Nettle fertilizer

Nettle Fertiliser: Apologies to my American cousins who want to stick a Z in Fertiliser. I'm English. Fertiliser isn't cheap - neither is organic fertiliser. I'm also a cheap skate and seeing as during the growing season you need heaps of ferti…

Nettle Fertilizer

Learn how to make and use nettle fertilizer syrup to boost your garden's growth. This organic solution is rich in nutrients and promotes sustainable gardening.

Submitted by Alexis Baghdadi When the rain season started this year, I brewed my first batch of "nettle tea" . With just one bucket of nettles picked from my neighbors' abandoned plot, I got 10...

This black liquid gold will fertilize your soil, and you will harvest buckets of fruits... 💬👀

create your own free fertilizer, better than the commercial stuff. Stinging Nettle Fertilizer: http://fivegallonideas.com/nettle-tea-fertilizer/

In the evolving sphere of agriculture, the pursuit of more sustainable and environmentally responsible farming techniques is intensifying. One emerging and notable practice within this realm is the utilization of nettle fertilizer pesticide. Nettles, commonly regarded as mere weeds, can actually be converted into a robust and natural amalgamation beneficial…

📦 What You’ll Need: A plastic bin with a lid Eggshells (crushed) Overripe bananas (with peel) Cooked pasta water or veggie rinse water 🍌🥚💧...

In just a few simple steps you can create your own comfrey or nettle fertiliser for your plants.

The strongest fertilizer and insecticide found in nature (easy to make). Understanding Nettle Macerate: Nettle macerate is derived from the maceration...

Nettles have long and interesting history dating as far back as the Bronze Age, where they were once used for food, medicine and fiber. Times have changed greatly since 2500 BC and yet, the perennial

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Often mistaken for a simple weed, Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) is one of the most underrated plants growing freely in gardens, sidewalks, and fields across the world. But what many people don't realize is that this succulent green is actually a nutritional powerhouse with a long history in traditional medicine and…

We love, love, love, love stinging nettle as a food. We harvest this wild green regularly and use it primarily in our very dense greens soup. Five years ago I would not have imagined that I would be harvesting nettle regularly. Even the slightest brush up against it would leave me with an aching rash […]

I'm making weed tea. In a couple of weeks' time I'll have bucketfuls of stinky liquid fertiliser, rich in minerals and microbes, ready to boost the productivity and resilience of my garden. Turning weeds into nutrient-rich liquid fertiliser is a great way to use a resource that may have otherwise gone to waste.

How to grow and use stinging nettle in your garden

Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) is one of the oldest plants on Earth, dating back to prehistoric times. With its tall, jointed stems and unique appearance, this ancient plant often grows near rivers, damp fields, and forest edges. While commonly seen as a weed, horsetail has been used for centuries in traditional…

Stinging nettles may seem like a plant to avoid, but they’re packed with amazing benefits for both your health and the environment! Health Benefits 🌱...

Im_no_gardener on Instagram: "After 4 weeks my nettles have rotted down to give a nitrogen rich plant food. The smell is pungent to say the least. #plantfood #makeyourown #diy #homemade #nitrogenrich #fertilizer #nettles"