- Gather Nettles: Use gloves to harvest nettles from areas where they haven’t been exposed to chemicals or pesticides.
- Prepare the Container: Place the nettles in your container and pour in the water, ensuring the leaves are fully submerged.
- Steep the Mixture: Cover the container loosely and let it sit in a warm place for 1–2 weeks. Stir daily to accelerate the breakdown of the nettles. A strong, pungent smell indicates it’s fermenting properly.
- Strain and Use: Once the liquid is a dark brown color, strain out the leaves and transfer the liquid into a watering can or spray bottle. The fertilizer is ready for use.
Application Tips:
- Dilute Before Use: Mix 1 part nettle fertilizer with 10 parts water to avoid burning plant roots.
- Apply Regularly: Water your plants with nettle fertilizer every 2–3 weeks during the growing season.
- Use as a Foliar Spray: Spray it directly on leaves to supply plants with an instant nutrient boost and improve pest resistance.
How to Make Nettle Insecticide
Nettle’s unique scent and compounds can repel various pests, including aphids, spider mites, and caterpillars. This natural insecticide is safe for beneficial insects like ladybugs and bees, making it an excellent addition to an organic garden.
Ingredients:
- Fresh nettle leaves (about 500g)
- 5 liters of water
- Spray bottle
Instructions:
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