We often wonder how to keep your plants in perfect condition without having to resort to chemical fertilizers and industrial products. Here’s how.

Keeping plants thriving is a topic of interest for both new gardeners and more experienced gardeners. In fact, depending on the season and temperatures, some plants may be affected by the weather and appear weaker and less healthy. But there is a 100% natural fertilizer that will allow you to keep them always vigorous at practically no cost, and doing so is very simple. Let’s see how to do it.

How to Have Healthy Plants with Organic Fertilization

In addition to the common fertilizers that are also sold in the best-stocked supermarkets, there is an all-natural method of caring for your plants, in order to provide them with all the nutrients and minerals they need. In fact, it is possible to fertilize plants in an all-natural way with what is commonly called organic fertilization.

The name suggests the use of completely natural raw materials, useful both for the environment, because chemical compounds are avoided, and for the pocket, because they are generally very economical methods. minerals. And some may be surprised to learn that even succulents are not free from fertilization.. The only things our plants need is nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and nutrients. But where can we find all these minerals useful for our plants? Simple, in a very widespread fruit, or rather in its skin: the banana.

So, let’s see how it is possible to make an effective fertilizer for all types of plants at home in a short time and at no cost.

Use bananas as fertilizer

A fruit rich in nutrients and mineral salts not only for humans but also for plants, banana peel is perfect as a fertilizer, as it preserves the properties of the fruit. All you’ll need to make your own organic fertilizer is a few banana peels. Doing so is actually very simple, all you have to do is cut the shells into small pieces and place them in a container. Then pour a liter of water, cover everything and let it rest for at least 3 hours. After this time, get a strainer and transfer the liquid to a bottle or container, saving the peels that you can then use as compost or dispose of in organic waste. After three hours of maceration, the banana peels will have released all their nutrients into the water and what you will have obtained will be an excellent fertilizer with which to water your plants.

You can alternate the use of homemade fertilizer with regular watering, using it every 15 days or so. In a short time you will see your leafy plants and, above all, with enviable flowers. You can also be sure that even if the raw material is banana, the compound will not attract insects or mosquitoes in any way.