Thanks, Michelle. I am looking forward to the ebook on composting. I am going to share this information with a lady I used to work with. She was telling me about the compost bin they have. Is the compost banana tea safe for all plants? I don’t want to kill anything with too much of a good thing. I will be taking the banana peels out in the morning. Have a great and blessed week.

You may wanna use a rock or something on top of the peels to keep them under the water. Then in 2 days, voila–wonderful plant food! Bananas are full of potassium, and rich in phosphorus, both of which are key ingredients in good, rich soil. I have a free ebook all about composting that I hope to add to my subscriber resource library one day soon; watch for it, I’m sure you’ll love it!

I have a few banana peels from some I froze for smoothies. I will put them in the water now. Thanks.

There is indeed Rebecca!! I was actually going to show everyone on facebook this week how I make mine. It’s super easy and the plants LOVE it. I soak a few banana peels in a mason jar full of water for a few days. That’s it… Easy Peasy. Let me know if you try it!

I totally understand where you’re coming from. Before moving to our 14-acre homestead, we living on .2 acres. Yes, 2/10s of an acre. And I too thought composting was impossible so I never even tried. But there are other ways of doing it, and it can definitely be done on tiny plots of land. I’ll mention other options in the upcoming composting series. I hope one intrigues you and works for you because composting has become one of my biggest gardening joys, for sure.

Oh my gosh, Kathi, you and I would be truly dangerous composters together! I love your story!! Thank you for making me feel a little less “crazy” or at least “crazy with company.” 🙂

I’m looking forward to the rest of the posts in your series.