You Can Grow It: How to make your own inexpensive plant food at home

You can save money and reuse some plant waste.

[@cultclassic999]

For vegetarians or vegans who don't eat eggs, substitute eggshells with powdered white chalk. It is very inexpensive, and is the same as eggshells. (Calcium Carbonate, CaCO3)
Thanks for the video.

[@stevepethel6843]

This special diy is great ❤i might try it inside on my plants. Thanks and Gods continued blessing...

[@yadiaag7771]

old fish waste is high in nitrogen, noticed that when my cousins used to dump the fish water in the garden the plants became so much healthier. Stank hella bad but my plants loved it.

[@faithintheunseen1294]

Epsom salt
Baking soda
Ammonia
Cooked vegetable water
Also: crushed Egg shells, banana peels.

[@origamigek]

What about fertilizing edible crops? Does the ammonia contain heavy metals?

[@brandonrusso4377]

Also recommend adding small amounts of hydrogen peroxide to the soil to oxygenate it

[@M0D60]

Have yet to try. Guarantee U I will. One the Best instructional videos on the net. Tq

[@dhrubamaharjan8732]

Thank you. That’s quite helpful.

[@susyq9154]

Shouldn't the ammonia be clear and free of scents and cleaning additives?

[@426superbee4]

Save all plastic. Reason? Can use it for other things and its oil base. Make great fire starters in trash, bomb fires, and fireplaces. Same with used cooking oil great fire starters on grill, pits, Things you use to cook with, and fireplaces

[@theroyalaprilscareconsult]

Can i use this in DWC systems

[@patriciaterranova1074]

Cool

[@generalawareness101]

No mention of any NPK?

[@abandondchannel]

Plant food like the plant food of pvz2?

[@xclusivegrower]

Seems like this would kill beneficial bacteria 🤔

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