Experts have begun to grow flowers with baking soda. You may not know all of these five benefits.

Baking soda is a common ingredient in our kitchen. But many flower-growing gods even use them to grow flowers, the effect is surprisingly good, and a lot of flower-growing problems can be solved by baking soda. So what are the benefits of baking soda growing flowers? let's take a look at it and study it together to help you get better and better on your way to becoming a flower-growing god.

Sterilization and pest control

Baking soda has the effect of sterilization and disinfection and can effectively inhibit the bacterial infection of plants. Mix four tablespoons of baking soda with about four liters of water, shake well and stir well.

Pour the diluted solution directly into the soil or spray it on the leaves of the plants in a small spray can kill the bacteria in the soil and the eggs and insects growing on the leaves.

Summer roses grow vigorously, but they are prone to powdery mildew, when baking soda solution comes in handy. They can easily treat and prevent rose disease, so that rose easily through the high incidence period, healthy growth.

Improve soil pH

Baking soda solution can well improve the pH value of neutralizing soil, and pour the fully diluted baking soda solution into the basin soil. At this time, the pH of the soil can be neutralized to a certain extent, especially suitable for some flowers that like to grow in neutral soil. Such as hydrangea, begonia and so on.

Promote slow seedling stage

The plants we have just bought from the market will have a slow seedling period for a certain period of time. Sprinkling a thin layer of baking soda at the bottom of the flowerpot can effectively prevent plants from appearing "rigid seedlings" and make them adapt to the new pot environment faster and better.

Relieve the odor of compost

Many flower friends will rett at home to make flower fertilizer, and the organic matter is constantly decomposed at high temperature, which will inevitably produce an unpleasant smell. Baking soda can relieve the peculiar smell of retting fertilizer.

We only need to add some baking soda during retting, and the smell will be reduced to a certain extent as it is fermented.

Clean old flowerpots

Many flower friends want to reuse the idle flowerpots, but they must be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized before use, otherwise the plant species are likely to be infected with bacteria. Wash the flowerpots with baking soda, they can not only help you remove the old dirt that is difficult to do, but also kill the germs in the pot, and then you can plant flowers and plants with peace of mind, the effect is very obvious.

Growing flowers is like learning from classics and fighting monsters. Only by constantly learning can we have good experience. If flower friends also have their own daily experience of growing flowers, please leave a message to share with us, let more flower friends see and learn together.