4 Fantastic Turmeric Uses In The Garden

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Turmeric is known as one super healthy superfood that has many health benefits for you. Turmeric is full of antioxidants and antiseptic properties and also has compounds that help fight cancer, promote brain health, and improve digestion and even more. But did you know that you can also use it in the garden? Here are some tips for you!

Get rid of powdery mildew

In the event that your plants are experiencing powdery mildew, turmeric will help them. Mix one part turmeric and two part wood ash. Sprinkle this powder on contaminated plants on a non-breezy day. It is advisable to sprinkle this in the morning on the grounds that the dew on the leaves will stick faster to the powder.

Treat bug bites

If you were bitten by a bug in the garden, there is a turmeric solution for you too. Add some water to 2 teaspoon turmeric powder and apply it directly to the bite. Turmeric gets absorbed into the skin rapidly and decreases the irritation and cures the aggravation.

Pesticide

As much as turmeric is a superfood for us, ants and different pests severely dislike it and keep away from it. To repulse pests, particularly the ants, all you need to do is just to sprinkle turmeric powder around the base of the plant, on the leaves or anyplace close to the ants trail. However, when you use natural product you may need more time and effort for it to work, but don’t give up!

Heal wounds

In the event that you at any point got hurt and are bleeding, you can put a thick glue made of turmeric powder and water over the wound. You can either apply a thick paste or sprinkle some turmeric powder on the injury for a natural and safe recuperating. The turmeric powder will keep any bacterial or fungicidal infection. It likewise quickens the plant’s normal healing process. So this kind of paste can be used on the plants, as well as on humans.

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