Baking soda is one of the most useful items to keep around the house. I use baking soda for cleaning surfaces, brushing my teeth, deodorizing the refrigerator and so much more. I never realized that baking soda had so many uses in the garden until I saw this awesome baking soda video tutorial by Garden Tips on YouTube. In this video, you will learn all kinds of clever tips on how to keep your garden pest-free using baking soda, and healthy without the use of toxic chemicals. For instance, you can make a spray from baking soda and water to apply to flowering plants that will actually help them bloom and rid them of fungus spores.
Just spray the baking soda and water mixture to help your flowers bloom.
One of the most excellent recipes in this video tutorial by Garden Tips is a spray recipe made from 2 cups of water, 3 teaspoons of baking soda, and 1 teaspoon of oil (Neem oil is best, but any vegetable oil will do). This magical non-toxic mixture will help rid your garden of caterpillars, aphids, white mold spots, powdery mildew, mealy bugs, thrips, mites, whiteflies, worms, and soil fungus. Baking soda is truly a miracle substance when you weigh up these excellent benefits.
Al these recipes are so useful, I never realized baking soda could be used for so many different purposes in the garden. I am definitely stocking up on this wonderful substance to take care of all my gardening needs from now on.
10 Ways To Use Baking Soda In The Garden
