Today I am going to
give you another use for your water ionizer, but this time it's not
for drinking, but for your plants and flowers.
Watering Your
Plants and Flowers with Acidic Ionized Water
How would you like
longer-lasting flower blooms, plants free of mold and bacteria or
those roses your husband bought you to last for several more days?
Plants and flowers respond very well to a mildly acidic ionized
water. And they last longer than when watered with regular tap water!
Here is a
comparative picture to show you the kind of results to expect:
I highly recommend
watering your garden plants and your grass with a mild acidic ionized
water, filling your vases with this water, as well as spraying your
house plants with it. This results in increased plant growth and
having to use less pesticides and/or other chemicals.
The right acid
setting of you water can also help in the germination and seeding of your plants. But each plant has a different
acidity level so make sure you google what that acidity level is. For
example, tomatoes do best in a soil that is anywhere between 6.0 and
6.8 on the pH scale, as do most vegetables, whereas blueberries do
well anywhere from 4.5-5.5.
How the Acidic
Ionized Water Helps Your Plants and Flowers
The acidity of the
water kills mold, bacteria and fungi that like to grow on your
plants. This water can also help with fungal or bacterial infection
in plants.
Another aspect to
this is that, while we humans need an alkaline water, plants are
opposite and need a slightly acidic water. If you think about it, it
makes sense. Humans breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide,
while plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen for us to
breathe in. Therefore, their needs are different than ours.
Here is video showing you how to pour your acidic water for use, along with other neat uses for it.
So good luck in your
gardening endeavors this year! Do an experiment comparing watering
with tap water and watering with acid ionized water and feel free to
share it with us!