Every kitchen has this. Take a spoonful and put it in the pot. The buds will bloom and the branches will be full. It can also prevent insect pests.

Today Huahua will summarize for you how baking soda, which we often use, can help us in various aspects of life!

1. Cleaning

Any stubborn oil smoke stains in the home can be helped by baking soda. Even if you have cleaning agents for range hoods at home, if you combine them with baking soda and white vinegar, the cleaning effect will be twice as good with half the effort! Use the baking soda we prepared ourselves to scrub the area where the oil smoke is, then let it sit for a while, and after a while, wipe it gently with a rag and it will be very clean!

2. Prevent plant diseases and pests

Many friends choose to use baking soda to grow flowers. Baking soda is good for growing plants. For example, it can help prevent plants from being attacked by pests and diseases. When watering the flowers, you can mix baking soda with water and then spray it on the surface of the plant leaves, which can effectively prevent pests. It not only prevents pests, but also has antibacterial effects, and can keep the leaves of plants in good gloss.

3. Adjust soil pH

After growing flowers for a long time, the soil of the plants will inevitably become compacted. It will be difficult to deal with it after the plants themselves become hardened, so we must focus on prevention. For plants that prefer alkaline environments, you can add some baking soda water to the soil. This will help the plants grow well and make their leaves more shiny.

4. Flowering

For plants that do not bloom for a long time, baking soda is still useful to them. Plants that do not bloom for a long time have basically adapted to their environment, but they lack the appropriate motivation. Baking soda itself plays this role, giving plants a motivation to bloom and grow. However, baking soda water is not suitable for all plants, it is only suitable for alkaline plants!

5. Deodorization

Some friends often encounter this problem when fermenting fertilizer water for plants at home, that is, the fermented fertilizer water is relatively smelly. Don’t worry if you encounter this problem. We can add one or two spoons of baking soda to the fertilizer water before sealing, or add some fruit peels to reduce the odor.

A small amount of baking soda can actually have such a big effect. I hope everyone can make good use of the baking soda at home. It is great for growing flowers and cleaning!