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Mix in 1 teaspoon of Epsom salt for added magnesium to support blooming.
Add 1 teaspoon of neem oil for natural pest control.
Combine with compost tea for a fuller nutrient boost.
12 Plants That Benefit from This Recipe:
Roses – Encourages more buds and helps prevent black spot.
Geraniums – Supports bright, steady flowering.
Begonias – Enhances bloom color and size.
Petunias – Reduces mildew, improves bloom longevity.
Marigolds – Promotes healthy growth and fuller blooms.
Hydrangeas – Especially beneficial for pink and white varieties.
Zinnias – Helps prevent powdery mildew and strengthens stems.
Impatiens – Keeps fungal issues at bay.
Fuchsias – Supports longer blooming cycles.
Pansies – Maintains bright petals and reduces disease.
Dahlias – Boosts blooming and strengthens root development.
Snapdragons – Increases bloom density and overall plant vigor.
FAQ:
Q: Why does baking soda help flowers bloom?
A: It helps neutralize acidic soil, discourages fungal growth, and creates a healthier environment for root and flower development.
Q: Can I use this recipe on vegetables or herbs?
A: Yes, but in smaller amounts (½ tablespoon per gallon) to avoid altering the soil balance too much.
Q: Will this harm beneficial insects?
A: No, as long as it’s used in moderation and without harsh chemicals.
Q: How often should I apply this recipe?
A: Every 2–3 weeks during the blooming season is sufficient.
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