From the beginning I had persisted to only count on good amount of compost and mulch as the fertilizer agents for the soil. Compost tea is also a good fertilizer, especially from those of animals manure like cow, goat or chicken dung. I had planned on making my own compost from kitchen's organic scraps, which will be a good source of compost tea too, but I wan't ready. Then, I ran across a blog article by ThePinkieRabbit with information on how to make DIY liquid enzyme, using fruit rinds. I was ecstatic with how easy it was. Coincidently, I had some dragon fruit rinds, so I gave it a go. Then, at the other occassion I made some more out of the pineapple rinds and today I just made a bottle from some papaya rinds. I can't wait to apply these yummy liquid enzyme to the soil of my plants.
I promise, it's super duper easy! For the recipe and how to make it please refer to the website above with just one click.
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| Dissolved palm sugar in 1 L tap water |
