Is milk good for house and garden plants?
While there is anecdotal evidence and home remedies suggesting the use of milk for indoor plants, scientific research does not consistently support its benefits. While it may promote temporary foliage appearance due to the presence of nutrients like calcium and proteins, it lacks sufficient essential elements for long-term plant growth and can attract unwanted pests due to its organic composition. Therefore, it is generally not recommended to rely on milk as a primary source of nutrition for your house and garden plants. Instead, opt for commercially available, well-balanced fertilizers specifically formulated for your plants' needs.
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