Cucumbers gone wild, Cucumbers are growing like crazy since I gave them this liquid

Cucumbers gone wild, Cucumbers are growing like crazy since I gave them this liquid
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A lot of people grow cucumbers in their gardens because they are great in salads. The plant needs to be watered often because its roots are not as deep as tomato plants'. For cucumbers to grow well, they also need good food.
That being said, let me show you what I've found to be the best natural fertilizer for cucumbers. Sometimes I also put it on tomatoes. I mix two things together to make a solution. I start by putting 1 liter of milk into the tank. After that, I put in 10 grams of dry yeast. I mix it all together well until the yeast is well mixed in.
I put this milk and yeast mix into a bucket of water after 10 minutes. It's about 15 liters all together. The mixture made this way is used to water cucumbers and tomatoes every two weeks. If you are only using milk and not yeast, mix it with water 1 to 1. Every two weeks, cucumbers are fertilized.
It might seem a little odd, but milk has many nutrients that plants need to grow, like nitrogen, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, and trace elements like magnesium and sulfur. These nutrients are very important for many things plants do, like photosynthesis, cell growth, and flowering. On the other hand, yeast has proteins, vitamins, and good microorganisms like bacteria and fungi that can make the soil more fertile and improve plant health.

[@1990smitch]

Will this work on other plants like peppers and okra?

[@taslimaslifeinhome2564]

Very helpful vidio 👍

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[@michaellovetere8033]

Shouldn't you add sugar to activate the yeast?

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How long can you store the fertilizer in the bucket before it goes bad?

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[@FREEFILMSALEX]

You sound legit but... You used straight cold water. Shouldn't it be at least room-temperature?

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