Revive Your Winter-Withered Money Plant in 5 Days with Ash and Baking Soda

• Winter conditions like cold, less sunlight, and improper watering can damage money plants, causing slow growth, weak roots, and yellowing leaves.
• Environmentalist Kaushal Kishore Jaiswal suggests using wood ash (black) and baking soda (white) to revive withered money plants.
• Wood ash provides essential nutrients and strengthens roots, while baking soda eliminates fungus and harmful microorganisms in the soil.
• To apply, mix a pinch of wood ash and baking soda, apply near the plant's base, and lightly spray water to moisten the soil.
• Apply this remedy once a week; new growth and reduced yellowing should be visible within 4-5 days if the plant is not completely dead.

Why It Matters: Revive your winter-damaged money plant in 5 days using a simple mix of wood ash and baking soda.