A growth stimulator for cucumbers, allowing you to get a lot of ovaries and an excellent harvest.

There are a huge number of stimulants for growth and enlargement of ovaries on cucumbers. But, unfortunately, most of them can cause considerable harm to human health. How to make sure that there are a lot of cucumbers and not harm yourself and your loved ones? The answer is actually very simple: use succinic acid as a natural supplement.
Pros of using succinic acid
First, the availability of the substance. It can be purchased at any pharmacy. The cost of the drug will pleasantly surprise you.
Secondly, succinic acid is used as a dietary supplement, which means that it is harmless to the human body.
Thirdly, it is very simple to prepare a solution that can be used both for root feeding and for spraying the leaves of the plant.
How to prepare top dressing
Dissolve 2 g of succinic acid in 200 g of warm water, and then add the resulting solution to 10 liters of water.
The first top dressing should be carried out immediately after planting the seedlings in the ground. If you sowed cucumber seeds immediately on the garden bed, then you need to wait for the appearance of two real leaves and then water the plant with top dressing. As a result of using a solution of succinic acid, the root system of cucumbers will grow and get stronger. The level of chlorophyll in the leaves will increase and the plant will become more resistant to disease and temperature changes. Cucumbers need to be hilled, which will also help the formation of a strong root system.

Reuse of succinic acid feed is recommended during cucumber flowering. In this case, it is better to apply foliar feeding, i.e. spraying leaves and flowers. The result will delight all gardeners: the number of ovaries will increase significantly, which will contribute to a good harvest.
Watering or spraying cucumbers should be done in the morning or in the evening in calm weather. The result will be in a few days.
Also, a solution of succinic acid is often used by experienced gardeners and florists, and, with great success.
Good harvests to you!

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