To get a good carrot harvest, you need to not only replenish the lack of nutrients in the soil in a timely manner, but also fight pests.
Many summer residents dream of finding a means that will allow them to achieve both of the above-mentioned positive results at once.
Fortunately, such a mixture exists not only in theory, but also in reality.
It turns out that there is a product that is both a fertilizer for carrots and a pest control compound.
What components need to be mixed?
Add 10 grams of boric acid and a pinch of potassium permanganate to a bucket of water.
The first substance will turn the product into a fertilizer, and the second will turn it into a composition against dangerous insects.
This universal product helps you grow large and incredibly tasty carrots.
How to use the product correctly
Firstly, the resulting solution cannot be used immediately. Before applying this fertilizer, the carrot bed must be thoroughly watered with clean liquid.
Secondly, the procedure should not be carried out often. One action per month will be quite enough.
Ignoring any of the above recommendations can cause excess boron in the soil. And this phenomenon leads to a drop in crop yield.
