If you're a gardener like me, maybe you've seen the newest trend going around "garden Twitter" and other social media sites: banana peel water. No, not to drink. To feed your plants. The idea is ...

Get Reader’s Digest’s Read Up newsletter for more plant tips, cleaning, humor, travel, tech and fun facts all week long. Banana water is water that is steeped in banana peels. It’s simple ...

A keen gardener has shared her "brilliant" hack for growing peace lilies, and all it requires is a banana peel and a little ...

If it is growing fast, you can give it a bit more plant food.” You can soak, boil or bake banana peels to make the homemade ...

The skins we simply peel off and discard ... Mix one cup of banana skin compost tea into four litres of water. Apply at the base of your plants and watch them come to life! It is especially ...

Use this to water your planets. The added nutrients from the banana will keep your plants growing strong. You can make banana vinegar from the peels that can then be added to salads and vegetables.

Orchids are one of the most popular houseplants due to their beautiful flowers, but getting them to bloom can be tricky if they have not been fed the right fertiliser. It is important that an ...

Strain banana peel water into a mug or teacup and drink ... have been identified as antimicrobial activities of parts of the banana plant. According to registered dietitian, Elyse Homan, bananas ...

Scientists are reimagining the food system, turning to fungal fermentation as a sustainable method for transforming food ...

Stephanie Stephenson, author of Rose Gardening, explains that this recent trend is largely due to the fact that "making banana peel water is easy and simple ... not to mention that it is a natural ...