4 ways to feed zucchini to get a big harvest

Zucchini cultivation is a popular summer activity in many regions, and for good reason—it’s an easy-to-grow vegetable packed with essential nutrients. To get a bountiful harvest, enriching the soil with key minerals like phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and nitrogen is essential. While store-bought fertilizers are available, traditional homemade methods are often more affordable and environmentally friendly.

Here are four natural and effective ways to feed your zucchini plants for maximum yield:

1. Manure
A classic fertilizer, well-aged manure from cows, horses, pigs, or goats is excellent for enriching soil. Apply it in the fall or spring before planting. During the growing season, especially before or during flowering, you can use diluted fresh manure (including chicken, duck, or goose droppings). This boosts leaf growth and supports abundant fruiting.

2. Iodine Solution

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