Homemade fertilizer without pesticides is ambrosia for flowers.  Easy and cheap, yet effective

Homemade fertilizer without pesticides is ambrosia for flowers. Easy and cheap, yet effective

Plants die due to excess/lack of fertilization? Make these simple fertilizers at home using ingredients from your kitchen! Plants, unlike us humans, cannot express their needs, so it is important that we take care of them as best we can.

Soil is an important element for the growth of plants because they derive nutrients and nourishment from it. Soil is to plants what food is to us humans. Therefore, soil fertilization acts as an injection of nutrients already present in the soil. Think of it as a healthy, balanced diet whenever your body is lacking nutrients. Below are some easy to make fertilizers.

Egg shells are a great fertilizer for flowers and plants

How to make fertilizer from egg shells? How to make fertilizer from eggshells? Photo Private archive

Just like we humans like to eat eggs for breakfast because they are a good source of calcium and potassium for our body, our plants can also benefit from them. The calcium found in eggshells helps plants build a strong cell structure. To use eggshells, remove the contents inside the egg, clean the eggshells and crush them well using a mortar and pestle. Then spread the crushed eggshells evenly on the top layer of soil.

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Do not throw away the grass clippings. It will be useful as a natural fertilizer

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After cutting the extra grass from your lawn, you can use the grass clippings as homemade fertilizer for your indoor and outdoor plants. Surprisingly, grass clippings contain the most necessary macronutrients – nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Spread the chopped grass clippings evenly over the bottom layer of soil and cover them with the remaining soil.

Banana peels are great for fertilizing the soil

We always tend to throw away banana peels, not realizing that our little garden needs them the most. Banana peels rich in phosphorus and potassium help plants grow stronger, accelerate fruiting and protect them against diseases. So next time you eat a banana, reserve the peel for your garden.

How to make fertilizer from banana?How to make fertilizer from a banana? How to make fertilizer from a banana? Photo Private archive

Source: Gazeta

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