What are the benefits of adding vinegar in flower cultivation?

Many people know that spraying vinegar in the process of flower planting is of great help to the growth of flowers. Today, I would like to share with you what are the benefits of adding vinegar to flower cultivation.

What are the benefits of adding vinegar to flower cultivation:

1. Vinegar chlorosis is added in flower planting

Many flowers, such as camellias, rhododendrons and foliage plants, often turn yellow due to lack of iron, high PH value of potted soil, improper management, etc., then you can use 10 grams of vinegar and 3 kg of water to spray the leaves before 10:00 or after 4 p.m. Once every 10 days, it can be changed from yellow to green by spraying 4 Mel for 5 times.

2. Vinegar is added to promote plant growth in flower planting.

Spraying the whole plant before the camellia bud with 300 times vinegar solution, once every 15 days, can increase the camellia leaves by 0.2%, increase the number of flowers by 8%, and increase the branches by 20%. Watering flowers and trees with 150Me 2000 times vinegar solution can overcome the physiological diseases caused by the alkalinity of pH in basin soil.

3. Vinegar is added to enhance disease resistance in flower planting.

Such as rose powdery mildew, rhododendron black spot, rose, peony tobacco vector disease, once found, with 150 times vinegar spray 3 times, can be effectively controlled. Spraying vinegar also has a certain prevention and effect on flower downy mildew, leaf spot, etc.

4. Vinegar is added to control diseases and insect pests in flower planting.

When watering flowers, adding appropriate amount of vinegar to the water can promote the absorption of trace elements such as phosphorus and iron and prevent chlorosis of branches and leaves. Wipe flowers and leaves with cotton balls with vinegar, can make shell insects, red spiders, aphids and other unrest, and then sweep down to destroy.

5. Vinegar is added to remove odor in flower planting.

Potted flowers that have been applied organic fertilizer will smell fishy indoors, and if you pour in the right amount of vinegar, it can not only smell bad, but also make the soil.