There is a widespread belief among greenhorn gardeners and vegetable growers that "Whiteness" contains chlorine. In fact, calcium salts are present in the so-called chlorine, while "Whiteness" contains sodium salts.
This means that this chemical preparation can be used in summer cottages for a variety of purposes. One of them is seed treatment.
For this purpose, you will need "Whiteness" with a 10% content of the active substance. If you use a more concentrated composition, do not forget to dilute it with water.
There is nothing complicated in the etching process itself.
All you need to do is dip the seeds (they must be dry) in “Whiteness” for a few minutes, but no more than 10.
After this, the planting material is washed in clean water and planting begins immediately.
To make the procedure even easier, you can use a small bag, which is easy to make from gauze or bandage.
Place the bag of seeds in a glass filled with “Whiteness”, then take it out and squeeze it out, then place it in a container with boiled clean water.
