TikTok Hack: Easy DIY Plant Fertilizer [Video]

@chelsychristina

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Here is a tip from @chelsychristina on how you can use your old banana peels to make a nutritious fertilizer for your houseplants! All you need is leftover banana peels, some water, and a container. How much easier could it get?

First, you’ll want to take your banana peels and place them in a container or jar that they fit in. Cover it with water and let it sit overnight. When it is ready, take out the banana peels and pour the mixture right into your plants. The potassium and phosphorus are great for your plants!

Don’t usually have bananas in your home? Check out How to Make Your Own All-Natural Garden Fertilizer or these 4 All-Natural Liquid Fertilizers and How to Make Them!

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• How to Make Your Own Liquid Fertilizers Out of Household Waste
• 4 All-Natural Liquid Fertilizers and How to Make Them

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