Citronella soap

Citronella soap is a completely natural product produced by the antika Boanika Officina, biodegradable and suitable for foliage applications on all types of cultivation and plants, both outside and inland.

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Features of soap

Citronella soap is a stimulating and washing soap to be able to use on the plants that have undergone the attack of aphids (also called lice of plants) and common insects.
The strength of the product is evidenced by the High presence of natural stimulating substances, thanks to which there is an immediate positive effect, with plants that are put in conditions of being able to defend themselves independently from the attacks of parasites. Consequently, the product helps to strengthen the stress defenses of indoor and outdoor crops, while eliminating the organic remains of insects and cryptogams from the leaves.

The product consists of the following elements:

• Potassium hydroxide
• Soy and rapese oil
• Natural Extract of Citronella, citric acid

Doses and methods of use of soap

As regards the methods of use of the product, the citronella soap must be used in foliar treatments with the following dose: 800-1000 gr/hl. To increase the effects and results of the product, it is advisable to add the K-Ortica, K-Sirectin or K-Ripine to the soap to the lemongrass, based on the complex of the symptoms of the plant.

In the event of an attack, it is necessary to repeat the application after seven days until any symptoms are manifested by the plant. On the other hand, the discussion in the preventive phase is different: the advice is to treat once every three weeks. For use of soap, it is therefore good to respect these doses to obtain excellent results for your crops.

The different types of soap

Citronella soap is part of the category of plant soaps, within which other products can also be found, such as the potassium to sulfur (against the attacks of common mushrooms or Oidio, usable for balcony plants, gardens or orchards) or potassium to baking soda (to be used in those plants that have attacks of the parasitic mushroom "Botrite" or rot).