Aspirin for treating indoor flowers

House flowers are our silent friends; they live in the same house with us. Flowers create comfort, delight us with their blooms, and sometimes even heal. In return, they only need a little attention and very little maintenance.

But sometimes care alone is not enough. Something strange begins to happen to the plant, despite all efforts. For example, in winter, indoor plants experience stress and their immunity weakens.They either sit in one pore, as if enchanted, or are actively fading. The lack of sunlight and vitamins is to blame.

A drug that everyone has - aspirin - will help plants during difficult periods. Yes, it helps not only people with diseases.

This is a universal remedy for activating the immune system, and a real find for gardeners. It will help enhance growth, help recover from stress and speed up the process of bud formation. It is recommended to use the solution for both treatment and prevention of diseases.

Aspirin is a fairly affordable remedy, sold in any pharmacy at a low price; you definitely won’t have any problems finding it. Sometimes it can be difficult to figure out what actually damaged a plant. It is in this case that this universal remedy is suitable; it will help against a hundred ailments.

When should you use aspirin?

1. When your plant's leaves dry out and fall off
2. Flowers do not bloom for a long time
3. Your flower has begun to fade
4. If you have recently repotted a plant

Application is quite simple: dissolve a couple of aspirin tablets in 1 liter of water and mix thoroughly. This solution should be sprayed from a spray bottle on plant leaves every two weeks. When spraying, the surface of the leaves should be moderately moist.

Aspirin will help save plants from fungi and rot on the leaves. To do this, 5 tablets of the miracle remedy should be dissolved in 4.5 liters of water and sprayed on plant leaves 3 times a month. After several applications, the result will be noticeable - the volume of lesions will be reduced several times. The solution can be stored in the refrigerator, so there is no need to prepare it several times.

Aspirin will also help stimulate flowering.1-2 tablets are dissolved in a liter of water, the plant is watered with the solution, but not more than twice a month, this is important.

If suddenly the leaves on your indoor plants begin to wilt or fall off altogether, crush a couple of aspirin tablets and dissolve the powder in 1 liter of water. The leaves are sprayed with the solution once, but can be repeated if necessary.

When treating plants with aspirin solution, you should monitor their reaction. If it is clear that the leaves are filled with strength, and the flowering process has become more energetic, then everything has been done correctly and the flower will be saved from subsequent withering.

How often to carry out such procedures depends on the condition of the plant: if it looks healthy, rare watering and spraying is enough. The main thing is to follow the indicated dosage.

Simple advice: if you want fresh flowers given for a holiday to last longer, you need to add an aspirin tablet to a vase of water. This is how regular aspirin revives indoor plants.

It is important not to forget that it brings maximum benefit only when used correctly. Frequent use is an overdose, this will lead to a result that you do not want to see on your plants.

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