natural fertiliser

Urban gardener Anupama Desai from Surat swears by a simple, no-fuss compost trick that uses just watermelon rinds and water — and takes only 3 days.

Prepare zero-cost fertilisers and fungicides using cow dung, cow urine, and plant extracts. These natural solutions enhance growth and protect crops without chemicals.

Instead of tossing out watermelon rinds, gardeners can use them to make excellent compost. Surat-based urban gardener Anupama Desai shares tips.

Delhi-based Rashmi Shukla's terrace garden is a mini forest of 700 plants like marigold, dahlia, lemon trees, pomegranate, chikoo, herbs, vegetables and other vines.

You are throwing away organic fertilisers rich in potassium, calcium and phosphorous. Here's how you can easily utilise them

Plants in need of nourishment? We have a trick to utilize your wet waste even if you haven't started composting! #GrowOrganic

After Prabhakar Mankoji from Karnataka used vermicompost in his farm to practice organic farming, the soil quality improved and food output doubled!