Gardening is a great way to connect with nature and a sneaky way to burn some calories. And the best part? You don’t have to break the bank to reap the rewards of gardening. With some simple baking soda tricks, you can have a thriving green space in no time!

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⌛Timestamps:
⏱ Intro 0:00
⏱ Replace Insecticides 00:48
⏱ Infestation Prevention 02:14
⏱ Great Garden cleaner 03:22
⏱ Test Soil with Baking soda 04:46
⏱ Reduce the acidity level of soil 06:01
⏱ Remove mildew 07:12
⏱ Get rid of weeds 08:04
⏱ Increase Photosynthesis 09:03

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✍ Summary:
Put away those Insecticides
Insects are a major problem in most gardens. This is why most people use insecticides to try and get rid of these destructive insects.
But did you know insecticides threaten your health and the environment thanks to the chemicals they contain?.
A safer way to protect your garden from pesky insects is Baking Soda!

Baking soda as an infestation prevention
Although you want to keep pesky insects away, there are helpful bugs, such as bees and ladybugs, that are important for your plant's wellbeing. And the biggest problem with insect repellants is that they might interfere with these pollinators. So this is where our costeffective solution, baking soda, comes into play! You just have to be careful with how you use it.

A great Garden cleaner
The upkeep of your garden requires the use of various tools. As a result, it’s crucial to clean them regularly, and one of the most effective ways to do so is by using baking soda.
When mixed with water, baking soda becomes slightly alkaline, making it an effective cleaning agent for your gardening tools. By adding baking soda to your cleaning routine, you can easily remove dirt and grease buildup from your tools.

Baking soda to test soil
Are you ready to impress your friends and take your gardening to the next level? One of the most important things you could do is to start testing your soil's pH level in your garden regularly. Why? Well, knowing your soil’s pH level can actually help you figure out which plants would thrive the best in your garden!
And guess what? You can easily determine your soil’s pH level with something as simple as baking soda.

Reducing the acidity level of soil
What if you’re not looking to grow acidloving plants? And after testing your soil’s pH levels, you discover that your garden’s soil is too acidic.
Don’t worry! Simply sprinkle baking soda on the soil’s surface and gently work it in.

Removing mildew
Mildew is a fungus that can develop and thrive in warm and humid conditions. It looks like a white or gray powdery substance and can damage the plant it grows on. If your plant grows mildew, you’ll notice it on its leaves. There is also the likelihood of leaf spot disease. To remove any mildew growth, you can use baking soda before it begins affecting your entire garden.

Getting rid of weeds
Controlling the weeds in your garden is vital if you don’t want your plants to compete for nutrients and sunlight. One effective way of dealing with weeds is baking soda. The baking soda you use on your plants is safe if the concentration is small. But when you use a higher concentration of baking soda, they can be very effective against weeds.

Baking soda can Increase photosynthesis
Photosynthesis is the process through which plants convert sunlight into food. Leaves are the method through which plants conduct the photosynthesis process.
To do this effectively, your plant’s leaves need to be clean, and guess what? You can do it with baking soda without hurting the leaves.


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