You might not even realize it, but toothpaste is a product that is useful not only in the bathroom, but also in the garden.
Thus, savvy gardeners use it to combat late blight, which is “carried away” by nightshade crops.
It turns out that the fungus that attacks beds with potatoes, eggplants, tomatoes and peppers is sensitive to the components contained in the whitening paste.
To prepare the protective solution, you will need a medium-sized tube of paste.
Squeeze it into a bucket filled with 10 liters of warm water and stir until the paste is completely dissolved.
The resulting product is supposed to be used for generous spraying of plants - both sick and healthy. They also need to treat the soil around the bushes so as not to leave the slightest chance for the fungus spores lurking in the ground.
Please note: this remedy will only be effective if you use it at the first stage of fungal development.
If you happen to get your hands on a special offer for an oral cavity product with thyme, chamomile or mint, you can use it to fight pests.
By the way, they will die on the spot from fluoride and sodium lauryl sulfate.
We are talking about aphids, snails, cruciferous flea beetles and cabbage whites.
The protective solution is prepared from 10 liters of warm water and 70 grams of paste.
After you dilute the paste in water, wait 2 hours, then mix the contents of the bucket and spray it on greenery, including shrubs. Do not ignore fruit trees.
