Using banana peel as fertilizer, the flowers are full of pots.

Banana is a fruit we eat every day, but florists may not know that banana peel can be a good fertilizer, which is very effective in growing flowers.

Liquid fertilizer

Cut up the leftover banana peel, then put it in a container, fill it with water, and seal it. Wait until a few days after soaking, add water with the solution inside, and you can water the flowers.

Compost

When composting, the banana peel can be cut into small pieces and then mixed into the soil, so that the banana peel will be slowly broken down and become a useful fertilizer for plants.

Can also be a layer of banana peel a layer of soil, so superimposed, so that you can also get nutritious soil.

Dried banana peel

Eat the leftover banana peel, collect it, expose it in the sun, wait until the banana peel is dry, turn it into a fine powder, which can be mixed directly into the soil or mixed with water to water the soil.

Sowing seeds

Before sowing, the banana peel is deeply buried in the current sowing place, and then sown, so that after the seed germinates, the banana peel will slowly decompose and become a nutrient needed by the plant.

Trap and kill insects

If you think there are too many pests in the yard or in the garden, you can put Apple Cider Vinegar in a container, and then put the banana peel in Apple Cider Vinegar. In the evening, the banana peel will give off a fragrance, causing the worm to come and fall into the container, thus killing the bug. (this flavor is gone after fermentation.)

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