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Baking soda is a gardener’s best friend: here are 10 ingenious uses in the garden

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– Improves the flavor of the garden

If you are dedicated to organic farming, baking soda will help you grow healthier and tastier vegetables. And for good reason, take the example of tomatoes and sprinkle a little baking soda on the soil, they grow in less acidic soil and are therefore juicier and sweeter.
– Water the flowers

To water the flowers in your garden, don’t hesitate to add a little baking soda to your watering can. You will notice later that your flowers are brighter and healthier.
– Increases the life of flowers

If you like to have bouquets of roses or flowers at home to enjoy their fragrance, you can improve their appearance and extend their life by placing them in a vase with water with a pinch of salt and baking soda.
– Eliminates fungus and mold

Fungi can grow on plants in moist conditions. Baking soda is known for its fungicidal properties and helps control mold. A study has also shown its effect on yeasts, dermatophytes and molds. Simply spray water with baking soda on the infected areas.
– Remove weeds

Weeds often get stuck in the cracks of your garden path. To remedy this, just wet the area with a thick baking soda paste and that’s it. Say goodbye to weeds that give your garden a neglected appearance.

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