You didn’t even know these uses of baking soda. No wonder you can’t grow flowers well!

1. Adjust soil pH

1. 50ml baking soda, 4L water, mix and stir evenly

2. Just water the flowers directly, such as cacti, begonias, hydrangeas, etc.

3. You can adjust the color of hydrangeas by watering them, but you must be careful about the timing. You should do this before the buds form so that the color changes evenly.

2Prevention and treatment of flower diseases

1. Mix 3g baking soda and 1kg water and stir evenly.

2. Put it into a spray bottle and spray it on the front and back of the plant leaves, stems, and soil surface.

3. It can prevent and treat powdery mildew, anthracnose, seedling blight, etc. of plants such as azalea, kalanchoe, orchid, rose, pomegranate, etc., with excellent results.

★ It can also promote flowering and extend the viewing period of flowers by about 10 days.

3. Prevent and control flower diseases

1. Mix 4 teaspoons of baking soda with 4 liters of water.

2. Just water the roots directly. Please note that this is only possible for flowers that like alkaline soil.

3. Use a spray bottle to spray on the leaves infected with pathogens and bacteria. Both sides must be wet for it to be effective.

4. Compost Deodorization

When you make homemade flower fertilizers using fermented bean cake water, rice washing water, kitchen waste, etc., a foul odor usually occurs.

At this time, you can use baking soda to deodorize, just sprinkle 1 to 3 teaspoons.

Or mix soda with lemon or orange peels and throw that in.

5. Clean Stains

1. Sometimes, flower pots will be stuck with a lot of stains that cannot be cleaned off. You can put 1 teaspoon of baking soda in the water, soak it for a while, and then scrub it.

2. Apply baking soda directly to the stained areas on your hands, dip in some water, and rub it.

3. After cleaning, both the flower pot and your hands should be rinsed again with clean water 1 to 2 times to avoid any residual alkaline substances.