How to make homemade flower fertilizer from fruit peels, so you never have to worry about fertilizer for your plants again

Growing some flowering plants at home not only purifies indoor air but also makes your living space more full of life. But if you want to grow the plants well, you also need to apply some appropriate amount of flower fertilizer to them, so we can make homemade flower fertilizer from leftover fruit or fruit peels, which can effectively promote plant growth.

Pomelo peel

Collect the leftover pomelo peels, chop them up, put them into a clean plastic bottle, then add an appropriate amount of clean water, but do not fill it too full, otherwise it will easily overflow during fermentation, then seal it up, open the cap about every 4 days to let it breathe, and put it under the sun to bake. After successful fermentation, mix it with an appropriate amount of clean water and directly water the plants with it, and it can effectively promote plant growth.

Apple peel

First collect the leftover peels and cores, then find a larger container and put in a layer of soil, then add a layer of fruit peels, then add another layer of soil, and repeat this action. After it is done, pour an appropriate amount of clean water, seal it up and put it under the sun. After successful fermentation, use it to grow some acid-loving plants, and it can make the plants lush with branches and leaves and the flowers even more brilliantly colored.

Grape peel

Wash the grapes you bought, then collect the bad grapes and leftover grape peels together, put them into a clean plastic bottle, then add an appropriate amount of brown sugar, which can speed up fermentation, then seal it up, put it under the sun to bake, then open the cap about every 4 days to let it breathe. Basically after about one month it will ferment successfully, then stir the solution and clean water evenly at a ratio of 1:200 and directly water the plants with it, and it can supplement the plants with sufficient nitrogen, phosphorus and other elements, making the plants grow nonstop.

Watermelon rind

Remove the red flesh from the watermelon rind, then cut the watermelon rind into cubes, put them into a clean plastic bottle, seal it up, leave a little gap for ventilation, then put it under the sun to bake. Basically after one month the watermelon rind will ferment successfully, then stir the liquid and clean water evenly at a ratio of 1:20 and directly water foliage plants with it, and it can supplement the plants with sufficient nitrogen, making the leaves bigger and more glossy.