How to Use Wood Sawdust: 6 Natural Remedies for Your Garden
Try these great remedies for your plants.
It may happen that sawdust remains after some carpentry work that eventually ends up in the waste.
In fact, this powder obtained from wood can have different benefits for our plants and our garden.
Let’s see where and how sawdust can be used for the well-being of our plants.
- A layer of these chips, placed in your plants’ pot, can help their growth.
- When added to compost, along with the other food scraps normally found there, sawdust will help make it more fertile.
- For a striking aesthetic effect, you can create them with sawdust from your garden paths by simply spreading a thick layer of sawdust.
- Sawdust helps prevent and control the growth of weeds that bother your plants.
- Leftover sawdust can act as an insect and snail repellent.
- Sawdust dust, even if it contains larger pieces of wood, can become a favorable environment for fungal growth.
