Preparing your compost and using it to enrich the soil is a brilliant idea for those who are considering or have begun organic farming.
It is the most convenient method of supplying nutrients to plants. It also saves money and aids in the most environmentally friendly disposal of kitchen waste. Although the basic procedure remains the same, there are several ways to make compost.
Gardeners have control over what goes into the compost and what does not. Deepak Kushwaha, a terrace garden expert from Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh, demonstrates how to make compost from potato peels.
We always take care of the plants, but we don’t take as much care of the soil. It is critical to assist the soil in obtaining essential nutrients, which will aid in the growth of a plant. Otherwise, crops may die or yields will be reduced,” Deepak says
It’s been 2 years Deepak is in gardening and is delighted to state that he only buys vegetables from the market on rare occasions.
He plants brinjal, tomato, bitter gourd, and okra, and one tomato plant yielded 15 to 20 kg.
Deepak’s youtube channel has more than 4 lakh subscribers
In April 2020, he launched a YouTube channel called Terrace and Gardening to give plant-care advice. The channel now has more than 4 lakh subscribers. One of Deepak’s key advice is to keep a well-kept compost pit. He claims that it is inexpensive and simple to do. Compost manure, unlike chemical fertilizers, has no negative impact on the environment. It also helps to improve the flavor and health benefits of crops.
Deepak’s key advice is to keep a well-kept compost pit-
One of Deepak’s key advice is to keep a well-kept compost pit. He claims that it is inexpensive and simple to do. Compost manure, unlike chemical fertilizers, has no negative impact on the environment. It also helps to improve the flavor and health benefits of crops.
Potatoes are a popular vegetable that may always be found in the refrigerator
“Potato skins play an important role in plant growth. Potassium, magnesium, phosphorus, and a variety of vitamins are abundant in the peels.
All of these nutrients help our plants develop faster. The composts can be applied to any plant at any time of year.
