Baking soda, also known as sodium bicarbonate, can be used as a natural weed control method, but its effectiveness in preventing weed growth is limited. While baking soda has some weed-suppressing properties, it is not a reliable long-term solution for weed prevention. Baking soda works by altering the pH level of the soil, creating unfavorable conditions for some weed species. However, its effects are temporary and may not be sufficient to completely prevent weed growth or eliminate existing weeds. Additionally, the use of baking soda as a weed control method should be approached with caution, as excessive application can harm desirable plants and affect soil pH balance. It is advisable to consider other more effective and sustainable weed control methods, such as mulching, manual removal, or selective herbicides, for more reliable and long-lasting results.