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🍌 How to Make Banana Peel Tea Fertilizer for Plants

Banana tea (banana peel fertilizer) is an easy, natural way to give your plants a nutrient boost—without spending a dime. It’s packed with potassium, phosphorus, calcium, and other micronutrients that help plants grow stronger, produce more flowers, and develop bigger, tastier fruits.

🌱 How to Make Banana Tea:

Save 2–3 banana peels.

Cut them into small pieces for faster breakdown.

Place them in a clean container or jar.

Fill with enough water to completely cover the peels.

Cover loosely and let it sit for 3 days at room temperature.

After 3 days, strain the liquid into another container—this is your banana tea. You can compost or bury the leftover peels in the soil for extra nutrition.

💧 How to Apply Banana Tea:

For potted plants: Dilute banana tea with an equal amount of water (1:1 ratio) and water your plants at the base.

For garden plants: Use full-strength or slightly diluted. Apply directly to the soil around the roots.

For seedlings: Always dilute 1 part tea to 2 parts water to avoid overwhelming young plants.

Apply every 2–3 weeks during the growing season for the best results.

🌸 Why Banana Tea is Beneficial:

Potassium (K): Promotes strong root systems, improves plant health, and boosts flowering and fruiting.

Phosphorus (P): Encourages seed germination, healthy blooms, and fruit development.

Calcium (Ca): Strengthens cell walls, helps prevent blossom end rot in tomatoes, peppers, and squash.

Magnesium (Mg): Vital for photosynthesis and healthy green leaves.

Sulfur (S): Enhances enzyme activity and plant metabolism.

Micronutrients: Manganese, zinc, and iron help with enzyme functions and nutrient absorption.

💡 Extra Tip: Use banana tea on flowering plants like tomatoes, peppers, roses, cucumbers, and melons to see bigger blooms and higher yields.