To make your lilies, irises, geraniums and daisies healthier and brighter, add baking soda to the water before pouring.
Clean garden decoration
You all know the virtues of baking soda for cleaning the kitchen or bathroom. And your garden can also benefit from its cleaning power. To do this, simply sprinkle the white powder on all the decorative objects in your garden and then wipe them with a damp cloth.
Get rid of ants
Your garden and house are infested with ants? Don’t panic. Mix five teaspoons of baking soda with five teaspoons of icing sugar and one tablespoon of water. Look for anthills and pour this mixture on them. You will say goodbye to annoying ants.
Test the pH of the soil
To test the pH of the soil, you will need half a cup of baking soda and half a cup of vinegar. Next, take two soil samples and place them in separate containers. Pour vinegar into one sample and if it bubbles, its pH is above seven or alkaline. If not, add baking soda with a half cup of water to the other sample. If it bubbles now, it is acidic.
To reduce the intense smell of compost, just sprinkle a little baking soda on top of the pile.
Get rid of fungus and mold
With humidity, fungus can grow on plants. Known for its fungicidal quality, baking soda will help get rid of mold. A study has also shown its effect on yeast, dermatophytes and mold. Simply spray water mixed with baking soda on the infected areas.
Get rid of weeds
Weeds often lodge in the cracks of your garden path. To remedy this, simply moisten the area with a thick paste of baking soda and you’re done. You’ll say goodbye to bad
