Unexpected baking soda uses you have to know about

6. Rejuvenate your plants

Baking soda can boost your plants and rejuvenate them so that they become lush and green. All you have to do is mix a teaspoon of baking soda with a teaspoon of Epsom salt, a gallon of water, and a teaspoon of ammonia. Give each plant a quart of the solution because it imitates the work of a fertilizer that can perk up dull and slow-growing plants. The results are super quick, so make sure to do the same for your rush bushes.

7. Kill crabgrass and discourage weeds

If you notice that crabgrass or weeds are growing on your garden beds, edges, sidewalks, or patios, then use baking soda to terminate them and prevent them from ever-growing again. Baking soda can kill small weeds because it burns unwanted foliage which makes them disappear in no time. Make sure to pour a thick layer on the weeds or crabgrass after using water to moisten it. Once done, sweep the baking soda in a thick layer into any noticeable crack.