1 ampoule for 28 rubles will help all indoor plants that look worse in winter. Affordable product with a special principle of action

Do you want to improve the well-being of your home plants suffering from a lack of light? Then a fiery salute, comrade, a caring indoor florist! Today on the agenda is an excellent growth stimulant for all-all-all window sill abodes, sad with the onset of a dark winter and daily fighting the heat from the batteries.

Winter problems of green wards become problems of the grower

In winter, it is sometimes scary to go up to the windowsill and look around the pots. If some shade-tolerant plants still keep the brand, then light-loving ones look depressing because of the yellowing leaves one by one and elongated twigs-shoots. This is me now about geraniums in the first place.

Yes, and with others: at first glance, it seems that they are keeping themselves cheerful. But it is worth observing a week or two and it becomes clear: the development of plants has come to naught. Look, spathiphyllum cannot unfold a new leaf in any way. The orchid has already dried the peduncle, but there is still no new one ...

And there are still 2 months ahead! We need to do something, comrades.

A remedy to help plants get through a bad time

A lifesaver stick was given to my houseplants by my wife's sister. This is probably the only sensible thing I've heard from her in my entire life.

Considering that the growth regulator "Aminosol" was sold to her in a flower shop, I did not really believe in the strength of this drug. But in winter there are not many things to do in the village house, so I decided on an experiment. Fortunately, a 5 ml ampoule cost only 28 rubles.

What is "Aminosol" and why it turned out to be my best discovery in recent years

I have tried a bunch of tools: from professional creepy chemistry to folk recipes. Some of them worked, but most did not. "Aminosol" offered me a completely different principle of action than other preparations already poured onto flowers.

This is not another extract of some berry baobab, the useful properties of which were suddenly discovered by Kyrgyz botanists. Aminosol contains a little nitrogen, copper, magnesium and iron (but we are not talking about them now!) And - the most delicious - amino acids and peptides.

They work at the level of biochemistry, directing all plant life in a certain direction. Here's what the manufacturer promises (by the way, from Germany):

• alters the production of phytohormones;
• stimulates the growth of new shoots, leaves and buds;
• what is important now, in winter, is helping indoor plants to cope with all sorts of stresses;
• shakes the work of the holy of holies of any pot - the root system, so the flowers more easily absorb nutrients from the soil;
• and a few more "improvements", but I'm tired of rewriting the instructions.

In simple terms, "Aminosol" reconfigures the plant, which should have a positive effect on its health and, of course, its appearance.

How to use "Aminosol"

You can buy "Aminosol" in different volumes. But I strongly advise you to buy the minimum - a 5 ml ampoule in order to independently test it in your home garden and draw conclusions about the advisability of further use.

The contents of the ampoule - 5 ml of "Aminosol" - are diluted in 2 liters of soft water. Comrade! You can take filtered, settled or even thawed, if not too lazy to run around with buckets. The fact is that in hard water, the constituents of all fertilizers reduce their effectiveness.

The instruction allows 2 ways to use:

• Watering at the root - in winter, it will be enough once a month.
• Spraying from a spray bottle - 1 time per winter. Because in this way the active substance will be absorbed faster and with a higher efficiency. I chose this option, since 2 liters was enough for all the windowsills.

I don’t know if it’s a coincidence or not, but immediately after spraying with "Aminosol", a second peduncle emerged from the phalaenopsis, and the spathiphyllum and the beloved anthurium began to expand new leaves faster. Try it - the issue price is only 20 rubles.

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