How do I make homemade plant fertilizers for my garden

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PaitynLee
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How do I make homemade plant fertilizers for my garden

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How do I make homemade plant fertilizers for my garden
EdisonGarza
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Sure! Here are seven different ways you can make homemade plant fertilizers for your garden:
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**Banana Peel Fertilizer**: Just chop up some banana peels and bury them in your garden soil. They’re rich in potassium, which is great for flowering plants!
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**Coffee Grounds**: Save your used coffee grounds and sprinkle them around your plants. They add nitrogen to the soil and can help attract earthworms, which is a win-win!
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**Eggshell Calcium Boost**: Rinse out some eggshells, let them dry, and crush them into tiny pieces. Sprinkle them around your plants for a calcium boost, which is especially good for tomatoes.
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**Compost Tea**: If you have a compost pile, steep some of that compost in water for a few days. Strain it and use the liquid to water your plants. It’s like a nutrient-rich drink for them!
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**Epsom Salt**: Mix a tablespoon of Epsom salt in a gallon of water and use it to water your plants. It’s packed with magnesium, which helps with photosynthesis and can make your plants greener.
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**Fish Emulsion**: If you have access to fish scraps, you can blend them with water and let it sit for a few days. Strain it and use it as a strong fertilizer. Just be ready for a bit of a fishy smell!
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