Garden Care is a homeopathic medicine crafted for garden plants. It has a great impact on the strength and resilience on the plants. It serves as a medium for protection in garden plants from pests and diseases. It works on all of the garden plants like Orchid, Sunflower, Rose , Jasmine, leaf plants, Ornamental leafy plants etc.
There are different types of garden plants like Annuals, Biennials and perennials. For a little more explanation, Annuals are the one which lives in a single growing season, like marigolds, Petunias. Biennials have a life span of two years. Eg: Fox gloves and sweet alyssum. Perenniald live for more than two years. It can be roses, lavender and daylilies. It can classified into many different characteristics, But classification according to its life span is better.
In India its mostly the flowering plants are considered as Garden plants. There are many purposes for garden plants. It brings a colorful landscape, it serves as a medicinal plants and provides food , crops fiber and other products.
To formulate a remedy for flowering plants, researchers carried out extensive study of this specific group of plants. Mainly its Morphological and physiological behaviour of those plants.
Angiosperms, or flowering plants, display a broad variety of morphological and physiological traits that allow them to flourish in a variety of settings. The morphological components of a plant, including its roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, and seeds, are essential to its structure and functionality. Internal functions and responses to external stimuli are controlled by physiological processes, which include photosynthesis, respiration, transpiration, hormone regulation, tropisms, and dormancy in plants.
Physiological Behavior of Common Flowering Plants in India
Orchids: Orchid has an epiphytic nature, which means it grows on the surfaces of other plants for support rather than grabbing their roots on soil even though it is not a parasite because it absorbs the nutrients from the air accumulated around the roots for that purpose it has an aerial roots. It makes a unique photosynthesis process which is called CAM, Crassulacean Acid Metabolism, It’s a special form of photosynthesis occurring in plant living in arid climate to reduce water loss which helps to survive in drought prone areas.
Sunflower: Heliotropism, the capacity of sunflowers to tilt their flowers toward the sun, is well known. They are able to increase photosynthesis and draw pollinators thanks to this activity. Sunflowers also have deep taproots that allow plants to access water and nutrients from the soil.
Rose: Roses are renowned for both their spiky stems and sweet petals. They can withstand a range of soil conditions thanks to their well-developed root system. In addition, roses’ leaves change orientation in reaction to light in order to further improve photosynthesis.
Jasmine: In India, jasmine is a widely used garden shrub that is admired for its aromatic blossoms. It may grow on fences or trellises due to its climbing stems. Because they are light- and dependent on temperature, jasmine plants can bloom all year round. Numerous physiological adaptations that jasmine plants have enable them to flourish in a range of settings. They can withstand a broad range of temperatures and humidity levels, for instance. Additionally, they have the ability to bloom all year long without the assistance of pollinators. Large amounts of nectar produced by jasmine bushes draw pollinators like bees, butterflies, and moths.
Marigold: Garden plants that are adaptable and may be grown in many conditions are marigolds. Their strong scent is well-known for keeping pests away. Marigolds can be produced from seed or seedlings, and they require little maintenance.
Bougainvillea: Popular climbing vines like bougainvillea are frequently cultivated on trellises and in gardens. It is well-known for its vibrant, petal-like bracts. Bougainvillea plants can grow in hot, arid areas and are resistant of drought.
Pest and pathogen problems in Flowering Plants
Flowering plants are prone to many different pests and pathogen which results in its detieorating health and even fatality.
Insects: Insects like Aphids, caterpillars, beetles, thrips, whiteflies, and leafhoppers belong in the category of pest that feeds on the flowering plants. They can cause direct damage by feeding on leaves, stems, or flowers, or indirectly by transmitting plant viruses.
Mites: Spider mites and other mites can infest plants, causing yellowing, webbing, and stunted growth.
In the case of pathogen, there are three types of pathogens cause damage in garden plants Fungal, Bacterial and viral. Powdery mildew, rust, black spot, and root rot are examples of fungal diseases that can be inflicted on flowering plants. These pathogens thrive in damp conditions and can cause yellowing, spotting, and wilting.
Bacterial disease: Bacterial wilt, fire blight, and soft rot can infect flowering plants, leading to wilting, discoloration, and decay
Viral Diseases: Three types of viruses that can affect flowering plants are mosaic, ringspot, and curly top viruses. Stunted growth, mottling, and yellowing can be caused by several viruses.
Factors Affecting Insect and Pathogen Issues:
Environmental Factors: Pests and infections may thrive in environments with high humidity, warm temperatures, and inadequate air circulation.
Plant Health: Pests and diseases are more likely to attack weak or stressed plants.
Improper Care: Plants might become weaker and more sensitive as a result of overwatering, underwatering, or inadequate fertilization.
The purpose of Garden care
Garden care is a homeopathic treatment aimed at addressing inherited and acquired diseases in garden plants. It is formulated by selecting the appropriate remedies based on the observed symptoms and conditions of the plants. It has been found that rigorous shaking and dilution results in the formation of nanoparticles in the solution which can interact with cell membrane and other structures in order to cope with sudden environmental changes and has the ability to activate the defense mechanism against pest and incoming pathogens. Garden care can stimulate the growth hormone and increased chlorophyll generation and better absorption of leaves and roots.
Garden Care can also be used as a Fertilizer, which can enable the roots of the plant to absorb the right essential nutrients from the soil which is much difficult from the common traditional fertilizers. It improves the absorption rate and capacity of the roots. Providing an array of better leaves and flower.
Garden Care also equipped to treat the soil where the plant grows. It has the ability to breakdown the chemicals which is might be in bigger concentration and can affect the growth of the plant. It can increase the growth of microbials in the soil which can in turn helps in elevating the microbial activities in the soil and disintegrate the organic matters. In addition to that, Garden Care balance the Ph of the soil by reacting to it and has the ability to breakdown toxic materials, heavy metals which may be present in some soil.
Benefits of Garden Care
Garden Care greatly improve plant blossoming by fostering general health and energy. This treatment increase the amount of nutrients in the soil and foster strong development by promoting beneficial microbial activity. Stronger root systems and increased stress tolerance are signs of healthier seedlings. This leads to speedier establishment and greater flowering potential. Furthermore, Garden Care can help with flowering delay by promoting timely blooming by balancing the hormones in the plants. Plants can reach their maximum potential and produce more blossoms and higher harvests when these cures are used to lessen environmental stress and create a harmonious growing environment. All things considered, Garden Care promotes soil and plant health, which leads to a flourishing garden.
USAGE
Getting the Solution Ready:
50 tablets should first be dissolved in three liters of water. For the solution to work, make sure all of the tablets have dissolved. You might want to give it a little stir to aid in the dissolving.
Method of Application:
Pour or mist the solution around the base of your plants with caution once it’s ready. Make sure the soil is well-saturated and strive for a thorough application. Nutrients will be more effectively delivered to the root zone using this technique.
Schedule for Reapplication:
Every two months, apply this again. By keeping the nutrients and soil health at their ideal levels, this regular interval will support strong plant growth.
Preventing Pests:
Once a month, spray the solution around your plants to prevent pests. By taking this preventive action, you can help keep pests at bay before they cause problems and improve the general health of your plants.
Extra Advice:
Timing: To minimize evaporation and diminish efficacy, apply in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat of the day.
Weather Considerations: To give the solution time to seep into the soil, postpone if rain is predicted soon after application. After application, keep a watch on your plants. Bright leaves and vigorous development are indicative of healthy plants
