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  1. Svetlana LONSKAYA, Vitebsk region

    I read on the Internet that you can use the food supplement "glutamate" to activate the growth of home flowers. Is it so?

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Glutamic acid, which forms the basis of a popular dietary supplement, is involved in the formation of plant tissues and the synthesis of chlorophyll, converts nutrients into a chelate form, is involved in signaling between cells and is found in many nutrient mixtures - it is included in the amino acid complex.
      IF they are not indicated in the composition of the mineral fertilizer, monosodium glutamate can be added to the solution - 0 g per 5 liters.

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  2. Summerman, gardener and gardener (anonymous)

    Quite often in the councils of florists there are recommendations for feeding houseplants with banana peel. Advise how to apply it correctly?
    Tatyana

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    • OOO "Sad"

      Bananas have a lot of potassium that plants need. It increases their resistance to ailments - rot, powdery mildew, rust. This element is also important for flowering flora.
      When it is deficient, the buds either do not form at all, or are tied with nondescript ones.

      It has been observed that such a fertilizer works best on rosaceous crops. If such plants grow in your house, you can do the following. Dry the banana peel on the battery, in the oven or in the sun. When it turns into a fragile and brown-black substance, grind it on a coffee grinder. The resulting powder can be mixed with a soil substrate (1: 10) during plant transplantation. Or add banana peel powder to the 1 flower pot once a month.
      However, it should be noted that its processing in the pot is slow, so it is important not to overdo it. And further. Since bananas are sprayed with various preparations before being sent to us, they should be thoroughly washed before eating fruit. And only after that you can use their peel to prepare the powder.

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