“Growing by leaps and bounds”... Many gardeners use this expression to describe the rapid growth and development of a particular garden crop.
It turns out that in some cases the word “how” may be superfluous.
In other words, yeast can actually be used as a fertilizer.
Example: yeast feeding can have a very positive effect on tomatoes.
How to Make and Use Yeast Fertilizer for Tomatoes
Take a standard bucket, fill it almost completely with plain water, add a packet of dry yeast and granulated sugar (2 tbsp.)
Mix the contents of the container well and leave it for several hours.
The prepared liquid must be diluted with plain water five times.
The result will be a product that you can water your tomatoes with.
Yeast is a source of vitamins, as well as potassium, phosphorus and magnesium components.
In other words, thanks to such feeding the plant will receive many important compounds and microelements.
Tomato growth will accelerate, the crop will acquire protection from pests and diseases, and the fruits will acquire a brighter taste.
