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Copycat Miracle-Grow Plant Food

May 11, 2018 by Robin 4 Comments

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Homemade Plant Food that gives you results that are similar to Miracle-Grow. This DIY Project only takes a couple of minutes and a few simple ingredients all of which will produce some really lush plants. 

This Homemade Plant Food is a simple DIY project that only takes a couple of minutes and a few common ingredients all of which will produce some really lush plants.

Plants are living organisms and need to be fed in order to survive. There are several unconventional ways that you could give your plants the nourishment they crave, like using tea, coffee, milk or even coke. They all do a pretty good job, but they don’t hold a candle to fertilizers like Miracle-Grow. Fertilizers like this can get pretty pricey, at least more pricey than those cheap unconventional methods. That’s why making it your self is the way to go.

Homemade Plant Food

Ingredients:
1 gallon water
4 tablespoons Epsom salt
4 teaspoons baking soda
2 teaspoons ammonia
4 drops blue food coloring (optional)

Directions:
1. Mix all of ingredients together in a gallon size jug.
2. Use once a month by combining 1 cup of the mixture with 1 gallon of water.

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This Homemade Plant Food is a simple DIY project that only takes a couple of minutes and a few common ingredients all of which will produce some really lush plants.

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Filed Under: DIY/Decorating, Frugal Tips, Gardening Tagged With: copycat, diy project, garden, outdoors

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  1. Emily says

    May 16, 2018 at 1:40 am

    Brilliant!!! Thanks for sharing at wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop!!!
    ~Emily @ LeCultivateur.com

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