How to pour and process the onion with kerosene?

Onions grow in every summer cottage. This vegetable is extremely healthy, and it also serves as an aromatic additive for many types of dishes. For onions to grow healthy, you need to protect them from pests and feed them. Many summer residents choose folk remedies for this, one of which is kerosene.

Those who have been gardening for a long time know that onions are extremely selective in terms of fertilizers and various additives. This plant should not be flavored with chemicals, since the onion absorbs them immediately, which can be dangerous to human health. That is why this crop should be fertilized and treated carefully. Kerosene is absolutely safe for her. With the help of this substance, you can easily get rid of pests such as onion moth, fly, stem nematode, onion thrips, worms. In addition, kerosene can also serve as a fertilizer. It allows the onions to grow faster, while the green mass becomes more lush. The use of kerosene also prevents yellowing of the hands.

Before pouring kerosene on the onion, this component must be properly diluted. This must be done right before processing, otherwise the substance will lose its properties, simply being weathered. The following proportions must be observed: 3 tablespoons of the described ingredient are stirred in a 10-liter bucket of water. The resulting composition is taken into a watering can - and immediately begin to use it. In addition, onions react very well if the kerosene is added with salt. To do this, 2 tablespoons of kerosene are already stirred in a bucket, and then a full glass of ordinary table salt is added there.

To begin with, consider a few general basic rules for watering onion crops.

• Fertilizing plants with kerosene is necessary at the right time. The heat is not at all suitable, it is better to choose the dawn hour or the time after sunset. Then ultraviolet light will not have time to quickly dry the beds. Try to guess so that there is no wind.

• Water for fertilization must be taken standing. Optimally, if she stood in the sun for a day. So the liquid will also be disinfected. The water should be warm.

After dissolving kerosene in water in the correct proportions, they begin to process the garden. Water the culture directly under the root, this applies to both the turnip onion and the specimen grown on the feather. It is impossible for the liquid to get on the arrows, otherwise burns and other troubles cannot be avoided. For the same reason, feathers are not sprayed.

A few hours later, the culture is watered again, but now with ordinary settled water without additives. Please note that feeding with kerosene is permissible only if the onion feather has reached at least 8 centimeters in height. The treatment is repeated after 14 days.

As for a solution of kerosene with salt, this tool will be even more effective. It is also used when the onion has grown to 8 centimeters, or even better - up to 10. The solution should not fall on the feathers, it is important to pour it under the root. As in the previous case, regular watering is carried out after a couple of hours.

All of the above methods are used to eliminate existing problems.If you want to avoid diseases and pests, the good news is that kerosene can also be used for preventive measures. There are two options for using fuel in the garden.

• Dissolve 5 tablespoons of kerosene in a 10 liter bucket of water. Before that, dig up the beds by making furrows in them. The furrows are shed with the resulting mixture. Note that this method is used before sowing the bulbs. You can sow them in the soil spilled with kerosene in a week.

• The second option involves the disinfection of the bulbs themselves. A teaspoon of kerosene is diluted in 5 liters of water, and a tablespoon of baking soda is poured into it. The bulbs are placed in this composition for several hours (from 5 to 8), and then sown. You do not need to dry them: this will create a natural defense that can withstand pest attacks.

It is important not to forget that an excess of fertilizers in many cases can be a worse problem than a lack of them. Kerosene should be used in doses. The first time it is recommended to do this as a preventive measure, before planting a crop. The second time - when the feather grows to at least 8 centimeters, the third - 14 days before harvest. If worms attack, a very weak solution is made - 1.5 tablespoons per bucket of water. The composition of this concentration will not create an excess of fertilizer. In addition, experienced summer residents recommend watering with kerosene and all neighboring crops, since pests are quite capable of flying there for a while.

Kerosene is a combustible substance that can ignite in a matter of seconds. It is necessary to make solutions away from fire, smoking will also be a very unreasonable idea. Eyes and hands must be protected, and it is important to wear a respirator. Strictly observe the recommended dosages, otherwise, instead of an assistant, kerosene will become a poison that can burn out onions in your area. Tip: after processing the onion, feathers can be eaten immediately, the heads are consumed no earlier than 2 weeks later.

You can watch more about onion care in the next video.