Stop throwing away your organic banana peels and use them in 3 creative ways. BANANA PEEL CHUTNEY 🍌 6 x banana peel (we used a mix of ripe and unripe) 2 x tbsp garlic and herbs powder 2 x tbsp paprika 2 x tbsp BBQ rubbing (@wickedkitchen) 1 x tbsp homemade celery salt 1 x sliced onion Olive oil STEP BY STEP: - Cut the ends of your banana peel (save them for the last recipe) - Scoop out the white part (save it for the last recipe) - Use a fork to make it into stripes - Add all the ingredients to

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Placing banana peels in water and letting them soak overnight can create a nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer that can benefit your plants. But banana “tea” does not come without drawbacks. HERE’S WHAT I THINK:🍌THE PROS: Banana peels are a good source of potassium, calcium, and other minerals that are essential for plant growth. By soaking them in water, you can extract these nutrients, creating a natural and cost-effective plant food. This "tea" can be diluted and used to water your plants, provi

Correct Method to Make Banana Peel Fertilizer and Tea to Boost Blooms

Banana Peel Water 🍌🌱 This is a super easy DIY plant fertilizer that you can make using just 2 ingredients: banana peels and water! Bananas provide minerals that help your plants grow: magnesium, potassium, calcium, and phosphorus. This stuff really works…I use it every spring in my garden! More tips on my other website: https://thenovicehomestead.com/banana-peel-water-diy-plant-fertilizer/ | The Soccer Mom Blog - Positive Inspiration for Moms

How to make indoor plant fertilizer using a banana peel and water. | The Gooch

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Banana peel fertilizer 🍌🫶🏼 bananas are an incredibly nutrient dense food that your garden can also feed on! Making your banana peel fertilizer is super simple. Take your banana peels and put them into a jar or container with a lid. Pour boiling hot water over the peels, and allow them to sit for at least 3 to 4 days. The longer they sit the more potent your fertilizer will be. take your fertilizer a step further and bury the remaining peels in your garden soil. They will break down overtime a