We know that chemicals can be toxic, and we want to make sure the products in our lives don’t have any. That’s why people are choosing organic lifestyles these days- they understand how important it is for their health!
So now you’ll find all sorts of “organic lifestyle” sections at supermarkets with lots more options than just produce.
One of the most important aspects for organic farming is ensuring that their soil has all natural fertilizers. There are several types and grades available so you can find one suitable to your needs, whether it’s a heavy or light application rate!
Here are 7 all natural fertilizers you can use to promote plant growth:
1. Banana Peels
You can find bananas year-round in the markets. There is rarely a house without them, or one that doesn’t consume at least three per week!
If you’re not using your peel to make a banana tea or something like that, like banana bread (which also has been known as an excellent source for potassium, then feel free to compost it into your soil for plants that need more nutrients than just water.
If you return your peelings to soil after composting, it will provide nutrients like potassium which helps with plant development; nitrogen for strong roots growths as well as calcium needed by our veggies!
2. Coffee Grounds
Stop throwing out your coffee grounds after brewing a great pot of joe. Instead, use them as organic gardening fertilizer and add some nutrients to the soil in your garden or flower bed!
The rich mineral content will help produce large vegetables like tomatoes and roses with beautiful flowers that you’ll love!
3. Grass & Weed
Did you know that grass clippings are a great way to add organic fertilizer? Grass is rich in nutrients, and when diluted with water can be set-aside for about two days before straining the liquid. It’s high in nitrogen, oxygen , phosphorus – there really isn’t anything it can’t do!
After you spray them over the soil, your grass can do remarkable things for your organic gardening. You’re also allowed to add weeds because they break down easily and are beneficial in enriching soils! So what are you waiting for?
4. Manure
Manure is one of the most ancient means for fertilizing land. It will provide your plants with nutrients including potassium, nitrogen and phosphorus which are essential to plant growth as well as development or propagation!
However remember that you should only use manure from livestock because not all animals produce enough.
5. Bone Meal Fertilizer
Bone Meal is a great way to fertilize your plants without any risk of damaging their roots. You can even use it as an indoor fertilizer if you don’t have enough time or money for costly exterior gardening!
Bone meal has been proven by scientists around the world as being useful in assisting plant growth, root development & flower bud stage development.
6. Egg Shells
Egg shells are an amazing source of nutrients! You get all the nutritional benefits from a fertilizer without spending money on lime.
Broken eggshells can provide you with calcium, potassium and some phosphorus when combined together in just one cup-they’re rich in minerals that your plants need to be healthy too!
For an extra boost, you could even add them as fertilizer tea as well!
7. Fish Emulsion Fertilizer
Yes! You can have a lush, green garden without paying for expensive produce. Fish and by-products will make your soil rich with a healthy N-P-K ratio of 5 to 2 – if you have been neglecting it.