Agriculture
- A Simple Homemade Tomato Fertilizer
By: Kenneth Sleight I Lansing Gardening Examiner It?s a typical morning in Lansing, Michigan. You get up and brush your teeth, shower, shave, and head downstairs for a cup of coffee. Breakfast is a quick plate of scrambled eggs and toast and you?re out...
- Make Your Own Fertilizer
By Erin Huffstetler, About.com GuideLearn how to make your own fertilizer, and keep your garden green without spending a lot of green. Here are several great homemade fertilizer recipes to try:Epsom Salt FertilizerUse in Place of: Houseplant food Vegetable...
- 10 Natural Fertilizer Recipes
Article Taken From http://www.homegrownfun.com/ By Home Grown Mom - Cindy Look around the house and locally for materials you can use to make your own fertilizers. If you like to recycle, also check out ?Funny Ways to Recycle Human Hair to Stay Green?....
- How To Make Homemade Plant Fertilizer
Saturday, July 20, 2013 There is no need to spend money on feeding your house plants expensive fertilizers and chemicals. There is an easy way to make homemade plant fertilizer with products that you use at home every day. Instructions Save your...
- Effects Of Sodium Bicarbonate On Plant Growth
Saturday, July 20, 2013 By Giselle Diamond Sodium bicarbonate is more commonly known as baking soda. It has been used for many different purposes, including for its benefits to plants. Baking soda is used to keep mold from growing on plants and...
Agriculture
How to Make a Plant Grow With Baking Soda
Saturday, July 20, 2013 By Alicia Bodine
Although plants will grow as long as they have soil, water and light, fertilizer can be used to help the plants grow faster and appear more vibrant. Store bought fertilizers contain chemicals that can burn the plants if not used properly. It is much safer for the plants when you create a homemade fertilizer to use. This fertilizer should contain baking soda, which eliminates the growth of fungal diseases that will hinder the plant's growth. 
Instructions
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Pour 1 gallon of hot water into a small bucket.
- Add 1 teaspoon of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of Epsom salts to the hot water. Stir until both ingredients have dissolved.
- Pour 1/2 cup of molasses and 1/4 teaspoon of ammonia in the bucket. Stir again to combine all of the ingredients.
- Set the baking soda fertilizer aside until it cools to room temperature.
- Pour 1 cup of the homemade baking soda fertilizer into the soil of each plant. Repeat monthly to encourage your plants to grow healthy and strong.
Source: eHow
- A Simple Homemade Tomato Fertilizer
By: Kenneth Sleight I Lansing Gardening Examiner It?s a typical morning in Lansing, Michigan. You get up and brush your teeth, shower, shave, and head downstairs for a cup of coffee. Breakfast is a quick plate of scrambled eggs and toast and you?re out...
- Make Your Own Fertilizer
By Erin Huffstetler, About.com GuideLearn how to make your own fertilizer, and keep your garden green without spending a lot of green. Here are several great homemade fertilizer recipes to try:Epsom Salt FertilizerUse in Place of: Houseplant food Vegetable...
- 10 Natural Fertilizer Recipes
Article Taken From http://www.homegrownfun.com/ By Home Grown Mom - Cindy Look around the house and locally for materials you can use to make your own fertilizers. If you like to recycle, also check out ?Funny Ways to Recycle Human Hair to Stay Green?....
- How To Make Homemade Plant Fertilizer
Saturday, July 20, 2013 There is no need to spend money on feeding your house plants expensive fertilizers and chemicals. There is an easy way to make homemade plant fertilizer with products that you use at home every day. Instructions Save your...
- Effects Of Sodium Bicarbonate On Plant Growth
Saturday, July 20, 2013 By Giselle Diamond Sodium bicarbonate is more commonly known as baking soda. It has been used for many different purposes, including for its benefits to plants. Baking soda is used to keep mold from growing on plants and...