5 great uses for milk in the garden

Use milk to grow plants and
vegetables always works and brings many benefits. In the next lines, we
let's explain why and how this turns out to be very
useful.
Cow's milk is a food rich in acids
amino acids, proteins, enzymes, natural sugars.
Thanks to its characteristics, it is excellent
to drink, but it can also be used in cultivation. The components of the milk are perfect, between
others, to ensure good soil nutrition and
Plant.
In the following paragraphs, we explain the
different reasons why milk is a
ally for plants.
Milk is a disinfectant for cutting shears.
garden and other tools:
When a plant becomes ill, the branches
can be removed to prevent other branches from being also affected by the
sickness. To do this, you need to use tools
gardening tools, such as secateurs.
Instead of using a toxic solution, it is possible
to effectively disinfect the tool(s) used
for the operation by immersing them in milk.
Milk is a natural fungicide:
It is possible to spray a solution of milk and
water in equal parts on the leaves of the plants,
to avoid the possible presence of mold
and mushrooms.
To create this mixture, simply add water and
milk in a spray bottle, if the milk is
whole . If the milk is skimmed, adding water is not
necessary.
By spraying the milk on the vegetables, it is also possible to improve the absorption of chemical pesticides, in order to hinder their flow,
possibly due to wind and rain.
Milk is a natural fertilizer:
Being an excellent source of calcium, milk can
be used as fertilizer once a month.
How to proceed? By creating the aforementioned solution of equal parts water and milk (or by
using only skimmed milk) in order to spray the liquid on the leaves of the plant, or by
pouring it around the base of the plant.
Milk is a natural insecticide:
The aforementioned solution of water and milk (or, alternatively,
default, only skimmed milk) is useful for
spray plants for another reason:
the sugars naturally present in milk are
a poison for soft-bodied insects, a
category in which for example also lice
plants (aphids).
Therefore, milk can also be used
as a natural insecticide, in order to protect its
cultivated plants.
Milk prevents fruit from rotting:
Skimmed milk or a solution of equal parts water and
of milk mentioned several times, can also
be used to irrigate, without too much frequency
(once a month may be sufficient), the plants which are
wants to prevent the fruit from rotting. Proceed from
this way is very useful especially when the ground
is calcium deficient.

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