Do you like gardening? Me too I love it!
On the other hand, the concern of all gardeners is the weeds...
We are all fighting a fierce fight against them!
I have the impression that they multiply in a single night...
As I hate toxic products like Roundup, I tested all natural tricks to get rid of it naturally.
Here are the ones that really work!
Here are 10 natural and effective weed killers that you already have at home . Watch:
When you cook something, like potatoes for example, do not throw boiling water down the sink!
Instead, collect it to weed the garden.
Not only do you avoid waste, but you also naturally weed your garden.
To do this, simply pour boiling water directly on the base of the weeds.
The roots will thus be burned, and all that remains is to remove the plant by hand. Check out the trick here.
Salt is super effective at easily weeding driveways and between flagstones.
Nothing could be simpler!
Just pour the salt into the gaps to prevent weeds from growing and re-growing.
Be careful not to put too much salt in the same place because it can make the area sterile.
So don't put too much in places where you want to replant flowers, for example.
To discover: 16 Surprising Uses for TABLE SALT. Don't Miss #11!
Do you have white vinegar at home? Then you already have a super effective and natural weed killer!
To prepare it, nothing could be easier!
Simply make a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water in a spray bottle.
Once your weed killer is ready, spray directly on the weeds, insisting on the roots if possible.
2 days later, the weeds will be gone! It's even more effective if you spray on a sunny day. Check out the trick here.
Do you have washing up liquid at home?
Then you have an effective weed killer without knowing it!
Indeed, dishwashing liquid is another effective tip for eliminating weeds with an everyday product that we all have.
To prepare this natural weed killer, it's not complicated.
Simply mix equal parts dishwashing liquid and water in a spray bottle.
Then spray directly on the weeds. It couldn't be simpler!
Yes, maybe you haven't thought of it, but burning weeds is a very effective way to eliminate them.
Not only does it get rid of it, but the ashes left behind also serve as fertilizer for other plants.
Very practical when a whole part of the garden is literally invaded by weeds.
Be careful to watch the burning area carefully so as not to set everything on fire, huh!
When plants are grouped together in one place, they all compete for the same nutrients in the soil as well as water.
So don't let unwanted weeds suck food from your crops.
To protect them, cover the weeds with mowed grass, for example.
The goal here is to smother them so that it can no longer develop. Check out the trick here.
Do you have alcohol at 70° in your pharmacy?
Then you have a super weed killer that is just waiting for the weeds to act!
Don't worry, the recipe is super simple.
Just mix 5 tablespoons of alcohol in 1 liter of water and then put this mixture in a spray bottle.
All you have to do now is spray directly on the weeds to kill them naturally.
Yes, like all other plants, weeds also need light to grow.
Without sunlight, these unwanted plants cannot grow and they will even die quickly.
To use this trick, simply place newspaper, burlap, coffee grounds, or an empty tin can directly over the weeds.
In just a few days, they will wither and eventually die. Clever, isn't it?
It really is the easiest and greenest way to get rid of weeds quickly and permanently.
Put on a good pair of gloves, wait until it has rained and take all the weed in your hand and pull it out of the ground.
It's true that it's not always easy to correctly remove all the root, but with practice you'll quickly get the hang of it.
You can also use a tool like a small claw or hoe to help you update the root so you can pull it out.
You will find the complete range in this gardening kit.
To prevent the growth of weeds, sprinkle them with corn flour.
It's simple but extremely effective!
What's great is that it prevents the germination of weeds, and facilitates the breakdown into nitrogen which serves as fertilizer for your lawn and garden!
Don't worry, it doesn't destroy existing plants, but it does prevent new ones from growing or sprouting.
Note that this stuff does not kill weeds per se but prevents new ones from developing.
