Winter has come, which means it's time to feed the houseplants with the Best Fertilizer. Hydrogen peroxide and how to apply

With the onset of cold weather, all gardeners can take a break from their beds and flower beds. But in winter there are also plants that need our care.

These are, of course, indoor plants. One of the components of proper plant care is feeding and their correct introduction.

Surely everyone has a bottle of hydrogen peroxide in their medicine cabinet. But this tool can be used to prepare the most valuable fertilizer for plants.

Here's how this fertilizer will benefit your plants.

· The soil will be saturated with oxygen.

· Plant growth will increase.

· The plant will release buds faster, and the flowers themselves will be beautiful, bright and lush.

· The root system will develop well.

· The plant will better resist diseases and pests.

How to prepare a hydrogen peroxide solution

Prepare water and 3% hydrogen peroxide solution. Ideally, the water should be melted or rainwater. If not, then it is better to purchase distilled water. As a last resort, let the tap water brew for 24 hours.

1 liter of water will require 20 milliliters of hydrogen peroxide. Just put this amount of peroxide in water and stir the mixture well.

How to water plants with hydrogen peroxide solution

First, check how well the drainage holes on the bottom of the flower pot are functioning. The fertilizer should flow smoothly into the sump through these holes.

This is necessary in order to prevent the accumulation of solution in the soil. If this happens, root decay may begin.

Also, when watering with fertilizer, make sure that it does not fall on the buds. Pour the fertilizer at the root.

Also, the solution can be used not only as a root dressing, but also as a foliar dressing. If you decide to use the spraying method, then moisten both the outer and inner sides of the leaves with a solution.

Before applying top dressing, loosen the soil and moisten it. Be sure to clear the topsoil of fallen leaves and other debris before watering.

This will help protect the plant from the growth of unwanted microorganisms. The procedure is best done in the morning. I do not recommend storing the solution. You need to use it as soon as you cook it.