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With regular doses of aspirin - every two months - indoor and outdoor plants will grow more, bloom better and have fewer fungus and pest problems. Aspirin prevents plants from producing a substance that hastens aging or wilting.
To make one gallon of aspirin solution:
Dissolve a regular strength, uncoated aspirin tablet in one cup of water. Discard one quarter cup of the solution, then add enough plain water to make a full gallon.
Lawrence in Mich
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RE: Aspirin for Plants
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Post By (Guest Post)
(05/22/2008)
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I agree. How much asprin water? Please give more articulate answers. I guess I just didn't understand it all. Thanks so much.
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So is it simply one aspirin per gallon of water?
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Can this solution be used on ANY kind of house plants??
Also, is it good on ANY type of outdoor shrubs??
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Post By (Guest Post)
(04/18/2005)
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Just wondering. Why do you have to discard 1/4 of the solution?
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Post By Betty (Guest Post)
(04/18/2005)
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Regarding this tip, HOW MUCH of this solution do you give each plant each time?
Is it good for flowering shrubs, ie. Rhoderdendrums, Azaleas, Humming Bird Vine, Honeysuckle, etc.???
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