Banana water 

Adding banana water to your plants can be a simple yet effective way to boost their growth and overall health. By soaking banana peels in water, you can create a nutrient-rich solution that can also be used as a fertilizer for your plants. Start by collecting banana peels from ripe bananas. Cut the banana peels into small pieces and place the banana peels in a container, such as a jar or bucket, and cover them with water. Allow the banana peels to soak in the water for at least 24 hours, though leaving them for up to a week can further extract nutrients. After soaking, filter the banana water to remove the solid pieces of peel, leaving behind a nutrient-rich liquid fertilizer. Now, use the banana water to water your plants as you would with regular water, ensuring that the soil is evenly moistened.

Composting your bananas  

Adding bananas to your compost pile is something you won’t regret. You should really consider incorporating bananas into your compost pile because they’re a composting powerhouse! These versatile fruits offer a wealth of organic matter that greatly accelerates the decomposition process. With their rich organic matter, banana peels turbocharge the decomposition process, breaking down quickly and efficiently. As they decompose, they infuse your compost with essential nutrients, creating a nutrient-rich soil conditioner that will supercharge the health and vitality of your garden. By adding bananas to your compost, you’re not only reducing kitchen waste, but also producing top-quality compost that will nourish your plants. So next time you peel a banana, think twice before tossing away the peel – your garden will thank you for it!