Promote germination
Operation steps:
1. Peel and mash the garlic and mix it with cold boiled water at 1:3 p>
2. Apply the prepared garlic liquid to the new buds such as Chimonanthus chinensis, camellia, Osmanthus fragrans and Magnolia p>
Function:
1. To promote germination, new buds can germinate 5-7 days in advance p>
2. Apply it on the cut of flower pruning to prevent the cut from drying up and promote neat germination p>
Aphid control
Operation steps:
1.30g garlic peeled and mashed into mud p>
2. Add 500g water to soak garlic mud, mix well and filter p>
3. Spray evenly on the leaves of chrysanthemum, melon leaf chrysanthemum, rose and other flowers once a day for three or four consecutive times. (or use a brush or toothbrush to apply garlic liquid directly on the leaf surface.) p>
Function:
1. It can effectively control flower aphids and scale insects, especially rose powdery mildew and black spot. If an appropriate amount of adhesive such as soybean powder or washing powder is added, the effect is better p>
2. Smashing garlic and sprinkling it in the basin soil can also kill earthworms, ants and nematodes p>
Control rot
Operation steps:
1. After the roots of woody flowers such as Bauhinia and forsythia wither and rot, use a sharp knife to cut them down to the xylem, and cut the good skin around the bacteria into a smooth slope of 60 degrees. (it is better to expose the yellow and green cambium.) p>
2. Apply garlic petals directly to the wound to make it attached with a layer of garlic mucus, and apply it once every 7-10 days p>
Function:
It can prevent corrosion and has better effect in summer p>
Preservation and preservation
Operation steps:
1. Mash the garlic and soak it in water for 12 hours p>
2. Boil the water together with garlic, cool and filter to form garlic liquid p>
3. Soak the flower arrangement in Garlic Solution for 10-20 seconds p>
Function:
The fresh-keeping liquid of fresh cut flowers can prolong the fresh-keeping period of flower arrangement p>
Don't you dare to underestimate garlic now p>
He's small
There are many uses< span>