Natural Plant Fertilizers

@ayuzawa (436)
Philippines
July 11, 2018 10:08pm CST
Some of the plants I have at home loves an acidic and alkaline soil. One of the Alkaline loving soil plant I have is lavender. Yesterday I was cleaning my metal kettle, I think it's an aluminum one. There is this white residue that was sticking on the walls and bottom inside. It's like a chalky sediments that seems accumulated for quite a while now. Some hardened and some can be removed easily. I decided to put it in a container and can tell it's quite a handful already. I wonder, can I feed my alkaline loving soil plants with this thing? I have read somewhere online about this so long ago but couldn't recall anymore. Is there anyone who tried this before? And what are some homemade natural plant fertilizers you can recommend?
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Jessa Bumagat
@Jessabuma (31700)
• Baguio, Philippines
12 Jul 18
I have never tried it before.. I used to use animal waste for fertilizer before.
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yumi87
@ayuzawa (436)
• Philippines
12 Jul 18
yes i do my compost and feed them on my plants.
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Jessa Bumagat
@Jessabuma (31700)
• Baguio, Philippines
12 Jul 18
@ayuzawa yes, it's good fertilizer
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yumi87
@ayuzawa (436)
• Philippines
12 Jul 18
@Jessabuma i also water them with the water i boil with eggs and vegetables
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Icydoll
@Icydoll (36717)
• India
12 Jul 18
We used only vegetables peels and eggs as fertilizer
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yumi87
@ayuzawa (436)
• Philippines
12 Jul 18
yes they are good. i keep my dried leaves mixed with vegetable and fruit scraps for composting and i save egg shells for my plants that loves higher soil ph.
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yumi87
@ayuzawa (436)
• Philippines
12 Jul 18
@Icydoll i put them on my plants to prevent snails or slugs
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Icydoll
@Icydoll (36717)
• India
12 Jul 18
@ayuzawa yes egg shells works well
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