Why should we make our fertilizer? Those who want to make their fertilizer will only have two explanations. There are decisive factors in it. Therefore, everyone should make their fertilizer:
Buying pots and bags at the garden center at the store will be expensive. It is true when you have a big garden. Homemade fertilizers are created from things that have already purchased for another purpose. Earnings in compost expand the amount of money spent by giving them a different life. It is what attracts us.
Homemade fertilizers for the soil are made from recycled materials. Instead, you sent it to a landfill or thrown down the drain, and these chemicals are prepared, so nutrients are quickly available to plants. These DIY fertilizers are not different. You are making them a tool that you may need. The importance of knowing what we put into our soil cannot be disregarded, soil can even affect construction plans.
Eggshell Fertilizer
Rinse the eggshell under running water to remove egg residue and then microwave to dehydrate them. After that, It must ready to be mixed and make it powdered pulsed plants or fertilizers.
Eggshells contain total calcium and phosphorus, which promote root growth. It is excellent for root vegetables and tubers.
Banana Peel Fertilizer
To make fertilizer from banana peels, you need a microwave and a blender. Heat the skins in the microwave to 30-45 seconds interval until they are dry. To evaluate, take one and flex it. If it snaps, it is ready. You can press or stir the banana until powdered and use them as fertilizer.
Banana peels are an excellent source of potassium. Potassium is good in plant reproduction to boosting natural disease and pest resistance.
Fish Tank Fertilizer
When you make the fertilizer for your garden from fish tank water is no work needed. The fish created it for you. All you need to do is set aside the water from the aquarium when you change the water and use it to water your plants. It’s simple as that.
The nutrient that your plants are getting from the fish tank water is nitrogen. It can be a base fertilizer for other fertilizers because nitrogen is good for the growth of plants.
Epsom Salts Fertilizers
By mixing handfuls of dirt in planting holes, you can use Epsom salt as a solid fertilizer (make sure to leave at least four centimeters of space between a rinse with Epsom salt and the stems of your plants to protect them from burning). An Epsom salt fertilizer can be made by dissolving one tablespoon per gallon in water and feeding your plants in this way.
Epsom Salt is excellent for producing fruit and flowers. It forms a fertilizer for tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers. It is a pure mineral compound of magnesium sulfate.
Ash Fertilizer
It is excellent to use ash from the charcoal fireplace or wood or stove as a fertilizer. You can use a layer of ash and also let it run with a rake, a cultivator, or a shovel. Plant your garden as you would normally do, and the mulch will be there and available for your harvest.
The elements of ash are calcium carbonate and potassium. Plants that have calcium and potassium have an easier time to absorb the nutrients and water they need. Ash is an excellent substitute for lime in the yard soil. With such alkaline soil, be careful never to use it.
Coffee Ground Fertilizer
After having a great coffee, you can have their coffee grounds and make sure not to throw them away. Use coffee grounds as the top layer by putting them around your plants. Coffee Ground can be used as liquid fertilizer, attach them to the filter by dropping them in a gallon of water for an hour or 34. Then water your plants with it.