Gardener Shares Lifechanging Hack For Removing Unwanted Plants From Your Garden: ‘That Is So Smart

Gardener Shares Lifechanging Hack For Removing Unwanted Plants From Your Garden: ‘That Is So Smart

Recently, TikTok hackers eliminated the need for additional gardening tools by using a common household item to remove invasive plants and weeds from the garden.

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Smith's Gardentown Family Garden Center and Nursery's TikTok account (@smithsgardentown) offers tips on gardening, from plant care to plant tips and garden-friendly bugs.

One user is to eliminate the need for expensive gardening tools.

In the video, the TikToker explains that if you wait until it rains a lot, you can pull out unwanted plants by their roots using pliers. The rain softens the soil, making it easier for the roots to emerge.

All you have to do is pull the plant from the base with tweezers and pull out the entire root, called the rhizome. After moving out, the TikToker recommends composting discarded plants.

"This root is 18 inches long and comes out of the ground." They show the procedure and say:

How does it help?

It's a great technique that will help you make your garden look the way you want it to and save you time and money. You don't need to buy any extra garden tools and it's much easier than digging up all the roots yourself. Even if the weather doesn't cooperate, you can try to saturate the soil with water and then use the spade itself.

In addition, this method is safe for the environment, since the use of chemical plant killers in garden care can release dangerous chemicals into the soil and water.

And if you manage to fertilize the roots like this tiktoker, you'll also create your own compost to support your garden's growth in the future.

what does everyone say

The response to the counterattacks showed how many users were willing to try.

"It's going to rain tonight. I'm going to destroy it tomorrow. One wrote:

One said: "Delicious. I'll try it. Thanks."

Relieved of finding easier ways.

"Oh he's so smart. I tried my hand and my fingers hurt," added another.

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