Egg shells for fertilizer

May 11, 2009 by Ponn Sabra

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I knew there had to be some practical use for all the egg shells than just throwing them away.

So, we sun-dry our week’s egg shells, crush them in the blender and have a nice fertilizer for our vegetable garden, thanks to Jack Rella’s Do it Yourself Garden Fertilizer article.

We tried the milk-water once too.

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5 Comments on "Egg shells for fertilizer"

  1. zay cannon on Wed, 21st Oct 2009 12:47 pm 

    this dosnt help ay all doshbag

  2. Hunter Summey on Wed, 21st Oct 2009 12:56 pm 

    Yea it did

  3. ANA on Wed, 21st Oct 2009 12:59 pm 

    THIS IS NOT TRUE I TRAID IT ONCE

  4. Armantae Mckinney lil b on Wed, 21st Oct 2009 1:00 pm 

    i just want to say who is ana

  5. Ponn Sabra on Sat, 31st Oct 2009 1:46 pm 

    Overall, I have to say it worked beautifully for us. I used it for our garden bean seeds. Of the 3 seeds we planted: carrots, garden beans and cucumbers, only the garden beans grew and we delicious. Then, all the horrible summer rains took over, and gardening for the rest of the summer didn’t go well.

    Thanks for everyone’s input.

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