Do you want Indoor Flowers to be always healthy? I tell you a step-by-step recipe for feeding based on Honey

Plants need feeding, but don't rush to the store. It is quite possible to do with the handy means that wise nature gave us.

Folk recipes have been tested for centuries and have proven themselves excellent. One of them is honey-based feeding.

A step-by-step honey-based recipe I use myself:

1. I take a glass of water and honey.
2. I dilute 1 teaspoon of honey in a glass of water. A concentrated solution is obtained.
3. For low concentration, I mix 1 teaspoon of honey with 1 liter of water.
4. Medium saturation is obtained by adding 1-2 tablespoons of honey with 2 liters of water.

I water the flowers with the resulting solution. This fertilizer is applied once every 2 weeks.

Plants are very responsive to honey shower.

Spray honey

To do this, I mix 2 tablespoons of honey with 2 liters of water and pour it into an aerosol can. Any spray bottle will do. I spray this solution 1-2 times every 2 weeks. The result is not long in coming.

You need to constantly carry out such procedures. Thanks to this, plants bloom and bear fruit, and the fruits become sweeter and more aromatic. Plants are very fond of such sweet water.

In winter, flowers are stressed, so it is important to fill them with nutrients in time.

Honey is unique in its composition and, in addition to a delicious delicacy, contains more than 100 useful microelements, 80% consists of fructose, sucrose and glucose.

In addition, it protects the delicate root system of flowers from fungal and bacterial infections. Honey dressing is especially recommended in the autumn-winter period, mineral fertilizers are preferred in the warm season.

There are basic rules that I try to adhere to:

1. I feed my flowers regularly.
2. It is important not to overfeed, as it will backfire.
3. The transplanted flowers do not need fertilization for about 2 months.
4. I apply the solution only to wet ground. I water, and after a few hours you can feed.
5. I leave diseased plants alone. Top dressing in this state is useless to them. They will not be able to assimilate nutrients. Other means are already required here.
6. Water for flowers should settle, be at room temperature.

Honey water gives an impetus to the development of the root system, therefore it is used for planting plants, rooting and propagation by seeds.

I constantly pay attention to my green tenants. It does not take much time and the recipe is very simple, and the benefits are incredible. In response, my flowers delight the eye with bright colors, strong and beautiful.