Home plants, as well as garden ones, need nourishment. A multitude of different products are used for the plants. Vodka peroxide is one of them. With it the plant receives the necessary minerals, so begins to bloom well. Growth failure is not terrible, because often the plants die. This can indicate the presence of the disease. It is important to check the plant for parasites and disease, as well as to check the correctness of watering.
Thanks to this unique solution, the flowers will bloom and smell even on the coldest days. Dehydrated air that comes out by central heating in apartments and houses, lack of sufficient daylight lead to the suppression of photosynthesis, which as a result negatively affect the life and growth of indoor plants. A well-known product - water peroxide - can help them to cope with such difficulties.
Peroxide is also the main component of milk water, which is so loved by all plants. Every henchman more than once remembered that his plants and squirrels start not only to improve their well-being, but also to bloom and grow more beautifully after watering, rather than ordinary watering.Let's see how you can watch over the squirrels:
In a liter of beach with standing water at room temperature add two tablespoons of 3% hydrogen peroxide solution.
Pour the received mixture into the soaker and spray every day in a limited number of room plants.
In a few months the plants will shower you with their beauty and renewed freshness.
Also, peroxide of water can be used not only for watering, but also for irrigation itself, but it is necessary to take into account that in contrast to the previous method, watering with peroxide can be carried out only once a day, to ensure that the roots of plants from optics and desiccation.
Water peroxide will help to disinfect the soil and eliminate bacteria in the soil. In addition, peroxide will help the roots to strengthen their growth and prevent them from rotting.
Soaking the seeds in peroxide solution and room standing water can have a positive effect on their growth:
peroxide will help to treat seedlings;
can revive already "dead" squares;
prevent comas and other pests.
If room plants are infested with bugs, e.g. nematode flies, wood gnats or shrinkworms, you can mix 30 ml of aqueous peroxide, 250 ml of water and 40 drops of iodine.
This recipe will be an excellent variant of first aid.
When using aqueous peroxide, you should also take into account that the plants will not need additional nourishment, as the obtained solution already has enough minerals.
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