How to revitalize indoor flowers in winter: a risky but effective way

In winter, indoor plants need special care. Flowers begin to experience a lack of light, and even window sills are not able to provide high-quality lighting. And at sub-zero temperatures, the frequency of airing is significantly reduced, so plants begin to experience oxygen deficiency.

OBOZ.UA tells you how to revive indoor flowers in summer. An affordable pharmacy product will help.

Why hydrogen peroxide is effective

Hydrogen peroxide will improve the condition of plants. Oxygen and hydrogen molecules are the main elements that are needed during the winter. By the way, hydrogen peroxide also has antiseptic properties and will help protect plants from many pests and diseases.

Some florists say that peroxide can be dangerous. But the main thing is to maintain the correct concentration. The content of the active ingredient should be low so as not to harm the plants. So you need to use a weak solution of this drug in water.

How to use hydrogen peroxide

To revitalize your flowers, simply replace regular water with a solution of hydrogen peroxide. Add four tablespoons of 3% peroxide to a two-liter jar of water.

Water using a syringe or a small watering can.

Experts promise that in the first week after the procedure begins, the plants will begin to revive. The foliage will acquire a richer shade, become brighter and greener.

As a result, the overall condition of the plants will improve, and the flowers will look healthy and well-groomed.

Many people think that it is better to fertilize indoor flowers exclusively with store-bought preparations. However, simple fertilizers made from available ingredients will be just as effective.

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