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00:0010 Garden Plants That Love Baking Soda
00:02Peas
00:04Mediterranean native peas get powdery mildew.
00:08Weakly baking soda plus horticultural oil prevents it.
00:11Non-invasive vines attract mason bees beneath trellises.
00:15Roses
00:16Roses often suffer powdery mildew.
00:19Weakly baking soda sprays disrupt spores.
00:22Most hybrids behave, while ladybugs and lacewings thrive.
00:27Cucumbers
00:27Indian cucumbers invite mildew.
00:30Spray baking soda every 7 to 10 days.
00:33Non-invasive vines shelter ground beetles, preserving crisp yields.
00:38Zucchini
00:38Mesoamerican zucchini develop mildew.
00:42One teaspoon baking soda per quart protects leaves.
00:45Sprawling non-invasive plants harbor soldier beetles for defense.
00:49Grapevines
00:50Mediterranean grapevines battle mildew.
00:53Baking soda shifts leaf surface pH.
00:55Managed vines rarely escape, while solitary bees nest nearby.
01:00Pumpkins
01:00North American pumpkins gray with mildew.
01:04Baking soda barrier preserves vigorous leaves.
01:07Non-invasive patches shelter paper wasps that suppress caterpillars.
01:11Tomatoes
01:12Andean tomatoes sometimes mildew.
01:15Carefully apply baking soda spray away from flowers.
01:18Predatory mites thrive.
01:20And volunteers spread less disease.
01:22Hydrangeas
01:23Asian hydrangeas blush pink when soil alkalinity rises.
01:28Spring baking soda drenches help.
01:30Earthworms aerate roots.
01:31And invasiveness is minimal.
01:33Hostas
01:34Northeast Asian hostas attract slugs.
01:37Baking soda rings repel them.
01:39Naturalizing clumps host springtails and ground beetles.
01:42Preserving pristine leaves.
01:44Strawberries
01:45Strawberries face gray mold and mildew.
01:48Baking soda sprays near bloom protect fruit.
01:51Solitary bees nest beneath mats.
01:53Spread is restrained.
01:54Watch out.
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01:55non-invasive
01:56What do you call it?
01:58Let's go.
01:59We'll see you then.
02:00Hope you enjoyed.
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