2 Review (s)

  1. Elena Gorodishenina, Art. Platnirovskaya, Krasnodar Territory

    PEROXIDE FOR VIOLETS

    I water my violets very carefully in winter - if you overdo it with water, they can rot. If you don't water it enough, they will start to dry out.
    For several years now, during winter watering, I have periodically used a 3% solution of hydrogen peroxide.
    I dilute 1 tbsp in 1 liter of water at room temperature. l. product (peroxide), carefully loosen the soil with a toothpick and spill it in a thin stream so that the drops do not fall on the plants themselves.
    I carry out this procedure once every 10-14 days (depending on the condition of the soil in the pot).
    Hydrogen peroxide improves the turgor of leaves, makes them more saturated and promotes more active formation of new buds.

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  2. Irina Kryazhina, Orekhovo-Zuevo

    Our violet always bloomed from spring to autumn, and rested in winter. This year, the unusually warm end of September disrupted the usual rhythm of the flower’s life, and the violet bloomed in December. It, of course, does not bloom as profusely as in summer. But it’s winter outside, there’s snow and cold outside, and we have fresh flowers on the window. A great gift for the New Year!

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