“Turn Your Kitchen Waste Into Powerful Fertilizer for Thriving Plants!”
Did you know that the vegetable peels and leaves you throw away can be transformed into a nutrient-rich fertilizer for your garden? In this video, we’ll show you two easy ways to recycle kitchen scraps to boost plant growth naturally.
First, we’ll cover the traditional method of composting and its benefits. Then, we’ll dive into a faster and more effective solution: homemade liquid fertilizer that’s ready in just 7 days!
You’ll learn:
How to prepare vegetable scraps for fermentation.
The step-by-step process of making liquid fertilizer using simple materials.
Tips for diluting and applying the fertilizer safely.
Why this method is eco-friendly, budget-friendly, and perfect for any garden!
Whether you’re growing vegetables, flowers, or fruit trees, this fertilizer will improve soil health, boost plant growth, and reduce waste in your kitchen. Don’t let those scraps go to waste—turn them into garden gold today!
Watch now and see the difference this natural fertilizer can make in your garden. 
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Great video
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Ad yeast and sugar to the mix
Can you put fresh chicken manure in this mix or will it burn plants?
My bucket gets filled up with enourmous maggots. All i did was put veg scraps in there. Yuk
i add tortoise poo instead of cow poop, i don't have a cow… only have a big tortoise, guess its the same or even better the cow poop
90% of whats in my bucket comes from weeds look them up and see which nutrients you get most have nitrogen potasium and phosphorus plus micro and macro nutrients
I make this starting it in winterby summer I have a 5 gallon bucket full of nutrients from weeds in my yard and kitchen scraps no fruit unless I want to feed it sugar and activate the bacteria which I have just done since the gardens picking up in size and need. I measure out about 3 big tablespoon in gal water and get about 800 PPM to feed adults and smaller plants I just make it more watered down around 300-400 PPM I measure every things strength so not to over feed burn plants and stops growth, be very careful this stuff can get real potent.
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The water keeps getting soaked up by the scraps and cuttings, have I used too much scraps?
I find the scraps soak up all the water. Have I added too much scraps?
I watch this same video in another you tube channel also, I didn't understand what happened
can we do that without adding the compost? can vermicompost be added instead?
Wonder what works for early blooming azaleas. They last barely a month.
A weed is a plant that you do not want in your garden…..my Dad told me that in the 60's. He was head gardener in 2 large gardens, both supplied an hotel and a very large house with fresh foods and flowers plus there was a formal garden for the guests to walk around.. i still love the smell of tomatoe plants
Does this attract roaches?
Great idea for making fertilizer. Thanks for your sharing
What that is a stir fry right there!
It stinks like excrements
Try a sip
Sadly now rain water is no longer pure
the amount of geo engineering we are exposed to is polluting everything around us
I cook mostly still healthy (like beautiful brokkolli leaves and Fennel root and their bushi leaves and also Dandelion roots and all else I find (non poisenous:) like my Mayoran is already out here in CA and brew a dense veggie soup. Goes in fridge and I have a great healthy nutrient dense good dinner soup handy for some days, sometimes I just drink it like a juice…
I compost but I will definitely be doing this much better than chemicals. Thanks
Awesome information
If you dont mind your garden smelling like a sewer… then yeah go for it, but it smells AWFUL
What if I only have tap water and no rain water?
Thank you for the information provided
Can I use the weeds I pull from my garden to make the liquid fertilizer