Dig a small hole, about 6–8 inches deep.
Bury the banana whole or in pieces, including the peel.
Cover with soil and water lightly.
Observe for 7 days.
Expected Results After 7 Days
The banana begins to break down and blend with the soil.
Increased presence of worms and beneficial insects.
The surrounding soil feels richer and more fragrant.
Plants nearby may show improved growth and vitality if buried near roots.
Tips for Best Results
Avoid burying too close to plant stems to prevent rot.
Chop the banana into smaller pieces for faster decomposition.
Combine with other compostable materials for extra soil enrichment.
Conclusion
Burying a banana is an easy, natural, and effective way to enrich your soil, encourage earthworm activity, and promote healthier plants—all within a week. Next time you have a banana peel, consider giving your garden this natural boost!
