Garlic is not only a healthy product for humans, but also an effective means for caring for indoor plants.
Garlic contains phytoncides, allicin and other substances that have antifungal, antibacterial and antiviral properties.
Garlic can help protect plants from pests, diseases, and rot, and improve their growth and flowering. Here are some ways to use garlic for indoor plants.
Bury garlic cloves in the soil
This method will help get rid of insects such as aphids, scale insects, spider mites, etc., which suck the juices from plants and weaken them.
To do this, cut one clove of garlic into pieces and bury them in the soil in a pot to a depth of 2-3 cm. Water the plant with fresh water. After two weeks, dig up and throw away the garlic pieces to avoid rotting and mold.
Spray the plants with garlic infusion
This method will help prevent or cure fungal and bacterial diseases such as powdery mildew, late blight, gray mold, etc., which affect the leaves and stems of plants and lead to their falling off and spots.
To do this, crush one clove of garlic in a garlic press or blender, dissolve it in one liter of water and leave for 24 hours. Strain the infusion and spray it on the plant every 3-5 days until the condition improves.
Add garlic to your plant fertilizers
This method will help improve plant nutrition, stimulate their growth and flowering, and increase their immunity to stress and adverse conditions.
To do this, add a few drops of garlic juice or a few pieces of garlic to liquid or dry fertilizer for indoor plants and mix well. Feed the plant with this fertilizer according to the instructions on the package or as needed.
Garlic is a simple and affordable way to take care of indoor plants and protect them from various problems. With the help of garlic, you can get rid of pests, diseases and rot, as well as improve the nutrition, growth and flowering of plants.
Choose the method of using garlic that best suits your plants and your preferences.
