Скачать или смотреть They never really tell you that you can make your own free natural fertilizer.

That's right, this method is Free and uses materials from nature that are available to everyone.

Dandelion and Leaf Mold Fertilizer, are created through an anaerobic process using microorganisms to extract nutrients from organic materials.
This liquid fertilizer provides high-quality, organic nutrients readily available to plants.

There's no specific measurements as the ingredients can vary.

Dandelion is just one plant material that you can use. The taproot of dandelions uptakes valuable minerals and nutrients from the soil, making them a valuable resource for creating homemade fertilizer.

You can even be plant specific, by using tomato leaves to feed tomato seedlings.

If you're looking to boost during the fruiting season. Use something that is higher in phosphorus like buckwheat plants.

Other materials you can use include stinging nettle, grass, and most plants that we consider as weed.

The main ingredient for this is a handful of aged leaf mould. A park full of trees or forest is a great resource for this. You can also make your own.

For water, it's best to use rain water or dechlorinated water to keep microbes alive.

Since this is an anaerobic process, meaning that the solution is created with the absence of oxygen. Use a container with a tight lid.

Be patient, that process can take weeks or months. You can create batches or make one big one at the end of the season.

Lastly, before using make sure to dilute with water about 1-25 ratio to start and test on a few plants first. From there, you can increase the ratio until you find a suitable mix.

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