In this video, you’ll learn how to make a powerful liquid fertilizer and mild insect repellent using simple kitchen waste—orange peels and compost tea. Instead of throwing orange peels away, we turn them into a natural plant tonic that helps nourish plants, improve leaf health, support soil microbes, and repel common garden pests. This homemade solution is easy, budget-friendly, and completely organic, making it perfect for vegetables, houseplants, fruit plants, and garden beds. The natural oils in orange peels help discourage insects, while compost tea adds beneficial microorganisms that improve soil health and plant growth. You’ll see the full step-by-step process, including how to blend and ferment orange peels, how to filter the liquid properly, and how to combine it with compost tea for the best results. This liquid can be used as a foliar spray or as a soil drench, giving your plants gentle nutrition without harsh chemicals. If you’re looking for a natural way to feed plants, reduce pests, save money, and recycle kitchen waste, this method is simple, effective, and beginner-friendly. Use it every 7–10 days and watch your plants grow healthier with fewer insects. 🌱 Natural gardening made easy ♻️ Turn kitchen waste into garden nutrition 🐜 Mild pest control without chemicals #homegardening #organicgardening #backyardgardening #beginnergardener #compost #garden #bonemeal #cocopeat #gardenbed #orangepeels
