Before applying baking soda, it’s crucial to dilute it to avoid unnecessary harshness. Mix 200 grams of baking soda with each liter of water to create a solution suitable for your plants.
For healthy plants, use the baking soda solution once a week instead of plain water. In cases where a plant is already diseased, you may want to consider combining baking soda with white flour. This combination effectively eliminates caterpillars that can harm your plants.
If ants are a threat, you can simply sprinkle baking soda around the plant. This creates a barrier that these small insects have a hard time crossing.
In short, baking soda proves to be a reliable ally for your garden, fighting off diseases and insects that could potentially harm your beloved plants. Incorporate this valuable ingredient into your gardening routine to witness the positive transformation of your garden into a thriving and vibrant space.
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