Today I show you how to use white vinegar as a fungicide.
This magic liquid rids your plants of fungi.
You know, those little organisms that colonize your plants and slowly kill them.
They attack the leaves, the stem or the roots...sometimes all at once.
The worst thing is that most of the time you only see them when they are already well established.
Fortunately, a gardener gave me his easy and quick recipe for the natural fungicide to eliminate these fungi.
Since I have been using this natural fungicide treatment, I no longer have any problems in the garden, nor for my indoor plants.
The remedy is to use white vinegar in an infusion of chamomile . Watch:
- 250 ml strong chamomile infusion
- 2 tablespoons of white vinegar
- sprayer
1. Boil 250 ml of water.
2. Immerse the chamomile in water.
3. Leave to infuse for at least 10 min.
4. Leave to cool
5. Add the white vinegar.
6. Mix well.
7. Pour into sprayer.
8. Spray this magic potion on the affected plant.
And There you go ! Your natural white vinegar fungicide is already ready :-)
Easy, fast and efficient, right?
All this naturally and without toxic products.
It is therefore safe for the plant and for those nearby.
It is also safe for pets or children passing around.
Obviously, it works for indoor green plants, but also for outdoor plants and vegetables in the vegetable patch.
Say goodbye to mildew, powdery mildew, rust, leaf curl or damping off.
But it is also valid against scale insects.
Spray this homemade bactericidal product well all over the diseased plant.
Both on the leaves and below, but also on the stem and at the foot.
Repeat the treatment in case of rain, or every 3 days. Above all, do not stop as long as the plant is infested.
White vinegar is a natural and little-known fungicide.
It therefore acts against fungi and other cryptogamic plant diseases.
Chamomile is also antifungal. It reinforces the action of white vinegar.
In addition, its particular smell does not appeal at all to insects that avoid the plant.
Know that you can use chamomile in a sachet (infusion) or dried leaves.
- Plant fungi develop especially when the atmosphere is humid and warm.
- Do not overwater your plants. Avoid letting water stagnate at the foot:it promotes the appearance of fungi.
- Track down the first signs to be able to act quickly:leaves that turn yellow, dry for no reason or curl up.
- Disinfect your gardening equipment so as not to spread the disease. Disinfection with pure white vinegar is effective.
- Do not crowd your plants together, especially in the vegetable garden. Let them breathe! Good air circulation prevents the spread of disease.
