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AI GeneratedThe speaker shares a personal experience of losing garden crops to pests and fungi, emphasizing the importance of preventive care. He introduces a homemade, non-toxic spray designed to protect plants—especially tomatoes and peppers—from aphids, powdery mildew, and other infections during the critical hot season.
Hello friends, a couple of years ago I had a rather striking experience in the garden that has stayed clearly in my memory.
Everything looked perfect, the rows aligned beautifully, the peppers bloomed, and the leaves were green and vibrant.
Then, literally within a few days after the initial causes, everything began to stir.
First, I noticed small spots on the leaves, but I didn't pay much attention to them. A couple of days later, the leaves began to curl, and underneath them, colonies of leaf miners appeared.
Moreover, even worse, on some battles white spots appear like flour and soot.
And to make matters worse, after the first heavy moisture and rain, dark spots began spreading at an unbelievable speed.
I just realized something right now.
In the garden, you can create a large mess of healthy growth and complete decay within a few days.
I just started looking for simple solutions that I can use preventively while the battles still have the strength to be fought.
It's not complicated, it's not expensive, and you can make it right away using just a few ingredients you already have at home.
This is a simple spray we use precisely during this period when the heat sets in and the colors explode in the garden.
Moreover, the spray is very simple to use, and we can apply it to multiple cultures.
Ali he showed himself exceptionally good with peppers and tomatoes, so we're preparing for this season with confidence.
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As a base, we use one liter of water.
The next thing we add is 150 ml of mykoe.
Mojeko on the list, as everyone knows, creates a thin and protects its own.
Helps combat powdery mildew, especially in earlier stages,
when it first appears as a lighter coating or has not yet started as preventive protection.
The next item we're adding is 5K 50% no one.
It acts as a mild antiseptic and helps reduce the presence of microorganisms that enter through leaf damage.
5K drinks this beer and likes it better than well.
The next thing we will add is a straight spoonful of baking soda.
As I've said many times in my videos, it alters the pH of the leaf surface.
They form swellings on the petioles, which gradually develop into galls.
It's something quite important and very useful for many preparations.
As the final step, which is crucial for leaf lice, we add one spoonful of liquid soap.
Liquid soap breaks down the insect's protective layer and literally dissolves them, which is why their damage quickly disappears.
This is all very important to understand; this is not chemistry for destruction overnight.
A preventive insurance policy for the team that helps it remain stronger during the most critical period of the season.
After everyone has thoroughly mixed it all well, I will dilute this mixture with six liters of water.
I get enough gentle, evenly distributed fertilizer that won't harm the plant,
It will remain sufficiently active to spread on the surface of the plant.
When talking about spraying, spraying should be done in the early morning or late evening when the sun is not strong.
A slightly better period, albeit late evening, is important at high temperatures.
The spray can remain longer on the plant and work more effectively, although the list may be less sticky.
The entire plant is hairy, especially the lower surface of the leaves.
Leafhoppers are most often hidden in the leaves, and it is there that fungal infections, such as powdery mildew, first develop.
This spray does not work as an instant poison, but rather acts on multiple levels.
Soda and milk slow down the development of fungi and aid in disinfecting the leaf surface.
Soap directly damages the delicate earlobes and hinders their development.
After the treatment, the plant from which the light shaft is obtained is placed in the barrier and that is it.
I realized something quite important in the garden.
If you're waiting for the horses to start, you're already late.
If you respond in time, while there's still time, I won't have any problems.
Also, if you'd like more simple opportunities and solutions for your garden,
Stay on the channel, as the most important part of the season is about to begin.
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