Citric Acid Anhydrous Liquid

🍋 Citric acid is a versatile substance commonly found in citrus fruits such as lemons, oranges and limes. Its acidic properties and ability to break down minerals make it useful in a variety of applications, including garden and outdoor care. Here are some ways citric acid can be beneficial in garden settings:

Agriculture and pH corrector: CULTIVERS liquid citric acid is excellent for regulating pH in organic agriculture, favoring soil microbiology and unclogging drippers via fertigation. An ally for your crops!

Improves irrigation water and disinfection: Use our citric acid as a pH corrector in irrigation water, helping soil microbial activity. It is also perfect for cleaning and disinfecting drippers, equipment and drains.

3. Cleaning seedbeds and pots: Citric acid can help remove mineral deposits and hard water stains in seedbeds and pots. Cleaning these areas provides a healthier environment for plant growth.

4. Cleaning gardening tools: Mixing citric acid with water can be effective for cleaning gardening tools, removing dirt buildup, rust and other impurities. This helps keep tools in good condition and prolongs their life.

5. Barbecue maintenance: Citric acid can be used to clean grills and barbecue surfaces. Its ability to dissolve grease and remove stains can leave the barbecue in hygienic conditions and ready for use.

6. Outdoor furniture care: Diluting citric acid in water and applying it to outdoor furniture can help remove stains and dirt. This is especially useful for plastic, metal or wood furniture.

7. Care of decorative elements: If you have decorative elements in the garden, such as statues or ornaments, citric acid can be used to clean and maintain their original appearance without damaging the material.

8. Stain removal on hard surfaces: Hard surfaces such as terraces or paths can benefit from the cleaning action of citric acid, removing stains and accumulated dirt with ease.

It is important to note that when using citric acid in outdoor environments, it should be properly diluted to avoid possible damage to treated plants or surfaces. In addition, it is advisable to test a small area before applying citric acid more extensively.