How Kombucha Can Help Plants: This Free Remedy Is Incredibly Popular Among Advanced Gardeners
Kombucha can be used not only to make a refreshing drink, but also to create an effective biostimulator for growth and root formation.
As the expert of the online publication Belnovosti, agronomist, landscape designer Anastasia Kovrizhnykh explained, the composition of such a drink includes phytohormones, vitamins and amino acids.
All of them have a beneficial effect on plant cellular metabolism.
It is due to this quality that kombucha-based fertilizer is able to activate the growth and development of both the underground part of the crop and its vegetative mass.
In addition, after adding the nutrient composition, you will be able to improve the microbiological situation observed in the soil.
Thus, the processing of organic matter that has entered the soil and, accordingly, the absorption of mineral substances by plant roots will be much more complete.
To prepare this very stimulant with your own hands, you will need 1 glass of kombucha infusion prepared for use as a drink.
Pour the drink into 1.5 liters of water and use it for both root and foliar feeding. Important: the water should first settle for 4 days.
