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http://www.associatedcontent.com/art...or_plants.html
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Powdered Eggshell Fertilizer
Next time you use an egg, don't throw away the shell. Eggshells provide a rich source of potassium and calcium, and eggshells are fantastic when used in
homemade fertilizer. Making powdered eggshell fertilizer is simple. Dry out empty eggshells, and crush them into powder. Work approximately five crushed eggshells into the soil around every plant. Outdoor flowers, fruits, and vegetables will benefit greatly from this
homemade fertilizer.
Liquid Eggshell Fertilizer
If you'd rather feed your plants with
homemade liquid fertilizer, make a batch with empty eggshells. Simply boil twenty eggshells in a gallon of water for several minutes. Allow the eggshells to steep for eight hours before removing the shells. Store the
homemade liquid fertilizer in a covered container, and apply an adequate amount to outdoor plants, fruits, and vegetables once each week.
Milk
Milk is said to do a
body good, and milk is also good for plants. Milk contains the nitrogen-building protein that plants require. Give your plants a
healthy dose of nutrient-rich milk by mixing one part milk and four parts water. Feed plants approximately one cup of this
homemade fertilizer once a week for best results"
think this would work? Can you think of any homemade nutes?