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Using Aspirin and Foliar Spray for Smog and Disease Control in Radish and Kitchen Gardening
The combination of acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) (aspirin) and essential nutrients in a foliar spray can effectively mitigate the adverse effects of smog and improve disease resistance in radish and other kitchen garden crops. Here's how to use it:

Ingredients
Aspirin (Acetylsalicylic Acid): 15 g
Boosts plant immunity and reduces oxidative stress caused by smog.
Potassium Nitrate (KNO₃): 1 kg
Provides potassium and nitrogen, critical for stress recovery and strong growth.
Magnesium Sulfate (MgSO₄): 500 g
Supplies magnesium for chlorophyll production and sulfur for disease resistance.
Nitrophos: 500 g
Ensures a balance of phosphorus and nitrogen for root and shoot health.
Boric Acid: 100 g
Provides boron to enhance cell wall strength and nutrient transport.
Preparation
Dissolve all ingredients in 100 liters of clean water.
Stir thoroughly until fully dissolved to avoid clogging the spray nozzles.
Application
Timing:

Apply early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid evaporation and leaf burn.
Use during smoggy conditions or at the first sign of disease or stress.
Method:

Spray evenly on radish leaves, covering both upper and lower surfaces for optimal absorption.
Apply in kitchen gardens using a small hand sprayer or watering can with a fine spray nozzle.
Frequency:

Repeat every 10–14 days during smoggy weather or high disease pressure.
Expected Benefits
Smog Mitigation:

Aspirin reduces oxidative stress caused by smog and pollutants.
Nutrients support plant recovery from environmental stress.
Disease Resistance:

Aspirin induces systemic acquired resistance (SAR), improving immunity against fungal and bacterial pathogens.
Sulfur and boron strengthen cell walls, creating a physical barrier against infections.
Improved Photosynthesis:

Magnesium boosts chlorophyll production, ensuring sustained energy supply for growth.
Enhanced Growth and Yield:

Potassium, phosphorus, and nitrogen balance promote robust root and shoot development, leading to higher-quality radish bulbs.
Kitchen Gardening Benefits:

Safe, low-cost method to keep home-grown vegetables healthy and productive under urban pollution conditions.
Precautions
Do not exceed recommended concentrations to avoid leaf scorching.
Use fresh solution; do not store prepared spray for more than a day.
Ensure uniform application for effective results.
Avoid spraying in windy conditions to prevent drift.
Conclusion
This foliar spray not only mitigates smog effects but also enhances disease resistance, making it an ideal solution for radish crops and kitchen gardening. With proper application, plants remain healthy and productive even in challenging environmental conditions.\
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