How to Use Aspirin and Salicylic Acid in Tomatoes
- Solution Preparation:
- Dilute one aspirin (300-500 mg) in 1 liter of water.
- Shake the mixture well until the aspirin is completely dissolved.
- Foliar application:
- Spray the solution on the leaves of tomato plants every two to three weeks.
- Apply preferably in the morning or afternoon to avoid sunburn.
- Watering with the solution:
- Add the mixture to the soil every 15 days to improve nutrient uptake.
- Use of pure salicylic acid:
- If you have access to salicylic acid in its pure form, dissolve 100 mg in 1 liter of water and follow the same procedure.
Tips and advice for perfect tomatoes
- Accompany the use of aspirin with good fertilization: Use compost or fertilizers rich in potassium and phosphorus.
- Maintain constant watering but without waterlogging: Uniform humidity is key to avoiding problems such as apical rot.
- Regularly prune the lower leaves: This improves ventilation and reduces the appearance of fungus.
- Plant basil or marigold near tomatoes: These plants naturally repel pests.
By following these tips and applying this simple yet powerful trick, you can enjoy a bountiful, healthy, and delicious harvest of tomatoes. Put it into practice and you will see the results!
