Put Baking Soda On Your Garden Plants and This will Happen
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2017
- You probably have at least one box of baking soda in your home - if you’re like so many other Americans, it’s most likely sitting in your refrigerator as a way to combat odors, and you might have another carton in your pantry for baking. But there are so many other uses for it, from household cleaning and health to gardening, you might want to go out and purchase at least a couple more.
Here is what baking soda can do to your garden.
1.Get more beautiful blooms.
For flowers that thrive in alkaline soil, such as hydrangeas, begonias, and geraniums, you can encourage them to bloom magnificently by using baking soda. Just dissolve a little baking soda in your water before giving them their regular drink. Also to keep your cut flowers fresh for a long time put a teaspoon of baking soda in the vase.
2. Sweeter Tomatoes.
Sprinkle a small amount of baking-soda around the base of your tomato plants. The baking soda will be absorbed into the soil and lowers the acidity level of tomatoes, thus gives you sweeter than tart flavor.
3.Give Plants a Boost.
Mix together 1 teaspoon baking soda, 1/2 teaspoon clear ammonia and 1 teaspoon Epsom salt in a gallon of water. Mix well and give each plant about a quart of the solution. This solution will work as a fertilizer, the plants that are looking dull, and growing slowly will perk up, rejuvenate their growth and become lush green.
4.Use it as a Pesticide.
Use baking soda to effectively reduce infestations of many insects such as aphids, scales, and the spider mites. It may not kill them all but have a repellent action and halt their progress.
Mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda and 1/3 cup of olive or mustard oil. Measure out 2 teaspoons of this mix and add it to 1 cup of water. Mix it well together and spray it on the infected plants.
5.Smelly compost.
To keep the smell from a compost pile under control, use a small amount of baking soda which will eliminate the odor and prevent acidity build up - just use it sparingly as too much can slow the composting process.
6.Kill crabgrass and discourage weeds.
If you have weeds or crabgrass growing in cracks on sidewalks, edges, patios or garden beds, you can use baking soda to get rid of them. It’s able to kill small weeds that have already sprouted, as well as to prevent new weeds from coming up. It will burn unwanted foliage, and feeds should disappear within just a few days. Just pour a thick layer onto the weeds and crabgrass after moistening it with water. Sweep the baking soda in a thick layer into any concrete cracks.
7.Test Soil pH.
Take some soil on a dish and make it muddier. Sprinkle a small amount of baking soda onto the soil. If the combination bubbles, your soil is acidic.
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You showed an acidic BLUE hydrangea when talking about using baking soda to make soil more alkaline and you showed a picture of a ladybug when talking about pests; they are one of the most beneficial creatures in a garden
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My Grandfather planted his whole yard with flowers and some vegetables. People came from far away to see. He often supplied wedding and funeral flowers for needy. He swore by bonemeal. Miss him.
Bone meal is a got to for some plants but not all. I use it for the tulips, daffodils and other bulb plants.
los of garden uses I’ve never heard of, some I knew, I’m learning again, after 40 years gardening. yay!
I'm in my 70s. And I'm learning more now then 20 years ago. Never to old to learn as they say. Lol
Thank you!
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I use it in my garden as n my plants are doing great.
Can't wait to try baking soda!
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I’m going to try this tomorrow
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Good information I will try it
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Love the tip on testing soil ph with it
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I will try and let you know, hopefully it works.
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This was very informative I've baki g soda I found so many new use
Wonderful usage. I will try.
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It absorbed moisture and neutralized the unwanted odors.
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very good information will certainly try using more baking soda.
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This video helped me out a ton Thank you!
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I used Epson salts on my camelia which had never flowered had lots of lovely flowers this year,and leaves are so healthy.
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Hi, I am TOTALLY IMPRESSED... Way to go! ! outstanding research... Love the natural approach to dealing with insects and weeds & sweetening my tomatoes... WONDERFUL.. Keep up the good work.. I've subscribed & look forward to many more of your videos.
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Fyi, Ladybugs/Coccinellidae are not pests, they combat pests, always encourage these into your garden, despite the animation & voice over stating otherwise.
Thank you fo that bit of FYI; I love to see the varieties in Lady Bugs, but believed they were harmful to the leaves!
I've used Epsom salts. Works miracles on my outdoor plants. Never tried it on my vegetable garden. I like my tomatoes acidic.
Best to not use it around tomato plants. I grow organic heirloom tomatoes.
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Why not? Please share your knowledge
I heard Epsom salts are good for tomatoes ..confused
chefgiovani im having heirloom first year this year. what greenhouse do you have? i came here wile searching for polytunnel...
@@jessicag7568 ES is an excellent source of magnesium which is vital to all plants. It has a neutral pH, whereas BS is highly alkaline. BS has sodium and ES does not.
ES, aka The Salt of the Earth and used in salt baths, contain magnesium and sulfur, but it does not contain any salt.
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Same thing that makes flowers grow makes weeds die. Baking soda is hella smart. 💐 🍀🌼🍃
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What about African violets???
Thank you for a very informative video.
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I have been gardening for a long time and I've never considered using baking soda. Great suggestions. I am going to try and see if it works on my plants.
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Can i use that to my succulent.thanks god bless
Baking soda , a bit of soap , water all mix will help the white stuff on rose . I have tried it and it does help
Make sure you spray the roses early morning or late night
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once mixed baking with epsom and sprayed on my plants,it never recovered again and all died eventually.....all withered beautifully,try to save them,but they already in heaven....
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Epsom salt at bloomtime = awesome
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Yeah, I put baking soda in the vase and the flowers looked horrible next day. I also tried in the roses outside and other plants and almost killed them. DO NOT USE IT , unless for killing plants/weeds, though.
Definitely don't put baking soda in your vase fir keeping cut flowers looking beautiful ! I use tsp vinegar and tsp of sugar and recut the stems and mine keeps many days !!! Tried and true! Be careful using b.soda though. I have no experience with soda...
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Trust me, baking soda actually really works on plants that have LOTS of pesticides on them and All the plants in my Mom's garden grew so fast within 3 days. I only used it ONCE with 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 3 and 1/2 cups of tap water. I was so shocked that the squash seeds that I seeded in the little potting grew so freaking fast after I sprayed the baking soda water!!!! Surprisingly my Mom told me it was very Luscious! Oh my Goodness! Thank GOODNESS!!! It is Unbelievably Beautiful to SEE and know this solution and SUCH A Relief, such a FREAKING Relief!!! Because, boy oh boy, those little pests were so MUCH to deal with! Yes, use baking soda water on the soil and leaves that have those micro-sized pests, Once a week. I am going to try this for my own Head hair Once every week too (PINCH of baking soda and Himalayan pink sea salt into a cup of water). Keep up the Healing FAITH, GRATITUDE JOURNAL, and PRAYERS, because that was what I did daily! Good LUCK and Sovereignty Remain with All! Thank you ALL for the Healing Truth.
Absolutely love baking soda! Thank you. Wishing you a lovely day x)
Good video. Easy directions. I just wish I knew where to plant my hydrangeas my daughter got me. Have it on my patio now. Florida sun is so strong it burned the leaves when I had it outside. Any help will be appreciated!
Mimi Freda I find that hydrangeas do wonderful in part shade that only gets morning or evening sun when its not at its strongest. Maybe the side of your home that's in an East or West direction that's shaded from high noon. Just as long as its not north (no sun) or south (too much sun) I had the same experience when I had them in noon day sun.. facing south west...their delicate leaves could not handle full sun. Also, they loved acidic soil with a punch of fertilizer every few months. I hope that helps :).
Kay Jay Thank you for the info. I will plant on the east side of my house. At least I have a kitchen window there.
Mimi Freda Glad to help! I hope you enjoy them while having breakfast or cooking dinner :)
Mimi Freda - you could move to a colder area, where the sun won't burn the leaves of hydrangeas :)
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Adriana DIY tomatoes are easy. Plant them mid may through spring, in a sunny spot, with enough room to grow and spread out. Stake them up as they grow, and wait a few weeks 😊 I don't add fertilizer or anything whilst they are growing, but during the winter months I throw my food scraps out onto that garden so they can decompose and this make a nicer soil for vegies to grow in once summer appears.
Another thing I do, once the tomatoes are growing, I cut off the big "canopy" leaves to let the sunlight onto the tomatoes. This helps them ripen and sweeten..
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A biologist friend of mine recommends putting baking soda at the hole you are planting your plant in. She says "it cools their roots.
Jan Boggs, PHD thank you for the very valuable advice!
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I’d test on small area
can add baking soda for gerbera daisy and hibiscus plant ?
The soil is depleted of minerals usually. Epsom salt, molasses and minerals cause plants to grow like crazy, also fully raw organic milk can cause more blooms but not a lot of it or it could cause a little overwhelming the plant. Most weeds are good for food. I don’t use baking soda. I have used diluted vinegar but it has to be very diluted. Boiling hot water kills grass or whatever it is you are wanting to get rid of. But whatever that hot water touches is what it kills.
can l add soda powder to my vase where my bamboo plants are growing in the water. thanks
I didn't know about baking soda on garden soil.
Good knowledge madam.
Edible weeds still useful such as Dandilions
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