Many folk methods will be useful to gardeners and gardeners in the spring. To grow a high-quality and generous crop, you should not only properly fertilize the soil and feed the seedlings. Gardeners often overlook the importance of timely pollination.
Only a spoonful of sugar will do. This method has long been used by our ancestors, because sometimes the season of “blooming” may not be set. Read more in the material GLOBAL HAPPENINGS.
Sugar is recommended to use as a top dressing for bees. Pollination is necessary for flowers, plants and garden crops to bloom and bear fruit.
It is not necessary to pour sugar under the bushes. In a container, mix white sugar and water in a ratio of 2: 1. For example, 2 tablespoons of sugar and 1 tablespoon of warm water. It is recommended to pour the solution into a small container, for example, into a lid and put it near fruit trees or flower beds.
It is important to remember that sugar top dressing can be used not only in spring, but also throughout the summer and even autumn.
Bees will fly to the site more often to feast on sugar and thank good pollination of flowers.
Previously, GLOBAL HAPPENINGS told the better to cover the greenhouse. Polyethylene is the cheapest option, but has poor thermal insulation and promotes condensation. Glass greenhouses will not protect plants from ultraviolet and direct sunlight. And cellular polycarbonate will withstand frost and summer heat, but its impenetrability is a significant minus.
Source: Obozrevatel
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