Squeeze A Lemon Into Your Garden Watering Can And This Amazing Thing Happens To Your Plants!!
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- This gardening trick benefits your garden soil and will boost your plants health!
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I use an RV water filter that attaches to your hose bib. It really made a difference on our garden last year.
Thank you so much I certainly will try this trick with the lemons. I live in Spain and have a huge lemon tree right outside my house. I normally throw all the kitchen waste near the tree not meat of course. Sometimes the donkeys manure and the tree is always laden with lemons all year round. Every day the tree gets a banana skin and sometimes egg shells.
You may want to add 1 tablespoon of white uncooked rice, make sure to water right away and the starch will mix well with the soup l, giving the plants a great lift. 🌿🥬🌱🍅🍆✨
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Omg you're a life saver. My water is terrible. I let all my jugs sit forever before I can water my potted. Now I'll do this. I can't believe I nvr found this anywhere when I looked it up. Thanks so much. Now my plants can be happy.
Thanks a bunch. At a glance of this video, I could tell you were a good 'splainer' of concepts, & you have interesting information to share. Your voice is soothing...easy on the ears.
I've been filling 5-gal buckets and letting them gas off outdoors for 24 hrs before using the water. This is fine but nice to know of an immediate use alternative. I just happen to have some small limes past their prime and headed for the compost but I'll juice them first and try this. Thanks!
We fill a big trash can and let it sit. Nice to know this can be done quickly in a pinch.
Does all the water in the 5 gal bucket get dechlorinated or just the surface water?
@@kayleep3329 when you let sit plain water in a bucket for 24h hours the chloride stays at the bottom of the bucket, so you must care about not mix the whole content before to fill your watering tools.
I used Vitamin C in my bath water for years! It made a huge difference in how my skin felt!
I have citric acid power for home canning, can I use this? & how much would you think in a regular size bathtub?
Wow what a surprise I'll definatly pass this forward. Thank you.
Great for drinking, and for plants too! Just grabbed a lemon from my indoor garden :)
I love your gardens! Great watering idea. I am learning so much from your videos!
This is why I'm so happy I have well water!
I miss my well water. I swear the water at my place now is so bad. It's breaking my hair and I can smell the chemicals. So if I owned this place I'd have fixed it by installing a water softener and filters. I think it's even pissed my plants off.
@@nicolemiller7022 Get yourself a good shower filter. The difference is amazing!
I bet that would be great on strawberries, roses, and blueberries too.
Wow! I love your channel. You are a mine of really good healthy information. I really appreciate you sharing this & I will try all your tips. Kind regards from UK x😎
Thank you! I will try this on my citrus trees
Mr Plant Abundance, thank you so much for your good advise.
I've never heard this tip before but am def going to try it, thanks.
I have some lemons in my fridge and will sure try this tomorrow
You are a great inspiration to continue to play in the garden!!
People- keep growing your own food as the "authorities" are cutting the food supply
chain. Please grow enough to help share with your neighbors.
I'm growing many 1 gallon buckets of Longevity and Okinawa spinach as it's
easy to propagate and is a superfood- to share with my neighbors who aren't
thinking ahead but will soon be needed nutrition.
Nice Garden
Your garden is beautiful, and thanks for garden tips 😀
BIG thumbs up! Works to alkalize our bodies. So I'll try it with my plants. THANKS!
Gail Harvey- I have heard about alkalinising our bodies but how can an acid (Vitamin C/Ascorbic acid) alkalinise our bodies? I find that difficult to understand.
@@mattbrown3549 yeah, it doesn't make sense and sound like a non informed idea.
That's just not how chemistry works, feel free to proof me wrong and give sources.
Wow thanks I’ll do this today!
I do canning so I have both bottled lemon juice and citric acid powder. Yesterday seems to have been the last day of rain before the 'summer drought' here, so I will definitely be using this trick after my stored rain water runs out! (I try to use rain water as much as possible, because the city water here is SO alkaline)
@@rockreader4298 thumbs up on the ascorbic acid
Very lnteresting l will try this thank you
The difference between a light rain vs me trying to abundantly water with my hose is tremendous! This is a helpful idea. Thanks
Did anyone see the hummingbird playing in the fountain at the beginning. Beautiful. Thanks so much for all your info. Especially your other video using powdered vit c.
thanks for the tip. With el nino coming back in my area of the world this will come in handy for when my rain water is inevitably depleted.
I have used this before but not for the same reason. I have well water with a high PH so I use lemon juice to bring it back down to the ideal range for whatever application. It has made a huge difference in my plants, no more micronutrient deficiencies and I guess I been giving them vitamin C without realizing it. My kids make fun of me for making lemonade for the plants, but it works perfectly so far. 2 years into doing it with no problems.
Doesn't it kill the plants? Lemon is too acidic.
I had never heard that. I moved backwd to Floyd County and now have well water. I don't like to water from the well due to it being so cold. I pull water from my goldfish pond and run well water back inot it slowly. The plants love it.
I also use fish pond water to water my plants. Balance is key when rotating water in and out of the pond. The beneficial bacteria in a pond is essential to the fishes health. Too frequent or too large of a water change can cause serious issues. For this reason I can only give my plants fish water on occasion. Cheers!
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Good advice. Good to know for my city friends. I am lucky enough to have well water but I lived in the city for many years & I'll bet my gardens would have done even better had I known this.
So simple and clever! Thank-you
🙌🙌Thank You Plant Abundance🔥🌟simple easy organic way to neutralize the harsh sink water-🍋Amazing!🌠🦋🌻
Hi, I'm fairly new to your channel and I have been binge watching several of your videos that deal with fertilizers on the cheap which is right up my ally. I saw one where you took comfrey and put it in a blender. I noticed a few people had questions about this and I was wondering if you could please make an updated video on this subject.
Thank you :) I will have to refer back to that video and try to reply. I still stand by that technique. Cheers!
@@plantabundance great. I'm growing my first batch of comfrey and I want to give this a try. Thanks for all you information!!🙂
I thought about doing this. Thank u for ur time🙏
Lemon also lowers Ph. If your ph was at 8 it is probably 6 after the lemon. You should do a ph test of the water before and after.
This is exactly what I use it for, I have a well with a high PH so this is wonderful.
YEAH BUT RAIN WATER IS ALSO LOW PH
Great tip....thank you 😊
Thank you thank you thank you for this excellent tip!!!
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Thank you for those useful pieces of information and for including the hummingbird.
You’re energy is so infectious. Thanks for a nice informative video. Would love to know what go you i to gardening and juicing etc. also....Thoughts on using a rv filter on the garden hose to remove chlorine and chloride?
Thank you! Just looking to live a healthy and happy life :) Any inline water filter made to remove chlorine will work. I found they tend to reduce water flow from the hose and are quite expensive to replace. It's also hard to know when they stop being effective. I prefer treating large batches of water and using a sump pump to disperse it throughout the garden. With that being said, I sometimes use the water straight out of the tap. My watering is not perfect. Just want to show others how it can be done. Cheers!
@@plantabundance I have the issue where my actual water faucet outside is broken. Some smart guy apparently thought let's try wrapping a shopping bag around a leaky pipe and literally dry walled over the issue 🤬. So I opened up the wall to see why no water. Yeah, so the issue was getting water to my plants easily vs me running in and out with milk jugs water cans and buckets . I know it's not a great method This sub pump idea is smart. I was thinking of a huge container of water but how would I pump it out? So thanks for another great idea.
I can't wait to try this. Perfect timing too!
Great tip and as great way to use up excess lemons from my Meyer Lemon trees. Thank you!
How big is your lemon tree
@@ShaheenKhan-sq9tn around 4ft
EXCELLENT VIDEO, THANKS
Wow. I’ll give this tip a try. Thanks.
God bless y’all
Wow, I learn so much from you, I never know this!
Excellent!
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I’m gonna try the lemon. Thanks. God bless
Great tip. Will try this on some pots.
In the southwest all we have is citrus.
Another way to use our bounty
Thank you for the tip I needed it !
I learned something new thank you very much sir my soil it top healthy thank God but great advice
Brilliant! 🍋👩🌾
Man, beautiful artichoke plant!
Excellent tips. Thanks Dan! ❤😊
I never knew that. Great tip.
Thank you so much for this great information 😊❤
Very cool I normally fill up my bucket let it sit a day then water . Did not know about the lemons
Thanks for sharing.
I watch your videos all the time.. But I don't get this one, because after reading a bunch of articles it says lemon juice can be harmful to garden plants. Now I've use vit C tabs b4. Sometimes I just get confused on some info. TY for all you show us. I appreciate your info.
Thank you Annette. This is in fact a good question. Too much of a good thing is usually not really a good thing at all. Whether it's too much water, fertilizer or even an overly abundant fruit set, balance is key. If you stick to the ratio of 1 tbsp of citrus juice per 1 gallon of water as mentioned in the video you will have effectively neutralized the chlorine or chloramine bond at the correct dilution rate without acidifying the water which could be detrimental to both the plant and soil health. I tested the water after treating it with vit c / ascorbic acid using a ph test strip and got a reading of "7" which is neutral on the ph scale. In conclusion, this is a safe and natural way to declorinate tap water making it healthier for the soil life while supplying the plants with a little extra nutrition essential for abundant growth.
@@plantabundance Thank you for the Info, I really appreciate it. I will try it here in Okla. We have issues with drought and would really like my garden to be a healthy one. And I can only save so much water b4 it goes bad. I have RA and am trying to get more healthy. I haven't gardened in 20 yrs so it's like learning all over again. TYVM .. Peace friend
@@annettejohnson6251 hi there.. I have RA too n I’m also learning how to do what I used to do .. hope your RA isn’t giving you too much trouble ... I must stay active n sometimes I push myself .. the fatigue was sometimes worse than the pain because I just couldn’t get going ... I’m doing better now tho.. thank goodness n working in the dirt is very good for me in many ways as you know too .. take care
Would doing this lower the acidity in the soil? Thanks Dan i really love your videos and learn so much, god bless you and your family!
no the reverse, it will slightly acidify the soil. lemon is acidic therefore adding that to soil acidify the environment. to lower acidity in soil you need to add egg shells, lime or crushed limestone rock.
@@westaussieeggs8867 it will lower the acidity ... acid has an alkalizing effect .. seems like it would make the soil more acid but it is the reverse .. same with apple cider vinegar
@@leighboschen7554 Leigh, as you stated it lowers pH which means gets more acidic not alkaline which means over 7 pH (pH is on the scale of 1-12, 7 being neutral, 1-6 acidic, 8-12 alkaline). Do a pH test on the sample of soil, can be a bucket of soil if you wish, do it before and after application, you will see the results straight away, However if you do not have lithmus paper at hand get a hydragenia with pink flowers, water it with lemon water, I bet after a while they will turn blue indicating that the soil they are growing in turns on the acidic side. Addition of vinegar (commercial vin around 2.7pH) lowers pH . It is basic chemistry one learned at school.
Happy gardening by the way with lots of warm wishes from the other side of the world.
Thank you ❤
Thanks for the info. my land is old rice field. 0% nitrogen. i try to use 5 gal buckets w/ garden dirt I have had good luck with peppers.
We have city water too, and when I go to plant, I see mycelium in the soil currently I'm not able to let enough water sit out before I have to use it. I've really tried hard to aerate the water 1st and set it out in the sun. If I water the trees with straight city water, will I take giant leaps backwards? I've used products from Plant Success to have a great bio diversity, but if the plants get too dry, well... you know what happens. 🤠
Should I go ahead and water anyways, and get my barrels and buckets filled back up and just hope for the best?
It's going to be over 100 for a few days this week
Thanks
Thank you so much!
I imagine the water's pH is lowered a little bit too. In my municipality, tap water is treated to be a pH of about 8 this isn't ideal because soil nutrients are't fully dissolved in water that alkaline and over time could lead to nutrient deficiencies in the plants because they can't access as much food as they need. I find about 1ml cider vinegar to 2L tap water brings the pH down from 8 to around 6.5ish which is in the ideal range. I haven't ever tried lemon juice but will because i often forget to fill my water bucket until I need to water.
So tap water is it good?
Interesting, never heard of this.
Do we have to add lemon juice everytime when we water acidic plant to maintain the ph between 6.5 -6.8?
Nice, thanks
I get the chlorine, but does it really neutralize the chloramine? I know even high end filtration systems with fluoride elements can’t even get chloramine out.
Wow, I was thinking of putting some Lemon juice in my water on my plants, Can you do tomatoes and peppers too!
Good tip 👌
Thanks 👍
Nice! What about water directly comes out from the hose?
Is a very good tip tank you o do ejes to my water I drink to or cooking meat or washing close ur Frei is very good in time garden
What about the stuff they put in fish tanks, declorinator , might be cheaper for those that cant grow lemons
What a great tip
Ah good or lemons!😊
Well Im gonna try this now!
Do you use rain barrels? I have a few and I'm hoping to expand so I use mostly rain water all year.
Where do you purchase your rain barrels? Looking to purchase & wonder who would have best deals...
I been using trash barrels, fill up city water let it stand day or two to water my garden. I decided to just water my cucumbers plants straight from city water as I not worry about it and few days later my cucumber plants all died. Gee those city water bad, that is why I let my trash barrels set for day or two to let city water chlorine filter out.. I will try that vitamin powder.
Too bad you lost some plants. It happens. The chlorine has a use case but is not ideal for the garden. The good news is that it is easily neutralized / removed. Chloramines are much harder to dissipate than chlorine alone. Try the vitamin C trick if your crunched for time. Cheers!
thank you, i'll try it soon.
I have a filter on my outdoor hose.
Would lemon juice from the bottle work?
When you’re putting the epsom salt in the hole a funnel would be helpful.
Can you use the peels from citrus to make the same benefit? Does it matter if the peel is organic? I know they spray lots of fungicides and other chemicals on citrus fruits along with wax to preserve them for market. What planting zone are you in?
Odd question but will this tip work in Northwest Florida also?
Thank you for sharing👍🏼can you use lime instead
Thank you! Yes, lime juice has a slightly lower amount of vit c so I would add in a couple extra drops. Cheers!
Do you need to do this if you use rain water to water your plants?
Great tip…How often should just be done
every time you water..
Quick question-can you use the bottled lemon juice instead of fresh?
Actually, no. Bottled lemon juice is typically pasteurized causing the degradation of vitamin c aka ascorbic acid.
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What can we do with those vitamin C filled peels? Thanks for your wisdom.
Mother Earth News in 1989 did an article about using vitamins as a fertilizer.
Hello.
i use vitamin c tablets.
Peace Be Unto You,
I have about a kitchen size garbage bag of citrus fruit peels. Do you have any suggestions on how best to use them in my garden?
Hey saw you response, so here are some suggestions: (1) put your peels in water and allow to marinate for a while...like if you making compost tea, (2) compost them, they make your compost smell wonderful everytime you turn it, (3) before planting, bury them in containers or beds and allow mother nature to do her thing. Hope this helps
Thank you! I'll have to get back to you on that one. I just throw my citrus peels on the food forest floor. It's a great way to collect woodlice aka pillbugs. They gather under the peels in large groups for easy removal. Cheers!
Do you have suggestions for those of us who water using soaker hoses attached to our water supply? I did this so I could stop carrying water in milk jugs and watering cans. My back does not want me to revert. Thanks!!!
Is well water ok ? Comes from the tap. Not city water.
Informative vedio
Thank you!