Don't throw away banana peels; soak them in water and use it to water your flowers, no fertilizer needed, and the leaves will be so green they drip

There are quite a few people who never use fertilizer for their plants, and that's really fine, but if you insist on fertilizing, then let's use banana peels instead of fertilizer for growing plants, convenient and easy to use, and today we'll show you how.

Try to turn banana peels into a useful organic fertilizer. Cut off the 2% of the peel left after eating, prepare a fairly large container, rinse it clean, add 1/4 pure water, put the rolled banana peels into the container and seal it, and open it occasionally to let it breathe; the rubbery peel also takes about a month to finish fermenting.

The liquid in the container can be used as a nutrient solution for flowers, but when applying it, use a little less, and be careful not to overdo it, otherwise it can easily burn the roots. Alternatively, use an oven at home to dry the banana peels until they turn black, crush the dried banana peels with a rolling pin, or directly grind them into a powder-like form with a soy milk maker.

Then mix the banana peel with potting soil before use, or poke a few holes in the soil in the flowerpot and put the banana peel powder into the holes. After a period of time, the flowers get rich phosphorus and potassium fertilizer, so they will grow more vigorously and bloom more brilliantly.

Alright, for those of you here who don't know, today's discussion topic is: regarding using banana peels for growing flowers, what other good methods do you have? If you know a better method, you're welcome to leave a comment.

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