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Alex 🏴☠️🐺
@fritzorama.eth
Who's still losing money buying fertiliser! Here is my some of my homemade fertilisers that don't cost me a penny! 🧵Will expand on them a little in the reply. 1️⃣ Weed water! P 2️⃣ Worm bin poop / liqud 3️⃣ Bokashi juice 4️⃣ Urin 5️⃣ Woodash
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Alex 🏴☠️🐺
@fritzorama.eth
1️⃣ WEED WATER: Weed water? Don't toss it! Steep those pesky weeds in water for a DIY plant tonic. Just let it sit for a week, then water your garden for a natural boost. I just keep adding weeds to the "digester" give it a store now and again. Use at 1/10 Ratio Protip... Neetles add a huge nitrogen boost! 🌱
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Alex 🏴☠️🐺
@fritzorama.eth
2️⃣ WORM POOP: Worm bin poop & juice? Garden gold! Mix that worm castings in soil for nutrient-rich goodness. Dilute the juice (1:10 ratio) for a plant-boosting liquid fertilizer. Your plants will thank you! 🌿
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Alex 🏴☠️🐺
@fritzorama.eth
3️⃣ BOKASHI JUICE: Got Bokashi juice? Awesome for gardens! Dilute it (1:100 ratio with water), it's like a supercharged compost tea—packed with beneficial microbes. Perfect for giving plants a boost! 🌿
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Alex 🏴☠️🐺
@fritzorama.eth
4️⃣ URIN: Thinking about using urine in your garden? Go for it! Dilute with water (10 parts water to 1 part urine), it's a free, natural fertilizer rich in nitrogen. But, remember—use it on soil, not directly on plants, and avoid if you're on meds. 🌱
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Alex 🏴☠️🐺
@fritzorama.eth
5️⃣ WOODASH: Got wood ash? Perfect for gardens! Just sprinkle lightly—it's packed with potassium and does wonders for the soil. Keep it away from acid-loving plants like blueberries. 🌿
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NationofDegeneration🎩🌿
@tanwenbrantley
I usually use a compost tea with worm castings from my bin and also Dr Earths organic fertilizer, but will look into your recipe. 50 $DEGEN
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Skipio
@skipio
And here I've just been sacrificing the occasional bull every year. A lot of blood in one of those things
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