Cucumbers are plants that need moisture and nutrients, so we recommend that you find out what to water these plants with to get a generous harvest.
Yeast
Yeast-based fertilizer enriches cucumbers with phosphorus, nitrogen, iron and manganese. To prepare the solution, take 10 g of dry yeast per 10-liter bucket of water, add 2 tablespoons of sugar and leave the solution in a warm place for a day. The consumption of fertilizer per bush is 1 liter per root. Feed cucumbers with this solution three times with an interval of 3 weeks.
Onion
Thanks to the fertilizer based on lush onions, cucumbers grow actively and are protected from pests, spider mites and fungal diseases. To prepare the fertilizer, fill a three-liter jar halfway with onion peel and add water. Cover with a lid and leave for 5 days, stirring occasionally. Before watering, dilute the product with water in a ratio of 1:10. Feed cucumbers twice a week.
chicken manure
It is rich in phosphorus and nitrogen and has a positive effect on the soil composition. To prepare it, fill the manure with water in the ratio. 1:20 and then leave for 3 days in a dark place. Then strain and dilute with water in the ratio. 1:10. The consumption per plant will be 0.5 liters. Feed cucumbers with this product 2 weeks after planting, during flowering, and also during the fruiting period.
iodine
Iodine-based fertilizers affect the intensive growth of cucumbers and increase productivity. To prepare the solution, add 30 drops of iodine to a 10-liter bucket of water. The recommended intake is 1 liter of solution per bush. Feed your cucumbers with this fertilizer every 2 weeks.
ash
This is a fertilizer that contains potassium, phosphorus, calcium, iron, magnesium and zinc. To prepare the solution, add 2 tablespoons of booger per 1 liter of water. Feed cucumbers with this fertilizer about 5 times per season, at any stage of the plant’s growing season.
