Move aside the small pills, this is the “life-saving pill” for growing flowers!

Magic medicine for growing flowers: baking soda

Baking soda has antibacterial and disinfecting effects. Using baking soda water to grow flowers can prevent some flower diseases caused by bacterial and fungal infections, and it also has the effect of slowing down seedling growth.

1. Disinfection and sterilization

Directions:

1. Mix baking soda and water to make a 0.3% baking soda solution.

2. Pour the baking soda solution into a spray bottle and spray the front and back of the plant's leaves. Then pour the remaining solution into the pot to water the roots and remove bacteria and fungi in the soil.

3. Roses are prone to powdery mildew, and baking soda solution can help prevent the disease from getting worse. Spraying healthy flowers with baking soda solution can prevent powdery mildew, sooty ash mold and anthracnose.

2. New pot seedlings

Recently, many flower lovers go to the flower market to buy flowers, but the soil provided by the flower market is generally of poor quality, and usually they need to remove the pots and change the soil after returning home. Sprinkling a layer of baking soda at the bottom of the flowerpot can prevent the "seedling stagnation" phenomenon and allow newly potted flowers to adapt to the environment faster.

Magic medicine for growing flowers: vinegar

Vinegar tastes sour, and flowers usually like to eat it. In fact, many flowers also like to "eat vinegar", which can not only make the leaves greener, but also cure diseases of flowers!

1Yellow leaves turn green

Most flowering flowers come from the south and prefer acidic soil. The soil and water quality in the north can easily make the flower soil alkaline, causing the flower leaves to turn yellow. Vinegar can be used to adjust this.

Directions:

1. Mix vinegar and water in a ratio of 1:1000, and pour it directly into the pot when watering the flowers, being careful to keep it away from the roots.

2. You don’t need to water the flowers too frequently with vinegar solution. Using it once a month will keep the soil slightly acidic. Such acid-loving flowers can also grow happily in the north!

1Prevention and treatment of black spot

Flowers such as roses are prone to black spot disease. If discovered in time, they can be treated with vinegar!

Directions:

1. Add vinegar to clean water, the ratio of vinegar to water is 1:300, and stir well.

2. Spray the vinegar solution on the leaves, spraying both sides of the leaves. Spray twice a week, and spray 4 to 5 times in a row to see results. This method is suitable for the early stage of melasma. If it is already very serious, special medication should be used for treatment.

Magic medicine for growing flowers: sugar

Although it is still winter, there are still many flower lovers trying cuttings. Some flowers can survive as long as the temperature is high enough, but they take a long time to take root. You can use white sugar to make some rooting water to help roots grow faster!

Directions:

1. Put white sugar in a bowl, add 10 times warm water, and stir to dissolve the sugar completely.

2. After the sugar water has cooled, soak the branches to be cut into the sugar water for ten minutes, then take them out and rinse them with clean water, and then put them in clean water for hydroponics to root.

3. Branches soaked in sugar water will take root faster and grow white roots within a few days, which can increase the survival rate of winter cuttings.

Magic medicine for growing flowers: garlic

The spicy taste of garlic has a disinfecting and sterilizing effect. If the roots and bulbs of flowers are rotten, garlic can be used instead of carbendazim for sterilization. In addition, garlic can also kill insects on flowers!

1Prevent and control flower rot

Directions:

1. Mash the garlic and soak it in a little soapy water. Mix the garlic water and soapy water in a 1:1 ratio. Then add 2 times the amount of clean water and soak it overnight to allow the allicin to fully release.

2. After cutting off the rotten roots and bulbs, apply soapy water soaked with garlic on the wound, let it dry and then put it back in the pot.

2. Eliminate pests

Directions:

1. Take a few cloves of garlic, peel them and mash them into garlic paste. Put the garlic paste into a bottle, add 50 times the amount of water, and soak it for 8 to 10 hours.

2. Take the clear liquid from the soaked garlic water, put it into a spray bottle and spray it on the leaves. Use it once every three days. Using it five times in a row can basically get rid of aphids. It is also effective against red spider mites and whiteflies.

Common items can also have good therapeutic effects when used to grow flowers.

Those who don't want to use drugs can try this.

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