The benefits Compost is a 100% natural and excellent quality fertilizer. It lightens the soil and allows for savings on fertilizers, soil and water. Composting is also a significant ecological gesture as it reduces household waste by 30 to 40%. It diverts organic waste from collection and processi ...
t this tip really works! To use banana peel as fertilizer, simply cut it into pieces and throw it into the planting hole of your crops. As they decompose, banana peels provide nutrients to plants as long as you water regularly. For this grandma's recipe to work, you also need to make sure t ...
r about 3 months - cut its aerial parts and incorporate them into the soil to enrich it. Caution: do not pull the plant out but let its roots decompose in the soil so that they release nitrogen. You can also sow this lupine between the rows of your crops, for example in the middle of whea ...
d clean out, the beginning of the year is also the time for sales ... But before you give in to the sirens of bargains, if you want to save money and decompose your closets, start by listing the clothes and accessories you already own. As a rule, we don't have a clear picture of everything we acc ...
iated by gardeners, comes from bogs, particular ecosystems found in wetlands. In these humid and acidic environments, mosses called sphagnum grow and decompose very slowly. The gradual decomposition of sphagnum in an acidic and oxygen-poor environment eventually forms a substrate highly concentrate ...
lso helps limit the growth of weeds or at least smaller ones. Mulching the soil therefore reduces the chore of weeding. 4- It enriches the soil as it decomposes. In addition to being a good mulch with multiple benefits, straw helps to enrich your soil as it decomposes. Unlike other materials used as ...
