Tiny garlic cloves for growing flowers actually have so many benefits
Garlic should be one of the most common kitchen items for everyone. After people eat it, it can disinfect and kill bacteria. Garlic not only has good effects on the human body, but is also very beneficial for growing flowers. So below, let me introduce how to use it for growing flowers. Everyone can give it a try!
Kill aphids
Plants always suffer from pests and diseases in high temperatures or humid environments, especially aphids, so garlic can be used to prevent and control them. First peel the garlic, then turn it into garlic paste, put the garlic into a container and stir it evenly with clean water, then spray the back of the leaves of the flowering plants with the garlic water, and aphids can be prevented and controlled.
Promote germination
Peel the garlic, then mash it into garlic paste, stir the garlic paste and clean water evenly together in a 1:3 ratio, then apply the liquid to the new buds and they will basically sprout in about a week. Also, applying the garlic water to the wounds of pruned branches can prevent the wounds from drying out and let the plants sprout better.
Sterilize
As above, peel the garlic, then crush it into garlic paste, put the garlic paste into a container, then add two spoonfuls of soapy water, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, let it sit for a period of time and it is ready to use. When using it, you can add some clean water to dilute it, then carefully spray the leaves and the backs of the plants, and the sterilizing effect can be achieved.
Preserve freshness and prevent spoilage
The stems of cut flowers are not all immersed in water, so it is very easy for the stems to rot or become moldy. In this way, we can mash the garlic into garlic paste and add some clean water, put it in a pot and bring it to a boil, and after it cools, filter out the garlic paste, then soak the flowers in it for a few minutes before arranging them, and the disinfecting effect can be achieved, making the flowers bloom longer.