Expensive fertilizers are not always the solution for a garden. Sometimes what is at hand is enough to get strong plants and an excellent harvest. If traditional feeding doesn't work, here are three secret tricks that actually work.
1. Green fermentation
This simple method will help the nutrients get directly into the roots of the plants. All you need is fresh grass or weeds that are fermented in water for a few days. The resulting infusion will be an excellent fertilizer for your plants.
Green fermentation is rich in nitrogen, which saturates the soil, promoting rapid plant growth and improving their health. This solution is easy to prepare: just collect fresh grass and leave it to infuse in water to get an effective fertilizer for your plants.
2. Compost infusion
If you have compost, don't throw away the rest. Prepare an infusion of compost by filling it with water, and you will receive a liquid fertilizer with macro- and microelements. This fertilizer will give the plants everything they need for full growth and will promote root development.
Compost infusion is a complete set of nutrients that helps plants grow actively. It improves the structure of the soil, making it more fertile and soft, and also promotes the rapid absorption of nutrients, which speeds up the process of plant nutrition.
3. Coffee grounds
The remains of coffee grounds after your morning cup of coffee can become not only a useful fertilizer, but also a natural means of protection against pests. This fertilizer is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium compounds, which stimulate growth.
Coffee grounds add organic matter to the soil, help repel pests (slugs and ants), and increase soil acidity, which is especially beneficial for plants like blueberries and azaleas that prefer acidic soil.
Try using these folk recipes – they will not only help you increase your productivity, but also make your plants more resistant to disease. The main thing is not to overdo it and maintain moderation. Vary your fertilizing and your garden will thank you.
