1. Natural Pest Control
Fig milky sap possesses natural insecticidal properties. Gardeners collect this sap to use it as an organic alternative to chemical pesticides. When applied to plant wounds or areas prone to infestations, the sap can deter harmful insects.
2. Healing Properties for Plants
The sap contains substances that promote healing and can be applied to cuts or breaks on plants. This encourages faster recovery and protects the plant from infections.
3. Rooting Hormone
Another fascinating use of fig sap is as a natural rooting hormone. When gardeners propagate plants, adding this sap to cuttings can stimulate root growth and improve the chances of successful propagation.
Here’s why gardeners collect fig milky sap in a small bottle
