Tools: liquid fertilizer, mixed soil, banana peel powder, bury banana peel in the soil and wipe the leaves before sowing.

1, liquid fertilizer. Liquid fertilizer is the water used to make banana peel. Specific reference can be made to the following practices: cut the leftover banana peel into small pieces, put it in a transparent jar, then add some clear water, let the banana peel soak in clear water for about two days, and water the flowers with banana oil. The flowers watered by banana oil grow well.

2. Mix with soil. I'm not talking about throwing the banana peel directly into the flowerpot. We cut the banana peel into small pieces first, then prepare some soil, put the banana peel and soil in a larger pot, wait for the banana peel to dissolve in the soil, and then put the soil in the flowerpot. That's all.

3. Banana peel powder. Dry the leftover banana peel, then grind it into powder, and then mix the banana peel powder into the flowerpot.

4. Bury the banana peel in the soil before sowing. When the seeds germinate, you can absorb nutrients from the banana peel. Be sure to bury the banana peel deeper here. If buried shallowly, it may lead to seed necrosis.

5. Wipe the leaves. Banana peel contains natural oil, which can be used to wipe leaves, make them shiny, and prevent insects.