I try my best to live an organic healthy life. And I want the same for my plants :)) unfortunately my small town doesn’t carry many organic options. I was curious if anyone has a good organic plant food products to successfully accomplish a healthy happy plant!! Thank you :)))
you can soak your banana peels in a gallon jug of water — boom! potassium/phosphorus elixir for cheap the grow co organic indoor plant food is the all purpose liquid fertizlier i use for most of my plants. it smells awful but my plants love it i have a bag of worm castings on hand too
0개 좋아요 Amazing, because I always have bananas in my house
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Worm castings are great for when you repot or for making a “compost tea,” similar to eatyacarbs’ banana peel method. Organic brands can be ordered online or sometimes found at hardware store/garden centers For a liquid fertilizer, my favorite brand is Botanicare Pure Blend Pro. It’s easy to add to water, doesn’t burn the roots at higher doses, and doesn’t smell fishy (I think it’s vegan ingredients). I’ve been using it religiously for years lol
Thank you so much! So helpful
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One of my life hacks for tropical plants is constantly keeping a pothos propogating. My Goldens grow very quickly and I keep them trimmed down. I keep a mason jar with distilled water and pothos cuttings. I then use the hormone charged water in my watering can and all my tropicals love the mixture
좋아요 1개 I didn’t explain, but for any who didn’t know, pothos cuttings are often used to help propagate other plants as they release an excessive amount of growth hormone into the water
2개 좋아요 I never heard of this but it’s kinda weird because I’m propagating my pothos right now!
좋아요 1개 I’ve gotten to a point where if I don’t have a cutting, I’ll go make one just to keep supplying the water
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I’ve been using Marphyl, a phytoplankton fertilizer. Smells like a fish tank in the bottle but not when it’s added to water. Organic and never expires.
0개 좋아요 Sweet thank you <3
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My plants love this stuff. It has worm castings and bat guano so make sure you shake it REALLY well if you try it. I’ve had no issues with it this far. Some of my plants I let it soak in for a night and then drain them and that’s ended up saving a couple of them.
