Cinnamon is a versatile, non-toxic garden helper—ant deterrent, rooting stimulant, and fungicide.
Sprinkle powder at entry points (home, greenhouse, sandbox). Repels but doesn’t kill.
Roll damp cutting ends in cinnamon; plant in fresh soil. Stimulates roots, prevents damping-off fungus.
Steep cinnamon in warm water overnight; strain; spray stems, leaves, and soil. Controls damping-off, slime mold, and mushrooms in pots.
Replace harsh chemicals with this kitchen staple.
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