Ammonia for carrots

How tasty and healthy are juicy carrots. Rarely, who does not grow this healthy vegetable in their garden. Although usually there are no problems with the cultivation of this garden crop, nevertheless, the use of additional agricultural techniques allows you to get a better quality crop, in large quantities. One of these techniques is the introduction of ammonia as a fertilizer. In order for the procedure to be beneficial, it is carried out at a certain time and taking into account the characteristics of the drug.

For many people, it is very important to eat organic foods that are nitrate-free. Using ammonia as a fertilizer, you can get a juicy, sweet and at the same time healthy product that will only benefit the body.

For the growth and development of plants, nitrogen is needed. This element is especially important in the early stages, when the plants are still very young and have not had time to get stronger.

The use of ammonia will bring many benefits:

• it contains nitrogen, which makes greenery brighter;
• will help to saturate the soil with the necessary trace element;
• protect the garden from the invasion of ants and other insects, such as a bear, protect from carrot flies;
• eliminates soil acidification;
• will remove the shade of the tops unusual for carrots.

There should be a measure in everything, including when applying fertilizers.

Adding the solution is advisable:

• when yellow leaves appear on the tops;
• if the leaves have become much smaller;
• with thinning of the stem and its fragility;
• if there are signs of damage to the plant by pests;
• when the plant stops growing.

Ammonia is not used for prophylaxis; it is a remedy for a specific problem. Many people use ammonia not only as a fertilizer, but also as a repeller against insects and rodents.

Using ammonia, one should not forget that if this fertilizer is abused, you can get fruits with a high concentration of nitrates. Eating them in food often causes poisoning. If you overdo it with this fertilizer, you can get a lush green bush, but small fruits. Also, with an excess of nitrogen, the risk of fungal diseases increases.

The introduction of ammonia is fruitful for carrots without additions, although many prefer to apply the product along with other fertilizers. Using folk recipes, you can not only get a good harvest of carrots, but also get rid of insects that spoil the roots. How to properly dilute the product and what the dosage should be will be discussed further.

Using the agent as a fertilizer for carrots or other weakened garden crops, a solution of different concentrations should be prepared, depending on how weakened the plants. If a small amount of nitrogen is lacking, 20 ml of the product is diluted in 10 liters of water. If a large dosage is required, the concentration of the solution is doubled.

To obtain a high-quality nutrient mixture that accelerates growth, ammonia is diluted with manure (rotted) in a ratio of 1 to 5.

To process carrots in the garden, you must:

• prepare inventory in the form of a watering can;
• make a mixture by taking 20 ml of ammonia and a bucket of water.

The maximum allowable dosage is 10 ml of ammonia per liter of water.

With nitrogen starvation, you can increase the number of irrigation sessions using a classic mixture consisting of 10 liters of water and 100 ml of alcohol. Carrots are fed in the morning or in the evening.

The nitrogen compound is usually used during plant growth, while it is advisable to water the seedlings with the agent at the very root, trying to prevent drops from falling on the young leaves. If you just spray the plant, then the nitrogen will quickly evaporate, and the treatment will be practically useless.

Foliar dressing is used after the formation of fruits on the plants. It is necessary to water the garden with carrots when there is no sun, otherwise the product will evaporate. Early morning or evening is a good watering option. It is also advisable to choose calm weather.

When using a solution of high concentration, watering is done at the root, and then the garden should be well watered with clean water.

It is desirable to carry out the work with a spray.

Ammonia treatment will keep pests away. This product has a pungent odor, unpleasant for insects, such as aphids, bear, ants, carrot fly.

To prepare a treatment agent, you only need ammonia (1 tbsp. L.) And a bucket of water.

Aphids are an unexpected guest for many gardeners, and sometimes it is not easy to fight it. Do not forget that in addition to aphids, it is also necessary to get rid of ants, which just contribute to the spread of aphids. The unpleasant smell of ammonia can rid plants not only of aphids, but also of ants.

To prepare an aphid remedy, you must:

• take a bucket of water;
• add ammonia (50 ml);
• pour in some liquid soap or grate regular soap.

Soap is used so that the solution can stay on the foliage longer. It is advisable to repeat the treatment after a while in order to surely get rid of aphids and ants.

So that the ants no longer disturb you, you need to dilute ammonia (40 ml) in a large bucket of water. Next, you should find an anthill and fill it with the prepared solution.

Many summer residents do not know how to get rid of a harmful bear, which can cause considerable damage to the crop. She especially loves to gnaw carrots and cabbage. To get rid of the bear, it is worth watering the garden with a solution at the rate of 10 ml of ammonia per 10 liters of water.

The carrot fly is also a plant pest. The fight against it is carried out using a weaker solution, consisting of 5 ml of alcohol, diluted in a bucket of water. This recipe is also suitable for an onion fly.

The lack of nitrogen in carrots, like in other plants, can be judged by weakened shoots, growth retardation, a change in the color of the tops, as well as the appearance of a fungus. At the first sign, it is necessary to feed the plants by watering the garden with the prepared solution. If you use the solution in large quantities, then the carrot tops will begin to grow very luxuriantly, but at the same time the root crop itself will turn out to be thin, it will become pale. If this happens, you should abandon the introduction of nitrogenous compounds for a certain period.

Good results are obtained by mixing ammonia with sawdust. Such a top dressing will play the role of mulch and be a fertilizer. To strengthen plants and protect them from pests and infections, sawdust is mixed with peat and ammonia.

Incorrect use of the solution may burn the stems and root. This can happen when watering the seedlings with a high concentration of the agent.

At the beginning of the growing season, in order to accelerate the growth of the garden culture, the carrots are watered with ammonia.

1. It is necessary to take 50 ml of ammonia.
2. Dilute in 4 liters of water.
3. Pour into a watering can.
4. Watering.

The garden is watered from the very early morning or in the evening, since in bright sunlight the tops can get burned.

Plant feeding with this agent should be carried out only in open areas. This product is not suitable for greenhouses and greenhouses. When choosing ammonia for processing carrots, one should not forget that they are working with it, being careful:

• it is not recommended to use this drug for people with vegetative-vascular dystonia;
• mixing ammonia with other substances can lead to the appearance of hazardous compounds;
• it is necessary to dilute the drug only in the fresh air;
• it is important to prepare in advance personal protective equipment in the form of gloves, goggles, masks and long-sleeved clothing;
• store ammonia in a closed place out of the reach of children or animals.

The shelf life of ammonia in a vial is 2 years, in ampoules the product can be stored for up to 5 years.

In the event that discomfort arose after working with the drug, certain actions must be taken:

• heat a little water and drink about 1 liter;
• take 5-7 tablets (depending on the weight of the gardener) activated charcoal and drink;
• lie on the couch.

If it does not get better, you should call a doctor.

The body can react in different ways to poisoning with a substance, but more often nausea, vomiting, chills, and dizziness begin to occur.

If ammonia gets on the skin, the area should be treated with clean water.

According to many gardeners, the use of ammonia is the key to getting a tasty harvest. It is very important, when choosing this drug, to properly observe the dosage, taking into account the recommendations for use, and also remember the precautions when working with it.

For the use of ammonia in the garden, see below.