@thepitofdespair
this is like a compost tea! i have an extra bucket outside where i chuck all my plant trimmings. originally it was just overflow that i couldn’t fit into my compost tumblr, but after a few months of rain and snow, it is quite a stinky brew indeed lol. i dumped the water onto my wildflower bed and hopefully it’ll give them a little kick start! i certainly wouldn’t bring it indoors though, it’s way too stinky for that 😂
@Alessio_ok
You're basically just preparing a cannibal tea for your plants
@rogueshadow_3268
Gave this a try, evidently either my bottle or cuttings weren’t clean enough since I just got scared shitless by the bottle randomly popping from some form of fermentation. Glad I used a corked bottle so that shot out instead of bursting the glass
@katherine9026
Will certainly try your plant juice. I laughed when you said make sure you have something under the strainer to catch the liquid, as I instantly remembered when as a young wife and had spent all day making homemade chicken soup only to strain it into the sink and down the drain. I was wishing for an ‘undo’ button for sure. Nice to know I’m doing the same thing here in small town NJ, USA as someone so far away.
@nnagle9224
I never thought of this for indoor plants. Thanks for the inspiration.
@NinaPellerine
I just love how you use cute little sayings and how you explain things in great detail. You're amazing
@SeenD
The kitchen sieve comment is important! Was making gravy once, with pieces of chicken and roasted veggies, it was done, so I drained it with a sieve right in the kitchen sink....
@BeckyW-c9r
This was inspiring and not just the same old thing, and well put together Thanks!
@bradg4562
Congrats on the new digs. It looks beautiful.
@lindapawlowski7720
Cannot wait to try this!
@PinkUrbanOasis
Interesting idea. Never heard of it before.
@mn4169
I have done this in the garden. But now, I will do this in the house. What a great and cheap idea. Thank you🍀☘🍁🌵
@pimpozza
Love this tip! 👍 Love your Harry Potter cupboard too.. 🤗
@cristinapecorilla6436
Wow that's just lovely ❤ I wonder if I could do something similar with remainings of vegetables or fruits peel too 🤔
@albaniacollado9649
Hello like always love your videos and definitely will make this one .I always do everything you recommend.sending you and your family lots of blessings and positive vibes 🙏💕
@gamerperson9545
I take all these cut leaves etc and keep in a big planter and add a layer when preparing a pot. GRT way to replenish old soil as this also acts as a slow release fertilizer
@AdelineDurie
This is genius!! I am definitely going to do this.
@pamp3445
You are the Plant Whisperer! I love you and your videos!
@FrancneQuan
So glad you made this video- learned something new!
@SheffieldMadePlants