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These 2 ingredients are worth gold in the garden: very powerful fertilizer

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#1 Dry the eggshells in the sun then grind them finely to obtain a powder.

#2 Boil the banana peels for about an hour, then let the solution steep overnight.

#3 Filter the liquid obtained and mix it with the eggshell powder to obtain your natural fertilizer. #4 For an extra boost, add coffee grounds to the solution.

A focus on the eggshell crushing step: This step is crucial because it makes the calcium, contained in the shells, easily accessible to the roots of your plants. Make sure you get the finest powder possible for better absorption.

5 Original Variations of the Natural Fertilizer Recipe
Liquid Garlic Fertilizer to Strengthen Plant Resistance Add crushed garlic to the banana peel cooking water and leave to infuse before filtering. This fertilizer helps to strengthen the resistance of plants against diseases and parasites.
Banana Peel Puree for an Instant Boost Mix banana peels with a little water to create a puree. Bury this mixture directly at the base of your plants for an immediate supply of nutrients.
Eggshell Tea for Calcium-Rich Watering After crushing the shells, steep them in hot water for several hours, then use this water to water your plants, providing an excellent boost of calcium.
Solid Fertilizer Made from Coffee Grounds, Egg Shells, and Banana Peels Dry and grind all the ingredients, then mix them to create a solid fertilizer to disperse directly into the soil around your plants.
High Potassium Fertilizer with Wood Ash Mix finely sifted wood ash with your eggshell and banana peel fertilizer to increase the potassium content, which is particularly beneficial for fruit and flower growth.
4 Frequently Asked Questions
How long can I store this fertilizer? Liquid fertilizer can be stored in the refrigerator for up to a week. Dry fertilizer can be stored in a dry, airtight place for several months.
Can I use this fertilizer on all plants? Yes, this fertilizer is universal, but it is particularly effective for plants that require soil rich in calcium and potassium, such as tomatoes and roses.
How often should I use this fertilizer? Use liquid fertilizer once a month and dry fertilizer every 2-3 months to optimize the growth and health of your plants.
Is this fertilizer safe for houseplants? Absolutely, but be sure to use liquid fertilizer in moderation to avoid overwatering.
3 Mistakes to Absolutely Avoid
Overuse: Even natural, excess fertilizer can burn the roots. Follow application frequency recommendations.

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