The calcium in banana peels is another superstar nutrient that gives plants a developmental edge. Gardening expert Drew Swainston of Homes & Gardens shared: "That makes them a good fertilizer for ...

Many say 'banana tea' is a natural fertiliser for your plants, produced from the leftover skins you'd be tempted to chuck in the bin (stock image) ...

Lifestyle; Gardening; Plantlife; Gardeners urged to blend up banana peels for instant benefits to plants Before you toss your unwanted banana skin in the bin, a garden expert has recommended ...

Being nutrient-rich, banana skins make for an excellent source of natural fertiliser for plants and gardens. They provide plants with potassium, phosphorous, calcium and magnesium.

The theory is that you leave them to soak, remove the skins, and voila – you’ve got some nutrient-rich banana water. However, the plant-friendly potassium (and other good compounds) aren’t ...

There are a few different ways cash-savvy Brits fans could try to create banana skin fertiliser - and they're all super easy too Credit: Getty. When it comes to fertilisers, many green-fingered ...

There are a few different ways cash-savvy Brits fans could try to create banana skin fertiliser - and they're all super easy too Credit: Getty. When it comes to fertilisers, many green-fingered ...

The theory is that you leave them to soak, remove the skins, and voila – you’ve got some nutrient-rich banana water.However, the plant-friendly potassium (and other good compounds) aren’t released ...

If you’ve ever tried growing tomatoes, you’ll know that the tasty fruits are hard-earned. Between tomato-hungry pests, struggling stems, and poorly-developed fruit, it can be hard to know what to do ...