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Baking soda is not only used at home. It also has many virtues for the garden and fruits and vegetables. Discover our top 8 uses for baking soda in the garden.
Baking soda has proven useful for removing stains, whitening teeth, cleaning surfaces and even getting rid of pesticides. Its functions are diverse and baking soda adds another string to its bow. It is its use in gardening which is also very practical for many reasons.
Here are 8 uses for baking soda in the garden:
Keeping bugs away
To get rid of the insects that ravage your garden, baking soda will be your main ally. Say goodbye to chemical pesticides that are harmful to your health and the environment, and opt for this more ecological white powder.
To do this, mix in a spray bottle, one quart of water, one tablespoon of olive oil, two tablespoons of baking soda, and a few drops of liquid soap. Spray your garden with this mixture every three days to keep insects away.
Get rid of fungus, powdery mildew, and weeds:
To get rid of fungus in the garden, mix 4 teaspoons of baking soda with a gallon of water and apply the mixture to problem areas.
To protect fruits and vegetables from powdery mildew, spray them with a mixture of one tablespoon of baking soda, 2.5 tablespoons of horticultural oil, and a gallon of water.
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