Vinegar can be an effective natural weed killer. Spraying undiluted vinegar on weeds can kill them by disrupting their cell structure.
Vinegar is acidic and can help lower the pH of soil, making it more suitable for acid-loving plants like azaleas, rhododendrons, and blueberries.
Vinegar can deter pests like ants, slugs, and cats. Spraying vinegar around plant beds or using vinegar-soaked cotton balls can keep these pests away.
Vinegar is a natural cleaner and can be used to clean garden tools, pots, and surfaces. It helps remove dirt, grime, and mineral deposits.
Vinegar can be used to remove rust from garden tools or metal surfaces. Soaking rusty items in vinegar overnight can help dissolve the rust.
Vinegar has antifungal properties and can be used as a natural fungicide. Diluted vinegar can help prevent fungal diseases on plants.
Spraying diluted vinegar on plant leaves can help remove dust, dirt, and residue, keeping the leaves clean and healthy.
Adding a few tablespoons of vinegar to vase water can help prolong the freshness of cut flowers by inhibiting bacterial growth.