A good carrot harvest is the result of hard work and dedication.
But to achieve a really good harvest, you need to know one secret.
First, the carrots should be treated with potassium permanganate - this is a rather interesting, but effective approach to growing.
You need to water the carrot bed with potassium permanganate so that the root crop does not rot or get sick. This remedy also repels some pests.
To make a solution, take potassium permanganate and water. Dissolve 3 g of powder in a glass of warm water until the crystals are completely dissolved.
Next, pour the concentrate into a 10-liter bucket. But don’t rush to pour it onto the garden bed – the solution must be used correctly.
First, you need to water the bed with plain water, and the next day pour in the prepared solution. You can also add 10 grams of boric acid to the product.
Root crops will grow more actively. Do not forget about proper care and temperature control, despite the cold resistance.
