How to make banana peels into fertilizer for flowers

1. Making liquid fertilizer

1. Collect banana peels: Don’t just throw away the banana peels left over from daily meals; collect them.

2. Cut the banana peel into pieces: Prepare a pair of scissors and cut the banana slices into pieces, making sure they are as finely chopped as possible. You also need to prepare a bottle, put the chopped banana peel in it, add three-fifths of water, and tighten the bottle cap.

3. Fermentation: Place the bottle containing banana peels in a sunny location and allow it to be exposed to sufficient sunlight. After a period of fermentation, it will be ready.

4. For watering: It can be used after fermentation. You can take out the juice and mix it with clean water to water the flowers.

2. Fertilizer making after drying

1. In addition to making liquid fertilizer, you can also collect the banana peels, then put the banana peels in the microwave to bake away excess moisture and make the banana peels dry.

2. Then break and mash the roasted banana peels, and then apply them directly to the soil to increase nutrients.

3. Make compost

Another way to make compost is to chop up the banana peels and mix them into the compost. Then prepare a larger bucket, or you can use other containers, spread a layer of soil on the bottom of the container, then spread a layer of compost, and then cover it with a layer of soil. It is best to seal the container and place it aside for fermentation. After fermentation, you can take it out and use it to plant flowers.