Plant nutrition with the Towa Golden Jug - combined watering can and pot!

The gold jug, the pee jug, the gold water pot, the gold water jug, watering can, gold water bucket, Kultakannu in Finnish, vannkanne for gold vann in Norwegian.

KYour child has many names. I think we can call her anything, but the registered trademark is Guldkannan Towa (Guldkannan because it's a water jug ​​for gold water and Towa because in Swedish we abbreviate toilet as toa, but she can't be called that) in Swedish and The Towa (definite form for there is only one Guldkanna and Towa = ad to water) in other countries.

Jug, pot or bucket

Jug for golden water, pot for golden water or bucket for golden water. Choose a Gold Jug and you have everything in one. Also perfect as a compost bucket, then you can water with the leachate directly from the tap. Smells significantly worse than gold water but is good for the earth.

Content in urine is water as well as urea, ammonium, potassium, phosphorus and creatine. Exactly what the plants want and need for good growth. These are substances used in industry, including in cleaning and beauty. In the past, urine was a highly valued resource.

The recipe is simple. The proportions in gold water are en part kiss and five to fifteen share water. But it is about which plant, which time of the season, which plant location or if it is planting in a pot. Like all fertilizers, it can become too strong, it can "burn". As you can see, for example, when the dog has peed several times in the same place, then it can turn yellow. Tip is to water more. Get to know your plants and your soil.

Golden water indoors, oh my, all plants do well with golden water, but indoors you can dilute it with fifteen parts water and replant the plants in the spring. In containers and pots, the soil gets "tired" and deposits such as salts remain.

Golden water on the balcony for a good harvest and beautiful flowers. You can use golden water in pots, boxes, containers, flower beds, and just about anywhere. One part urine mixed with five to fifteen parts water is called golden water. Free and always close at hand. No other nutrition is needed, whatever you have in your flower box, pot or garden. Trees, shrubs, grass, summer flowers, perennials, roses, geraniums, clematis and cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, leeks, yes everything thrives and thrives with the perfect mixture.

Read more here!

Can you water with gold water if you take medication?

Golden water if you take medication (or after a night with too much alcohol), goes well. There is no evidence that the plant would absorb it into its metabolism which would then cause harm to another person. If you are worried, you can only fertilize ornamental plants.

Treatment plants find it difficult to remove, for example, hormones and antibiotics. It is therefore better for the environment to fertilize with the urine than to let it go to the treatment plant. According to research at SLU, the Swedish University of Agriculture. Our oceans and lakes are already over fertilized and our aquatic animals should not have hormones and antibiotics in them.

Myth that plants absorb drugs from urine.

The newspaper Land writes that you should not be worried about your medicines. Research shows that golden water is safe to use for fertilizing your garden. Read the whole article here!

Being pregnant and watering with gold water involves no risk whatsoever. It's good that urine can be included in the cycles when life is part of nature's ancient processes. Our nature knows what it is doing.

Even during menstruation, it is fine to use the Guldkannan as long as it is only menstrual fluid that ends up there and no menstrual pads.

Can you water with gold water every day?

Water gold as often as you can. It is rather the case that you have too little golden water at hand, especially in spring and early summer when the plants want a lot. One to two liters of urine per square meter during the growing season is adequate for most plants. So two people can fertilize a 400 square meter garden for six months with the important nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Family and friends can help. Towards the end of the season, most plants should mature and go into dormancy. Then you stop fertilizing.

Golden water contains a lot of nutrients. All plants need the same kind of nutrition in roughly the same proportions, from the turnip in the country to the ficus in the window! Nitrogen, potassium, phosphorus, sulphur, magnesium and calcium are most needed. Then boron, manganese, iron, copper, zinc and molybdenum are needed in smaller quantities. If a single small substance is missing, the plant shows its dissatisfaction in different ways.

Golden water does not smell, because you dilute it with water and use it directly. On the other hand, nettle water, which is also a rich source of nitrogen, smells bad. The smell of your golden water has little to do with what you ate. Or if you are sick. By the way, don't be afraid to water gold even if you happen to take medicines! The soil breaks down the substances and no poison is taken up by the plant.

However, our aquatic animals do not want hormones or antibiotics in them, so don't flush out the world's best plant nutrition in our lakes and oceans! They are already over-fertilized.

NPK is an abbreviation for nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), which are the three most important nutrients for vegetation and crops in gardens. Gold Water has it all! Relatively rich in nitrogen.

Golden water in the compost is great! Increases the speed of the compost, as long as it is not too wet. In that case, you supplement with wood chips and other dry material. To do our part when nature needs our help is a wish of many. Start by fertilizing gold water and composting. Ending your own cycle is neither difficult nor uncomfortable. Inspire the children to feed the flowers and start a virtuous circle.

We have a lot of vegetable waste and use the Guldkannan as a compost bucket. Then it is easy to water with the leachate, which is also liked by the soil and plants. Good to pour out so that the compost doesn't get too wet.

Healthy pee has a neutral ph value. So good for most plants. In the coniferous forest, the soil is acidic, blueberries and heather thrive there. Hydrangea, rhododendron, raspberry and camellia also want it to be acidic. In a chemically basic soil there is a lot of lime. Our spices and vegetables like it that way. Chemically neutral soils suit most plants.