How Baking Soda Supports Bloom Development (When Used Properly)
Baking soda helps stabilize soil conditions when applied in very low concentration. The goal is not feeding the plant, but improving how nutrients move through the root zone.
Safe Method
- Mix ⅛ teaspoon baking soda in 1 liter of water
- Apply once every 4–6 weeks
- Use only during bud formation
This gentle approach supports:
- Better nutrient flow
- Stronger bud development
- Cleaner, more defined blooms
Overuse can damage roots, which is why professionals always dilute heavily and apply sparingly.