Cinnamon can restore plants after winter, improve their appearance and help prevent certain diseases and pests, such as ants.
How to use cinnamon to achieve lush blooms in your houseplants?
Sprinkle cinnamon on the soil
One simple way to use cinnamon is to sprinkle a small amount on the soil around the plant, says Anastasia Kovrizhnykh.
To do this, just use one teaspoon of cinnamon and slightly moisten the soil. Cinnamon will help strengthen the roots, stimulate growth and promote more abundant flowering.
Watering plants with cinnamon
If your plants are not looking very good, you can use another method.
To do this, dissolve one tablespoon of cinnamon in a liter of warm water and water the plants with this solution.
This watering can be repeated every two days. Cinnamon has stimulating properties and will help the plants to recover and become healthier.
Cinnamon when replanting plants
Another way to use cinnamon is to add it to the bottom of the pot when repotting plants.
To do this, simply sprinkle some cinnamon on the bottom of the pot before planting. Cinnamon helps plants root and grow better.
Cinnamon as a growth stimulant
If you want to stimulate the growth of your indoor plants, try the following method.
Crush 4 aspirin tablets and mix them with two spoons of cinnamon. Then pour the resulting powder into 5 liters of water and leave for 12 hours.
After this, you can dip live plant cuttings into the resulting solution. Cinnamon with aspirin will be an excellent growth stimulant and will help plants become stronger and healthier.
Previously, we talked about spraying flowering tomatoes to get a rich harvest .
Expert: Anastasia Kovrizhnykh
