How to Make Fertilizer for Flowers from Banana Peels? A Detailed Guide to the Latest Method

1. Making Liquid Fertilizer

1. Collect banana peels: Do not simply throw away the banana peels left over from daily eating; you can collect them.

2. Cut the banana peels into small pieces: Prepare a pair of scissors and cut the banana peels into small pieces, making them as small as possible. Also prepare a bottle, put the cut banana peels into it, add three-fifths water, and tighten the bottle cap.

3. Ferment: Place the bottle containing the banana peels in a sunny spot with enough sunlight, and after a period of fermentation it is ready.

4. Watering and use: Once fermented, it is ready to use; you can take out the liquid inside, mix it with clean water, and water the flowers.

2. Making Fertilizer After Drying

1. Besides making liquid fertilizer, you can also collect banana peels, then bake the banana peels in a microwave to remove excess moisture and make the banana peels dry.

2. Then break and crush the baked banana peels, and afterward apply them directly into the soil to add nutrients.

3. Making Compost

Making banana peels into compost is also one of the methods. First cut the banana peels into small pieces and mix them into the compost. Then prepare a relatively large bucket; other containers can also be used. Spread a layer of soil on the bottom of the container, then spread a layer of compost, then cover with another layer of soil, and continue layering in this way. Finally seal the container and leave it aside to ferment. After fermentation is complete, it can be taken out and used for planting flowers.