Experienced housewives always put garlic cloves in pots with indoor plants.
We'll tell you what this gives and how to use this life hack correctly.
Firstly, garlic contains antioxidants, organic acids, mineral salts and essential oils that plants need for growth and development.
Secondly, garlic can be used to cleanse the soil of pathogenic microorganisms.
Garlic contains allicin, which has bactericidal and fungicidal properties.
In addition, garlic repels midges, spider mites and other pests.
One clove of garlic is needed per plant. Cut the garlic into pieces, bury it in the soil, and take it out after a while (otherwise mold may appear).
You can also prepare a garlic infusion for watering. Chop one clove of garlic, pour in a liter of water, and leave for a day.