Eco-Gardening Tips using Household Vinegar
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Vinegar is a useful natural product for the home and garden.
1. Clean clay pots
Clay pots help keep the soil inside the pot cool in the summer, prevent water from getting trapped, and their warm reddish color also gives them an attractive look. However, as they age, they absorb calcium, minerals, and salts from water and fertilizers, making them ugly. If you want to bring them back to their original glory, use vinegar to clean them.
2. Remove weeds from walls and walkway
Using vinegar is a great way to get rid of weeds that appear on your garden walls or in the crevices of the driveway. To kill them, simply spray the area with pure white vinegar.
3. Get rid of ants
Vinegar is very effective in getting rid of ants. To repel ants, mix equal amounts of water and vinegar (white cider or apple cider) and spray the solution on the anthills in your garden. At home, look for ants in entrances, counters, sinks and windows. The strong vinegar scent will cause ants to avoid areas sprayed with vinegar.
4. Keep animals away from the garden
Many animals, including common garden pests such as rodents, moles, cats, dogs, rabbits, and deer hate the strong scent of vinegar. You can keep these unwanted visitors away from the garden by soaking several old clothes in white vinegar and placing them around the post where they most often come.
5. Extend the life of cut flowers
You can use vinegar to prolong the life of cut flowers: add 2 tablespoons of vinegar and a teaspoon of sugar per liter of water.
6. Kill Weeds
If you want to get rid of those pesky plants in your garden that keep popping up again and again: Use vinegar. Vinegar is an herbicide and can be used for effective weed control. Spray kills weeds within 2-3 days of application.
7. Vinegar Garden Insecticide Spray
Vinegar is an effective solution for eliminating garden insects. To create a vinegar spray that works on garden bugs, combine three parts water with one part vinegar in a spray bottle and add a teaspoon of dish detergent. Shake the spray bottle to thoroughly mix the contents before using in the garden.
8. Fruit flies
Save your fruit from fruit flies, make a bait out of vinegar. For this you will need a cup of water, half a cup of apple cider vinegar, a quarter cup of sugar and a tablespoon of molasses. Mix everything together and put this solution in an empty container or tin can and hang it on an affected fruit tree. You will then see how this will attract and trap them. The similar solution can also be used for house flies.
9. Make acid-loving plants happy Keep acid-loving plants with vinegar
Pickle acid-loving plants, such as rhododendrons, gardenias, or azaleas. Although its effect is temporary, you can still give plants containing vinegar a quick acidic boost. Mix a cup of white vinegar to a gallon of water and water acid-loving plants with this solution.
10. Clean rust from garden tools
Vinegar can be used to make garden tools rust free. Simply spray or soak the tools in undiluted vinegar and let them sit for a few minutes, then rinse and clean them.
11. Save Plants From Fungus
You can protect plants suffering from fungus and mold; the vinegar fungicide recipe is simple and easy– Add 2 tbsp. vinegar in brewed chamomile tea and spray this on affected plants in your garden. It’s safe and organic!
12. You can get rid of slugs and snails
Among the many uses of vinegar, this one is becoming popular among gardeners. You can kill snails and slugs with vinegar.
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