1. Create organic bio-degradable compost & fertilizer from it.

Take all food leftovers and put in a separate trash-bin. When full empty it into a pre-digged large hole in your backyard/garden or compost bin. After a month or 3, depending on temperatures, humidity, organic material used etc, it should look more or less like soil in the compost hole / bin. Of course if you keep adding material, the soil will be at the older level meaning the bottom of the hole / bin. It is best to have several holes / bins and fill one up one by one and let them do their work. Add a large amount of earthworms to speed up process - they are easily found in your gardens soil just dig a bit.

Once you got the compost-soil, fill a large sock with a good amount of it, tie it up and put it in a bucket of water - pull it up and down some just as you would with a tea bag. Then let it sit there for a day. The next day the water should be very dark brown colored. Fill this natural homemade organic fertilizer into appropriate bottles / cans / containers of your choice. Store in a dark and cold place.

Feed plants with a 50-50 mix of this nutrional fertilizer every 2nd or 3rd watering.

2. Heat water, add a couple spoons of molasses per bottle you intend to fill, and add urine to 1/5th part of the bottles volume. This will provide more easy access for microbes that are beneficial for the plants, in addition to nitrogene which the plants also love. If you have a plant that looks a bit "down" with yellowing leaves etc, try give him alittle of this mix and see the results of recovering after a couple days. Feed this to plants about every 4th to 5th watering.

3. Create extra carbondioxide (CO2) for your plants. This alone can boost the growth and make them twice as fast growing.

Simply take several bottles, or larger container of your choice, and add 1 cup sugar to every 2 liters warm water along with 1 spoon yeast. I personally recommand adding some cut up / blended fruits as well such as apples, grapes, oranges, as this procedure will produce alcohol and with fruits in you will get some wine as an additional bonus.

Once ingredients are mixed (remember using warm water) in your bottle / container of choice, put a lid on tightly and pin a small hole in the lid. The hole will release the CO2 gasses and is a MUST even if you just want to make wine and not use the gasses for the plants, as without the hole the bottle WILL explode and you will have a mess. The hole should be about needle sized, so using a needle to pin a hole is fine.

Now place these bottles or containers with the lids with their holes around your plants. A suggestion is to connect a hose to the top lid and leading the hose into the plant area so you can have larger containers & bottles in a different nearby location.

This will ferment and create CO2 for 1-2 weeks. After 2 weeks max you should take the contents of the bottles and change and do the same procedure to create more CO2. If you want to save the alcohol / wine you make by this carefully siphon out the liquid leaving a small part with the yeast solids and fruit parts at bottom. You may need to filter it first to discard fruit solids, and then let it sit for a while to make the yeast solids sink back to the bottom before siphoning off.

If you want good instructions on making wine or other alcohol simply google "brewing wine" , "brewing beer", "brewing alcohol" etc and you can use any recipe you find just make sure to lead the releasing gas to your plants.

These bottles or containers should be shaken once or twice a day - remember holding a finger on the hole in the lid when doing this or it will get splashy.

The bottles or containers should NOT be filled completely, leave about 1/5th space empty as it will foam and bubble during fermentation and you dont want that spilling out.

- Conclusion:

Either one of these 3 steps alone will greatly enhance your plants and make them healthier and grow better. Combining all 3 are excellent and will speed up growing with up to 3 times faster , maybe even more, and the plants will be much stronger, healthier, producing better yields and more potent buds.

As a sidenote, the crap from earthworms contains excellent nutrition and natural growth hormones which are excellent for plants, so try get a large bunch of them into step 1 to further increase the quality of the compost-fertilizer.

Good luck to anyone dreaming about this.
mahavatar Reviewed by mahavatar on . Super-boost for plants: Grows 2-3 times faster, healthier & more potent. 1. Create organic bio-degradable compost & fertilizer from it. Take all food leftovers and put in a separate trash-bin. When full empty it into a pre-digged large hole in your backyard/garden or compost bin. After a month or 3, depending on temperatures, humidity, organic material used etc, it should look more or less like soil in the compost hole / bin. Of course if you keep adding material, the soil will be at the older level meaning the bottom of the hole / bin. It is best to have several Rating: 5