To keep seedlings from turning yellow: here's what experienced gardeners add to water for irrigation
Many troubles await gardeners on the way to harvesting fruit crops.
After the sowing season begins, summer residents will be able to breathe a sigh of relief only when they have collected the harvest from their beds and rolled it into jars. In the meantime, the seedlings need constant supervision.
Anastasia Kovrizhnykh , an expert of the online publication BelNovosti, a scientist, agronomist and landscape designer, told us what to add to water for irrigation so that seedlings do not turn yellow and do not wilt.
This is a popular development and it is inexpensive.
We will talk about hydrogen peroxide, which will help prevent the seedlings from wilting.
This preventive measure will help prevent plant diseases known in the dacha environment, and at the same time stimulate the development of young shoots and strengthen the root system.
It also improves the composition of the soil and helps prevent sprouts from rotting.
How to proceed
Buy 3% hydrogen peroxide from a pharmacy and add it to the water for irrigation.
For each liter of settled water, you need to add 22 drops of the product.
The result can be seen within a week.
Earlier we told you why the seedlings suddenly fell over .
