Can mango peel be used as fertilizer?

Mango peel as fertilizer

Mango peel can be used as fertilizer, but it cannot be used directly. It must be fermented before use. It can supplement a large amount of vitamins and organic matter for flowers and plants. In addition to the peel, mango core can also be used as fertilizer, which can help the plants grow better.

Mango peel can be used as flower fertilizer for many plants, such as orchids, jasmine, succulent plants, Milan flowers, gardenias, green radish, etc.

How to make fertilizer from mango peel

1. Prepare the materials: cut the mango peel into pieces with scissors, put it into a plastic bottle, pour in about one third of clean water, and seal it.

2. Late fermentation: After sealing, place it in a cool and ventilated place for about four months. At this time, the fermentation is almost complete and it will not emit a bad smell, so it can be used for plants.

Key points for using mango peel fertilizer

1. After the mango peel is made into liquid fertilizer, you need to take out the clear liquid on the top and then dilute it more than 50 times. Generally, it only needs to be used on the plants once a month, and the frequency should not be too high.

2. Mango cores can also be used as fertilizers. They are rich in potassium, calcium, phosphorus, magnesium and other elements. They can be used as slow-release fertilizers that can continuously release nutrients.