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Rice Water For Plants To Get Maximum Growth

 Rice water to get maximum growth of plants



What is rice water?

After the rice is boiled, the nutrients in it are more than the filtered water after washing the rice. It is also famous for its skin healing properties. This nutritious kitchen accessory has an excellent application for fertilizing plants.


Benefits of scientifically proven rice water for plants


According to research, rice water is better than tap water and helps plants grow at a much better rate.


6-8% protein

30-40% crude fiber

10-20% free amino acids

20-30% Calcium (Ca)

45-50% Total Phosphorus (P)

45-50% Iron (Fe)

10-12% Zinc (Zn)

40-45% Potassium (K)

55-60% thiamine

25-30% of riboflavin

60-65% niacin

All of these are mixed with water and can benefit plants in many ways. It contains starch which promotes the growth of healthy bacteria in the rhizosphere.


Rice water is environmentally friendly

It promotes plant growth

Increases healthy bacteria in the soil

Fitted into the pocket as it saves on the cost of buying compost

Increases crop and fruit production


How good is rice water for plants?


Research conducted in the field of biology at Hasanuddin University in Indonesia found that rice water contains a total of 0.011% N; 15.30mgL-1 of P; K 0.03me / mL, and vitamin B1. This, when combined with coconut water, stimulates the growth of plant seeds and the overall growth of the plant. It stimulates evergreen growth, thus increasing the number of leaves.


Rice water contains traces of nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium (NPK), which have a positive effect on plants. Furthermore, the starch in rice water provides carbohydrates to the cell membrane of the plant until it is used in the form of energy. Promotes good bacteria such as mycorrhizae and lactobacilli already present in the soil.


Also known as complex sugars, the carbohydrates in rice contain hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, and other elements. Bacteria like these sugars, so they help break down organic matter in the soil into nutrients that are beneficial for plants to grow.


The best organic alternative fertilizer



According to a study by the Department of Land Management, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Putra, Malaysia, nutrients leached from washed rice water (WRW) (from washing rice before cooking) can be used as fertilizer. Enhances the growth of plants such as lettuce, bok choy, lettuce, mustard, tomato, eggplant.


Use it instead of water once in 2-3 weeks for best results.


Rice water for leaf growth


Add the rice water to a clean spray bottle and cover the plant from the top and bottom of the leaves. Do this process in the morning or evening so that the plants absorb nutrients and moisture.


A study by GreenPrints, the institutional repository of the De La Salle Institute of Medical and Health Sciences, found that rice water improves plant height and leaf growth. It is also one of the best organic fertilizers to use.


Applying rice water to plants


Place the plant container in a bowl or tray filled with rice water so that it is completely absorbed into the soil. Let the plant sit for 15-20 minutes. Check the soil moisture with your fingers and remove the plant from the bowl.


Note: Top irrigation is another technique that involves irrigating the soil using a solution.


Precautions when using rice water

Make sure the rice water is at room temperature so it does not kill the bacteria in the soil.

Avoid excessive watering as this can lead to root rot and yellowing of the leaves.

The best method to use rice water is under irrigation.


How to make rice water?


Rice water can be prepared by washing the rice grains or by boiling the remaining water and straining it. It is a by-product, so you do not have to throw rice. There are two ways to get rice water:



Soaking or Rinsing: Soaking is the quickest way to prepare rice water - just take a bowl and soak the rice in a little water.

From the boiling point: Boil the rice water for 30-45 minutes and strain it.

Fermented rice water: Fill a jar with rice water, add one teaspoon of sugar and four teaspoons of milk. Cover the jar and let it sit for 3-4 days. The solution becomes opaque and translucent.

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