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After reading about banana peels helping roses, wonder what effect they would have on houseplants - would they have an adverse reaction to the plant? Thanking in advance for any help.
Maggie
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RE: Banana Peel For House Plants?
banana peels can also polish your green indoor plants,the inside of the peel.Living in FL.we put the peels outside on Staghorns.
RE: Banana Peel For House Plants?
Banana trees in the wild digest the rotted fruit and the potassium helps the trees produce more fruit. If you have a potted banana tree in your home, it is a good idea to feed it in this way every once in a while. I don't know if this applies to all house plants but potassium is contained in plant food.
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Post By Rose Elsaeidi (Guest Post)
(03/22/2006)
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I heard that it adds potassium to the leaves when you use it to clean the leaves, I am not sure if this true
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Post By (Guest Post)
(11/04/2004)
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I pureed a banana peel in 4 cups water and put a bit on several different houseplants. So far, I've had no adverse affects. I did use an organic peel so I can't comment on one that has the fungicides and mold-retardants on it.
Rene
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