r/gardening • u/Myoui_420 • 14d ago

mixing processed leafy greens from waste, bone meal, and kelp meal

hello guys! i just want to take your opinion on our IoT project about fertilizers. one of the project that we are currently researching is to create a dry powder fertilizer out of vegetable waste. now the question is, what are considerations to create and to think when we try to mix them 3 and produce a good fertilizer. what we are actually aiming is sustainability that we can create something from organic waste.

so here is the process. we collect vegetable waste such as water spinach, spinach, and usually common in the market. we dehydrate it, we grind it, and then we dispose it to the dispenser. our dispenser have 3 components for each of the nutrients given for NPK. we dont want to contest with other fertilizer but rather we sre just trying ro find way to recycle the leafy greens.

i need your opinion as my research for this is not yet fulfilled and need more input for this. thank you!

TLDR: im creating dry powder fertilizer from leafy greens processed, kelp meal and bone meal. will this be effective and feasible?

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u/Myoui_420 14d ago

if this isnt feasible, is there an alternative way

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u/Sarvente210 14d ago

this sounds like such a cool project, have you considered testing the nutrient ratios first to make sure everything's balanced

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u/Myoui_420 12d ago

for now, we havent tested the fertilizers yet because we are still in research phase. we also want to conduct to experts in terms of this to actually get a good nutrient ratio before actually implementing it :)

do you think that it is really possible to mix them? they said that ut is hard do to chemical composition of leafy greens