The cold season is coming, it's time to Feed your home flowers with Hydrogen Peroxide. And I will tell you how to do everything Competently

Not all growers know that the demanded medical product called hydrogen peroxide, possesses such unique properties that it is successfully used as fertilizer for indoor plants.

But in order not to harm your home flowers, it is important to know how to use this remedy correctly. I will be happy to tell you about this, since I myself have been using hydrogen peroxide for more than seven years and I know well about the features of its use in floriculture.

Effect on plants

Periodic use of hydrogen peroxide has a beneficial effect on indoor plants.

So, this antiseptic:

· Saturates the soil with oxygen;

· Promotes growth acceleration;

· Stimulates flowering, making it lush and long-lasting;

· Strengthens the root system of plants;

· Protects flowers from pests.

Solution preparation

This requires only two simple, handy components: a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution and water. However, you should not take simple tap water, because it is not something that is not useful for plants, but rather unsafe for them.

Ideally, the water should be rainwater, but filtered water will do. So, for 1 liter of water, 20 ml of hydrogen peroxide is taken.

Application: watering

Watering indoor plants with a solution of hydrogen peroxide is done "at the root". In no case should fertilizer get on the leaves.

When feeding, it is necessary to ensure that the nutrient fluid flows freely through the drainage hole in the flowerpot onto the pallet.

Otherwise, if the product lingers in the soil, it can cause root rot.

Application: spraying

With this method of fertilization, each stem and leaf is carefully treated with a nutrient solution. Before manipulation, you should inspect the plant and remove any dry or damaged leaves or shoots on it.

In this case, parts of the plants should be sprayed both from the outside and from the inside.

It is recommended that the solution does not get on the buds of flowering indoor plants. The procedure should be performed early in the morning.

Feeding green pets with hydrogen peroxide will help you easily, without financial costs, transform the appearance of your favorite plants.