,438+000 years to use up one every day. The ancients often said that learning to be rich in five cars, how many books can five cars hold? It should be pointed out that this "car" is a carriage and an ox cart, not a big truck. This word describes how diligent and studious Shi Hui was during the Warring States Period. Every time he goes out, he takes five cars of bamboo slips to read on the road. I wonder if he can feel the rough road. Anyway, this style is enough. There are very few books in these five-car bamboo slips, and probably even the hardcover version of "The View of Ancient Chinese Literature" can't fit. According to this algorithm, any one of us is a rich man with dozens or hundreds of cars. How often did the ancients usually take a bath? What do they use to wash their hair? The ancients were much more hygienic than we thought. As early as the pre-Qin period, the ancients "washed their hair for three days and bathed for five days". There was also "taking a rest" in the Han Dynasty, which meant that officials could take a day off to take a bath after working for five days. How can civil servants be treated like this now? Some people even write books because they like to take a bath. This is Xiao Gang, Emperor Jianwen of the Southern Dynasties, and his Bath Sutra. The ancients washed their hair frequently, and often used clean water and natural detergent "Sapindus mukoraiensis" to wash their hair. The ancients didn't have toilet paper, so what should they wipe after going to the toilet? The ancients probably practiced ninja magic. Before the invention of paper, the ancients used small pieces of wood and bamboo to "scrape" afterwards, not afraid of scraping hemorrhoids. Even if paper was invented, the ancients would continue to be "ninjas", because China has a tradition of "respecting and cherishing Chinese characters" and paper is expensive, so it is a luxury to wipe * * * with paper. Until the Yuan Dynasty, Mongolians didn't care what paper you cherished. Since then, * * * has been treated with "consideration". The ancients didn't have a refrigerator. How could they preserve food? Who said the ancients didn't have a refrigerator? A "bronze ice guide", the earliest refrigerator found in the world, was unearthed from the Chu Tomb in Ceng Houyi, Suixian County, Hubei Province. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period, slaves carved ice cubes in winter and stored them for nobles to drink in summer. Simply put, the ancient "refrigerator" is a box, in which ice cubes are placed, and then food is placed in the middle of the ice cubes to achieve the effect of preservation. However, the previous "refrigerator" was simple and had a single function. Unlike now, refrigerators can even become containers for murderers in thrillers. How did the ancients predict the weather? In Shang dynasty, it was a great skill to observe the astronomical phenomena by using sensory systems such as eyes and ears, and it was not a problem to mix a higher vocational school in * * *. By the Zhou Dynasty, people had learned to predict the weather through the behavior of animals. During the Qin and Han dynasties, the ancients completed the formulation of the twenty-four solar terms. Later, the advent of the lunar calendar was the crystallization of the wisdom of ancestors. The ancients predicted the weather, although there were no sophisticated instruments, but in many cases it was much more reliable than the so-called "weather forecaster" now. How did ancient women make up? Make-up is a hobby that women have never changed since ancient times. The three magic weapons most commonly used by ancient women are: Dai Fen, makeup powder and rouge. Dai is a black mineral, which can be ground into powder and then mixed with water for thrush. Cosmetic powder is the present powder cake. Rouge is an ancient lipstick. The raw material is a kind of flower called "red and blue", and it can also be used as blush when mixed with makeup powder. Nowadays, a wide variety of cosmetics give women more choices, and the technology of "mask" is better than that of the ancients. The ancients had no condoms and no condoms. How can they use contraception? If the ancient emperor didn't want his concubine to get pregnant, he would order the eunuch to hang the woman upside down and wash her with saffron. Prostitutes in the past ... >>

Question 7: What is smelly fish water? Fishy fish water and fishy fish juice refer to the scales, gills, intestines, fins or tails, blood and water left after washing fish. Put fully fermented water into the bottle! Can be used as liquid fertilizer!

You can't water the flowers directly. After fermentation and decomposition in a closed container, ten times of clear water is added to water the flowers, which is rich in phosphorus and potassium fertilizer and has a powerful effect on flowering plants.

Question 8: What is the scientific name of Yingshanhong? Rhododendron (scientific name: Rhododendron) is an evergreen, semi-evergreen or deciduous shrub of Rhododendron, also known as Rhododendron (architectural sketches), Tripterygium wilfordii, Shan Shiliu, Zhaoshanhong (Henan) and Rhododendron tanguticum (Taiwan Province flora), which is distributed in Viet Nam, Thailand, Taiwan Province Province, Qinling and Yangtze River basins in Chinese mainland. Flowering in March-April.

Question 9: What is Juncus? Children under the age of 3 at home usually plant a pot of rushes, and it is good for children to pull some boiled water to drink.

It's easier to plant rushes in pots, just pour more fishy water. Unfortunately, when people are old, they can only grow a few pots for some money. Buy them one if necessary.