If you want to give your plants healthy growth and strong immunity, you don't need to resort to purchased fertilizers and chemicals.
Homemade plant strengthening preparations are a great alternative that not only promote plant health and prevent diseases, but also maintain environmentally friendly production.
Learn some simple tips for making homemade fertilizers and natural remedies that will strengthen your plants and ensure lush and vibrant growth without harmful chemicals.
We use this natural fungicide for control of anthracnose, early forms of downy mildew, downy mildew and spotting, as well as gray mold – powdery mildew. Used preventively and curatively, in early forms of the disease.
For this universal fungicide we need:
Mix everything well and pour into a spray bottle. The spray is ready. Shake the spray bottle regularly while spraying to prevent the ingredients from separating.
Spray the plant thoroughly on the top and bottom of the leaves, and also spray the soil under the plant. Repeat the process before and after the rainy season, when the possibility of fungal diseases is greatest, or as a preventative measure once a week. Wash the sprayer thoroughly after use, as the product is sticky!
Hardening, strengthening and resistance of plants, calcium supply (also in case of rotting of the lower part of the fetus). Milk has no curative function!
Milk and water mix in a 1:1 ratio for foliar application (spraying), in the same or smaller ratio for watering.
Spray in the morning, on the plant and leaves. It can also be used on other vegetables and plants. Milk is also useful in a smaller proportion, when it is left in a tetrapack and added to the watering water.
When growing paradižnika seedlings, it often happens that the plants germinate, but quickly become long, thin and weak. This phenomenon is called stretched seedlings. At first glance, it may not seem serious, but such seedlings later: –
Once your paradižnika, pepper or chili seedlings have sprouted, the next important step soon comes – transplanting or picking the seedlings. Many gardeners skip this step or do it too late, which can affect the growth of the plants and the final yield.