Professionals will never tell you that their secret is in an ordinary medicine cabinet.
Dissolve 3 tablets of succinic acid in a liter of water - this will trigger explosive root growth.
Spray the seedlings once every 2 weeks, and the stems will become thicker and the leaves will become brighter.
Succinic acid works as an adaptogen: it helps plants survive transplantation, drought or overwatering.
For flowers, the dose is reduced by half so as not to provoke early flowering.
The second "invisible" ingredient is hydrogen peroxide. 2 tablespoons per liter of water will saturate the soil with oxygen and kill fungi.
Water the solution once a month, and the plants will survive even a rain shower. Peroxide is especially useful for seedlings: it prevents black leg.
The third life hack is aquarium water. After changing the water in the aquarium, do not pour it out: microscopic algae and fish waste are ideal feeding.
It is enough to water the beds once for the cucumbers to grow ovaries and the roses to bloom twice as luxuriantly.
Add ammonia to your arsenal. 1 teaspoon per 5 liters of water - and you will get nitrogen fertilizer for onions and garlic.
Spraying with this solution once every 2 weeks protects against onion fly.
For fruit trees, use eggshells: crush them into powder and bury them in the tree trunk circle. Calcium will strengthen the bark and increase the sugar content of the fruit.
