Root rose marcots with the help of banana peel!

Banana peel, like its pulp, is rich in potassium, an important trace element both for the human body and for the plants in our gardens. Dry banana peels all winter. In early spring, grind or shred them and use them as humus or fertilizer when planting new plants and seeding to ensure optimal development. Many varieties of roses and other plants, such as ferns, can still take advantage of the nutrients contained in banana peels: just sprinkle them with grated banana peels. And when you want to get pink marcots, wrap the dissected spots with banana peel to help future plants quickly develop healthy roots.

YOU NEED:

-a plastic bottle, with a volume of 500 ml;

-a cutter;

– fresh banana peel;

– garden soil;

-Waterfall;

-2 plastic necklaces (mice).

METHOD:

1. Using the cutter, cut the plastic bottle in half (crosswise). Then remove the mouth of the bottle and cut its upper half lengthwise.

2.Cut the walls and half of the bottom of the bottle bottom in the longitudinal direction (continuously).

3.Choose the stem from which you will harvest the marcot: it must be at least 20 cm long. Using the disinfected cutter, remove part of the shell at the base of the future marcote: 2-3 mm in circumference and approximately 10 mm in the longitudinal direction (only on one side).

4. Remove the banana peel. And the trebuie is enough to cover the areas sectioned by tulpinii.

5.Account the details of the banana plug.

6. Remove the lower part of the plastic sticle from the tulpin, as long as the section is cut to the inside (about 1.5-2 cm never close to the upper edge). Sprijiniți-o pe la ramură laterală never groasă.