10 Surprising Ways to Use Banana Peels You Never Knew About

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1. Brighten Your Houseplants

If your indoor plants are looking a bit dusty and dull, don’t reach for a chemical leaf shine. The inner side of a banana peel is an excellent, natural tool for cleaning and polishing large-leafed plants like Monsteras or Fiddle Leaf Figs. The oils and soft texture of the peel effectively lift dust while leaving behind a healthy, subtle glow that helps the plant breathe and photosynthesize more efficiently.

Simply take a fresh peel and gently rub the fleshy white side over the surface of each leaf. You will notice the dust clinging to the peel immediately, and the natural waxes in the skin will provide a protective, shiny finish. This method is much safer for the plant than commercial oils, which can sometimes clog the leaf’s pores (stomata). Plus, your plants get a tiny boost of nutrients through the leaves in the process.

Accident at a Speed of 20 km/h of the 1930s

What do you think was the situation on the roads and accident statistics in the 1930s? How was car safety ensured? And how many people died in car accidents in those days and now? Little by little about everything in this photo compilation from places of accidents that occurred about 100 years ago!

Coronavirus for the Good! The Extraordinary Effect of Quarantine on Nature …

Now many people compare the coronavirus pandemic to World War. In just a few months, global quarantine managed to stir up the economies and health systems of many countries, but at the same time significantly affected the environmental situation in the world. “The planet is being cleared!”, shout scientists and ecologists from all sources. How exactly does this process occur and in what way is it manifested? We will talk about the positive impact of quarantine on nature in today's selection of facts ...