AnimalMother1974
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Particularly foliar fed banana tea? Banana peel boiled, strained and added to water, sprayed all over the leaves. Apparently a banana peel contains NPK 0-3-42
Anyone here use banana tea for potassium boost?
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Tyleb173rd
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0-3-42? Damn.....
psychedelicdaddi
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I ferment them and spray that. Kombucha scoby.
I spray 1:100 in water. Or a little hotter in soil tea. Works good. Mine doesn't burn my leaves, even at 100% concentration and works to prevent PM. I must filter the liquid for a spray though and rinst out the sprayer after or the Kombucha will grow into the tube and solidify to a jelly.
I spray 1:100 in water. Or a little hotter in soil tea. Works good. Mine doesn't burn my leaves, even at 100% concentration and works to prevent PM. I must filter the liquid for a spray though and rinst out the sprayer after or the Kombucha will grow into the tube and solidify to a jelly.
ShLUbY
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i dont know how effective boiling is as far as releasing potassium from the actual banana peel... that would be the first thing i would address. As another poster stated, fermenting it would be more applicable IMO
Raven121415
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I caused a K tox in my last grow by fermenting 4 banana peels @ 1 gal. I applied 1 qt of that soil drench per 5 gal bucket. Just my personal experience.
AnimalMother1974
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AnimalMother1974
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I want to hear @Uncle Ben 's take on fermented plant juice as a fertilizer
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