Fertilizer from watermelon peels:1. What is the right way to make compost from watermelon peels? 2.How often should liquid fertilizer be applied to plants? 3.Do watermelon peels increase the growth of plants?
In summer, watermelon is eaten in every house and its peels also come out in abundance. If you throw away the peels, stop throwing them away now because you can use them to prepare liquid fertilizer for plants. Potassium, calcium and many other nutrients are found in watermelon peels, which will help in the growth of plants. It is very easy to use it in the garden, so let us know how watermelon peels can be used to make liquid fertilizer.
cut the peels into small pieces
First of all, clean the peels of the watermelon and then cut them into small pieces so that they melt quickly. If you want, you can leave some of their red part also, so that the fertilizer will become more healthy. Put the peels in a large container and fill it completely with water. Add some jaggery also. Now cover the container lightly with a lid and keep it in the shade for two-three days. You can tie a cloth on top.
stir the water once daily
Leave the water containing the peels outside for about 3 to 8 days and stir it once daily. When the water starts looking light brown then filter it. Now this liquid fertilizer is ready. You can also use the remaining part of the peels as compost. Instead of applying fertilizer directly to the plants, dilute it with water. Mix one part of watermelon manure and the other part of water and use it. Apply it to the roots of plants only once or twice a week. By doing this, not only will the plants grow quickly but the plants will also bloom.
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Organic fertilizer will be prepared without any expense
The fertilizer made from watermelon peels is completely organic and does not cause any harm to the plants. If you want, you can use compost made from watermelon peels in kitchen gardening also. Organic fertilizer will be prepared without any expense and organic vegetables will also be available to eat.
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