5 easy ways to nourish your plants at home with natural fertilizer
1. Turn your food waste into plant food
1. Turn your food waste
into plant food
Traditionally, composting requires time and space. With Lomi, you can convert food scraps into nutrient-rich fertilizer, we call it Lomi Earth, in under 24 hours—without smells, pests, or mess.
HOW IT WORKS: Fill the Lomi bucket, add a Lomi Pod, and run the Grow Mode cycle. Mix your Lomi Earth with soil to nourish your plants.
BENEFITS: Lomi Earth is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and sodium, so it’s ideal for plants. For best results, mix Lomi Earth with soil in a 1:10 ratio.
2. Boost plants with
coffee grounds
2. Boost plants with coffee grounds
Reuse coffee grounds to enrich soil, especially for acid-loving plants like azaleas. Spread them over your garden soil or mix them into your compost.
BENEFITS: Rich in nitrogen, coffee grounds promote healthy plant growth and are easy to incorporate into your routine.
FYI: Lomi loves coffee grounds!
3. Use Grass Clippings as Fertilizer
3. Use Grass Clippings as Fertilizer
Grass clippings from your lawn can provide essential nutrients and improve soil moisture. Spread them around your garden and cover lightly with dirt.
BENEFITS: Adds essential nitrogen and potassium, blocks weeds, and improves moisture retention in the soil.
FYI: Lomi loves grass clippings + yard waste!
4. Strengthen your garden with banana peels
4. Strengthen your garden with banana peels
Banana peels are an excellent natural fertilizer for your garden, providing a simple, eco-friendly way to strengthen your plants health without chemicals.
HOW IT WORKS: Chop up banana peels and bury them in your vegetable garden, covering them with a thick layer of dirt to prevent pests. For an extra nutrient boost, use compost instead of garden soil to cover the peels.
BENEFITS: Banana peels are rich in potassium, which strengthens plant roots, boosts disease resistance, and improves drought tolerance.
5. Neutralize PH with leftover egg shells
5. Neutralize PH with leftover egg shells
It’s commonly known that the inside of an egg is packed with protein but did you know that its shell is actually a great source of potassium and calcium carbonate?
HOW IT WORKS: Once you have collected 6-12 dried egg shells, grind them into a fine powder using either a mortar and pestle or a food processor. Add a light top-layer of egg shell powder to your plant’s soil.
BENEFITS: If your soil is overly-acidic, calcium in the egg shells will help neutralize its pH level.
FYI: Lomi loves egg shells!
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Food Recycler
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Improved App Experience
Smart cycles™ + self cleaning
Large 3L bucket (dishwasher safe)
Quieter
Improved App Experience
Smart cycles™ + self cleaning
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Absolutely amazing! It's magical how such a large volume of food waste can be converted into such a small amount of soil, in such a short period of time!
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