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Banana Peel Fertilizer – 3 Ways To Use Banana Skins In Your Garden!



Banana Peels For Our Garden? Yes, you better believe it. Bananas are not just good for us, their peels contain valuable nutrients, Potassium in particular, that can be extracted and used in our garden as a water soluble, organic source of nourishment.

In this video, I show you 3 easy ways to prepare and use banana skins to use in your garden as a fertilizer and a tea to get maximum growth and maximum vigor for your favorite crops. Much better than chemical fertilizers and safe for all outdoor crops, indoor plants, and even microgreens!

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36 Comments

  7. Bullshoes

    I save all the bones of meat i cook…then when i have enough i boil them with little water to soften them…next i dry them in the oven until they are easy to break and sound hollow…finally i grind them and use the powder in the garden…

  8. Sansi Daan

    Any particular fruit or flowers would benefit more from this? I'm trying to find ways for my geraniums to blossom & this was mentioned

  10. Keith H

    Could I just blend up the peels with water in my ninja blender and then use immediately use to water my house plants?

  12. PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICE

    Hello does bananas contains explosive chemicals? I ask this because i chopped some banana fruit [turned black , getting to rotting] with its peels into a plastic bottle, seal it and within about 18 to 19 hours it got exploded. Trying to do banana
    fertilizer

  16. Ethan Michell

    Banana power!
    Thanks for the solid advice.
    Greetins from Sweden.
    Time to plant my potatoes with banana peels.

  17. Catherine Ardelan

    Thank you so much for your tips but I have a question.
    I trying one of it, where bananas peels soaked in water and after 2 weeks under cover in warm place it has bad, strong smells and really muddy that should be like this or I will damage my plants (herbs in pot) by using it and just make another one? And can I add cinnamon powder or it will be too much?

  21. Donna Kacz

    Hi Jeff. I have some times today. Atleast for now. Until somebody needs something. So im going to be watching more of your videos i havent seen. As for this video. Ill be starting my own to bad i didnt know last week. I bought a bunch and with my son and family they went quick. And as far as compost. I just started i bout a 20 gallon can at Lowe's ( like a Home Depot). So i have a place to keep it now. Boy i wish i would have been interested in growing sooner. A late bloomer but determined. Thanks for your help. Take care& God bless ❤

  24. Sandi Enochs

    Primates eat the whole banana, the tendrils,(Those long strips that are between the banana and the skin) are particularly full of vitamins. Put whole bananas into a pot, cover with dirt and wait two months. The bananas will be gone, completely gone, and turned into rich organic soil

  27. George Kahn

    I oxygenate my water in five gallon buckets by leaving them covered with insect cloth outside and stick two aquarium air stones in there. Plants love it. My friend has larger tubs of 150 gallons each and he puts small sump pumps in them and sends water back and forth through short hoses so water is coming fast and falling a few feet to create good oxygenation. One tub empties into the other .

  28. Rex Johnson

    and just like that youve earned another follower, i impulsed a banana tree purchase and im completely in the dark, im more animal guy than plant guy so this helped a lot

  29. Dragan Petrovic

    your videos are amazing. i love the information but especially the way tou present and articulate your sentences 🥰

  31. Chetan Patel

    Can i used 2 monrhs old banana liquid as fertilizer?
    Uour ratio is 1:1, is it correct?
    Dry banana leaf powder & liquid banana peel fertilizer- which one is best?

  32. mel alagich

    i put peel in a jar exposed to the sun and left it for about 6 months it ended up as a liquid , i did not use any water .

  33. Covamii

    Thank you so much for this video. I had no idea we could actually make a liquid fertilizer from banana peel w/o burning my plants. Great video.

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