Banana peels as useful compost for plants

It is funny to me the way we just dispose of some things withou giving it a second thought on what it can do. Most people look at the banana peel and think of it as waste that needs to be disposed of in a bin. The action of disposing of the banana peel is an automatic action, probably something we learned from others growing up. But did you know that the banana peel can be used to shine a leather shoe as long as the person is not in a hurry. The inside part of the banana peel is rubbed on the shoe and it works. The garden needs such materials as well, because as they rot, they provide nutrients for the soil.

The smell is not good after two days, though. I do not know why everyone is in such a hurry to clean everything. There is in it nitrogen as well. Potassium is good for the body, though the peel is just there. Phosphorus is needed very much as well.

But in as much as the peels are good, don't take banana peels laying about on the ground for granted. Just saw one by some gutter, but you know how in cartoons someone falls down in the peel and everyone finds this funny. But if you fall in real life you will likely break your leg or wreck a good pair of shoes.

I slipped one time and it was not a banana Peel but a peel could have caused the same slip, my leg still hurt for three days after. So just throw banana peels into the ground for the plants. The ground can use it much more than the concrete can. There are just things to fall on that are slippery without doing anything, people should really stop littering. Compost is better to have and after all, it is just a piece of fruit.