Turn Weeds into Fermented Fertilizer | PNW

Did you know that weeds like stinging nettle, dandelion, thistle, and even plain old grass can be some of the best ingredients for homemade fertilizer? In today’s video, I’m sharing my go-to method for making fermented weed fertilizer — an incredibly effective, all-natural boost for your garden that’s totally free and easy to make.

I’ll walk you through the entire process step by step, from harvesting plant material to fermenting it into a stinky but powerful brew. You’ll learn how to use weeds to create a mineral-rich fertilizer that supports healthy soil and vigorous plant growth — no synthetic inputs required.

We’ll cover:
• The best weeds to use (my favorite is stinging nettle!)
• How to prepare and ferment your mixture
• What signs to look for to know when it’s ready
• How to dilute and apply your fertilizer
• Tips for safe use and storage

This stuff has completely transformed the way I feed my garden, especially during the growing season here in the Pacific Northwest. It’s loaded with nutrients, easy to whip up, and a great way to turn a garden problem (weeds!) into a garden solution.

Whether you’re growing vegetables, berries, or flowers, this fermented fertilizer is a game-changer. Your plants will thank you — and I promise, once you get used to the smell, you’ll love it as much as I do.

Happy Gardening!!

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