Turmeric is a natural and safe alternative to chemical rooting preparations. In addition to stimulating root growth, it also has antibacterial and antifungal properties that can help protect seedlings from disease and infection. Whether you use it as a natural pesticide, soil conditioner, foliar spray or root stimulator, Turmeric can help improve the health and productivity of your plants.
How to use turmeric in the garden? Your plants will thank you for it
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To control visible pests such as aphids and mealybugs, Mix 1 part turmeric with 10 parts water and shake in a spray bottle. Spray turmeric on all garden plants, concentrating on the undersides of leaves and stems where pests like to hide. Alternatively, you can sprinkle turmeric directly on the garden soil and around ants piles to drive them out of your yard.
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If underground larvae or fungi are your biggest problem, mix 1 tablespoon of turmeric powder with one liter of soil before adding it to your garden or repotting your plants. Be consistent with your applications for best results but be careful not to overdo the turmericas the spice is slightly acidic and can damage the roots in high concentrations.
You can plant turmeric in the garden – the turmeric from which it is made will fight pests
You can also plant turmeric in your garden to deter pests while it is growing and harvest it for later use. Turmeric is relatively easy to grow in warm and humid environments. In addition to helping fight garden pests, turmeric can also treat powdery mildew and other fungal infectionsheal damaged plants and repel mosquitoes when sprayed.
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Source: Gazeta
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