There are so many benefits of using it to grow flowers.

Bananas are rich in nutritional value, which is very beneficial to human health, but do not throw away banana peels after eating bananas. It is also very good to raise flowers and plants with banana peels, because banana peels contain nutrients needed by plants. Here is a detailed introduction to how people use banana peels to grow plants.

Put the banana peel on the soil

First cut the banana skin into small pieces, then bury the cut into the soil, and wait about 3 months for maintenance, so that you can increase the vitamins and minerals in the soil. There is to put the banana peel directly into the potted plant, but do not touch the root system, so that the banana will slowly ferment, add sufficient nutrients to the plant and promote plant growth.

The pericarp is ground into flower fertilizer.

First dry the banana skin, then grind it into powder, either with a coffee machine or a grinder, then dig a few small holes in the edge of the potted plant, then pour the ground banana skin into the hole, and then fill the hole with soil, but don't touch the root system to replenish the plant.

Pest trap

There are often small flying insects flying around in summer, so we can cut the banana peel into Xiaoding, and then add a little bit of Apple Cider Vinegar to stir it evenly, so that it will give off some banana thoughts, and then cover it with a layer of thin film. and poke a few small holes in it, put it in a place with pests, then they will drill into it one by one.

Banana peel compost

First cut up the banana peel, then put the banana peel into a container, then seal it and let it sit for about 2 days. After 2 days, filter out the banana peel and pour the solution directly on the plant. Because this can break down the nutrients in the banana peel, so watering the plant can provide the plant with rich minerals.