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Store baking soda in a dry, airtight container in your garden shed or garage.
Always label any premixed solutions clearly.
Prepare small batches to ensure freshness and potency.
Variations:
Add essential oils like peppermint or tea tree to pest repellent mixtures for extra strength.
Combine baking soda with vinegar (in separate steps) for cleaning pots or walkways.
Use with Epsom salt for a natural plant-boosting tonic (test on a small area first).
FAQ:
Can baking soda harm plants?
Yes, if overused. Always apply in moderation and avoid directly dusting sensitive plant tissues.
How often should I apply baking soda remedies?
Once a week is typically safe for fungal sprays and pest control. Monitor your plants for any reactions.
Is baking soda safe for vegetable gardens?
Yes, when used correctly. It's non-toxic and won’t leave harmful residues on edible crops.
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