Cara Membuat Pestisida Organik Dari Kulit Bawang dan 3 Manfaat Untuk Tanaman

Summary

In this video, the presenter demonstrates how to create an organic onion skin pesticide to protect plants from pests, while also offering benefits like fertilization and growth stimulation. The process involves fermenting onion skins in water for 1-2 days, which is then used both as a natural pesticide and a mineral-rich fertilizer. The tutorial also emphasizes the importance of proper application techniques, such as spraying in the evening and using diluted solutions for fertilization. The video is a practical guide for gardeners seeking an eco-friendly solution to common plant issues.

Takeaways

• 😀 Onion peel-based pesticide is an effective, natural solution to combat pests in gardens.
• 😀 The pesticide serves three purposes: pest control, plant fertilization, and growth stimulation.
• 😀 Collect onion peels (from cooking) and soak them in water for 1-2 days to create the pesticide.
• 😀 The pesticide should be applied in the late afternoon to avoid sunburn on the plants.
• 😀 The solution works by disrupting the pests' digestive system, preventing them from eating the plants.
• 😀 Apply the pesticide every 3 days for preventive pest control, ensuring consistent protection for plants.
• 😀 The pesticide can be sprayed on the leaves, stems, and under the leaves, where pests often hide.
• 😀 After 24 hours of fermentation, the solution should appear cloudy and have a strong odor, indicating it's ready for use.
• 😀 To use the mixture as a fertilizer, dilute the fermented liquid with water and apply it to the soil around your plants.
• 😀 This organic pesticide is easy to make and doesn't require chemical ingredients, making it safe for home gardeners.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of using onion peel in this tutorial?

The main purpose of using onion peel in this tutorial is to create an organic pesticide that can help prevent pest damage to plants. It also serves as a fertilizer and growth stimulant for the plants.

How many benefits does the onion peel solution provide?

The onion peel solution provides three main benefits: as a pest controller, a fertilizer rich in nutrients, and a growth regulator or root stimulant.

What materials are required to make the organic pesticide from onion peel?

To make the organic pesticide, you need onion peel (a mixture of red onion and garlic peel), a plastic bottle, a funnel, and 1 liter of water.

How do you prepare the onion peel solution?

To prepare the solution, place the onion peel into the bottle, then add 1 liter of water. Shake the bottle to ensure the onion peel is submerged. Allow the mixture to ferment for 1-2 days in a shaded place.

What should you do after 24 hours of fermentation?

After 24 hours of fermentation, open the bottle, and you will notice that the liquid has become cloudy. You can now use the solution for its intended purposes.

How is the onion peel solution applied as an organic pesticide?

To apply the solution as a pesticide, pour it into a spray bottle and strain it to remove any solid pieces. Then, spray it evenly on the leaves, stems, and under the leaves of the plants in the late afternoon, ideally around 5 PM.

Why should the pesticide be sprayed in the afternoon?

The pesticide should be sprayed in the afternoon because spraying it during the day may cause the plant leaves to burn due to direct sunlight. The late afternoon provides a safer environment for application.

How often should the organic pesticide be applied to prevent pests?

The organic pesticide should be applied every three days to prevent pest attacks.

How does the onion peel solution affect pests?

The onion peel solution works by disrupting the pest's digestion, which makes them lose their appetite and stop feeding on the plants that have been sprayed with the solution.

How is the onion peel solution used as a fertilizer?

To use the solution as a fertilizer, dilute the fermented onion peel solution with water (using a 1:1 ratio if it's too concentrated) and then water the plants around the roots and soil.