I accidentally found out how to remove White bloom from flower pots in the simplest way. I share with you

I am probably not the only one who encountered white bloom in flower pots. This problem plagues florists quite often. Of course, I tried to figure out the reasons for the appearance of this raid.

Although I water my plants with always settled water, apparently, its rigidity is still increased. So this white bloom constantly appears. The picture, of course, is not a pleasant one.

It seems that the plaque itself is not dangerous. But because of it, mold can appear. And this, in turn, will not allow air to penetrate to the roots of plants. Nobody wants that. Therefore, it is necessary to take timely measures so that plaque does not form.

But still, situations often occur when a thick layer of lime is clearly visible on the pot after transplanting the plants. How do you get rid of it? Some of my friends buy special products in stores. These funds are designed to combat white bloom. But they are not cheap. And I don't really welcome chemistry either.

But recently I accidentally learned that you can remove white limescale in a very simple way. I also want to share it with you. It is very simple, harmless and does not incur any high costs.

How to remove white deposits from pots

· You need to prepare vinegar, a stiff brush and a cloth.

· Take a stiff brush and scrub well the sides of the pot with lime deposits.

· Dampen a cloth with vinegar and rub the area with a damp cloth.

· Repeat the procedure several times until the white deposits are completely removed.

· Rinse the pots with clean water.

How to remove plaque from the ground

Sleep tea helps well in the fight against white bloom on the surface of the soil. First you need to prepare this tea. Dry it, store it in a separate container. And then make a solution with it and water the plants. Perform this procedure once a month.

Also remember to loosen the soil regularly. This procedure will eliminate white bloom and also act as a fertilizer.

I also use orange peels to prevent white bloom. I dry them first, then grind them. I just sprinkle the soil with such shavings. And shavings are also of double benefit. This is protection against pests and prevention of the appearance of white bloom.

I hope that my advice will help you avoid white bloom in pots with plants and get rid of this bloom if it does appear.