Winter garlic is an obligatory spring feeding against yellowing of leaves.

As soon as spring comes, the winter garlic should be fed. This should be done even if compost and mineral fertilizers were added to the soil in the fall.

This is because the melted snow washes away a certain proportion of the top dressing from the soil, and the garlic is deficient in nutrients, this can lead to a slowdown in its growth and development.

Composition of ammonia and hydrogen peroxide
If garlic is deficient in nitrogen, the tips of its feathers begin to turn yellow.

Feathers also turn yellow due to fungal diseases or frostbite. In such a situation, the use of urea and complex mineral dressings will help.

In addition, a composition made from hydrogen peroxide and ammonia is of great benefit. Such a composition is well absorbed by plants and is a disinfectant that allows you to fight fungal diseases and pests.

To prepare the composition, you need to take 50 ml of ammonia (10%) and dilute with 10 liters of water. Stir thoroughly and water the beds with garlic planted in the winter.

Before applying fertilizer, it is necessary to spill the soil well with water. For every 10 meters of soil, about 6 lei of the composition of ammonia is poured.

You can see that after a few days, the situation will begin to improve rapidly, the feathers will lose their yellowness and acquire a rich green color.

To prepare top dressing from peroxide per 1000 ml of water, take 45 ml of peroxide. To process, you will need a sprayer or spray bottle. Spraying with this composition restores feathers after frostbite.

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