✅ 2–3 banana peels
✅ 1-liter bottle or jar
✅ 4 cups water
Instructions:
1️⃣ Chop or blend the banana peels into small pieces. (Smaller pieces break down faster.)
2️⃣ Fill a bottle or jar with water and add the banana peels.
3️⃣ Let it sit for 24–48 hours to release nutrients into the water.
4️⃣ Strain the liquid and pour it around the base of your plants as a natural fertilizer.
5️⃣ Use once a week for the best results!
Other Ways to Use Banana Peels in Your Garden
🌿 Compost Booster – Add banana peels to your compost pile to speed up decomposition and enrich the soil.
🍅 Tomato & Pepper Fertilizer – Bury banana peels near the roots of tomatoes and peppers for stronger growth.
🌻 Banana Peel Tea – Soak peels in water overnight and use the liquid to water houseplants or garden plants.
🐜 Pest Deterrent – Place small pieces of banana peel around plants to repel aphids and ants.
FAQ: Banana Peels & Plant Care
1. Which plants benefit the most from banana peel fertilizer?
✔️ Tomatoes, peppers, roses, houseplants, and fruiting plants thrive with this natural boost!
2. How often should I use banana peel fertilizer?
✔️ Apply once a week for best results.
3. Can I blend banana peels and mix them into the soil?
✔️ Yes! Blending peels into a paste helps release nutrients faster.
4. Do banana peels attract pests?
✔️ Whole peels may attract bugs, so chop or blend them for faster decomposition.
5. Can I store banana peel fertilizer for later use?
✔️ Yes! Keep it in the fridge for up to a week, but fresh is best.
Final Thoughts
Instead of throwing away banana peels, turn them into a natural fertilizer to boost plant health, promote growth, and enrich your soil! This simple DIY trick is an eco-friendly, cost-free way to keep your garden thriving.
