Why experienced gardeners use citric acid: not everyone knows about these tricks
Housewives often use citric acid in cooking or household chores.
The tool has proven itself to be excellent in solving various complex issues.
At the same time, few people know that the citric acid we are used to can be successfully used in the country, says Anastasia Kovrizhnykh , an expert at the online publication BelNovosti, a landscape designer and agronomist.
What are the benefits of citric acid?
As it turns out, the remedy can be very useful in a number of cases. In particular, the use of citric acid can help any plants to more easily endure hot weather conditions. Therefore, at the moment when the heat sets in, you can provide quality help to plants.
Citric acid will also be useful in the opposite situation - if, for example, it suddenly gets colder outside or it rains more often. It is known that such weather can be a catalyst for the development of diseases that are difficult to cope with.
Overall, citric acid helps improve the quality of the soil and helps other nutrients to be absorbed much better.
It is not difficult to prepare a nutrient composition. To do this, dilute a spoonful of crystals in a bucket of water. Then, use two glasses of the product for each plant.
You will need to take just one spoon of crystals, dilute it in a bucket of water and water the crops that need help. One plant requires two to four glasses of the product.
