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How to create fertile soil with zero chemicals, using nature as your ally at home

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By Abigail Banerji
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A post shared by Madhavi Guttikonda (@mad_gardener_) Abigail Banerji If you love to get your hands dirty in the garden, you would know that it all begins with good, healthy soil. Your garden can turn into a fertile paradise that gives you fruits, vegetables and flowers or into a nightmare graveyard with all your plants dying, depending on the soil you use. If you believe that having fertile soil means spending a lot of money and using chemicals to turn your soil healthy, think again.
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By Abigail Banerji
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How To Create Fertile Soil With Zero Chemicals, Using Nature As Your Ally At Home

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By Abigail Banerji
| CNN-News18 Verified
Last Updated:July 07, 2026, 20:56 IST If you want fertile, healthy soil for your garden, this home gardener is sharing a easy zero cost hack that also gets rid of the garden waste. If you love to get your hands dirty in the garden, you would know that it all begins with good, healthy soil. Your garden can turn into a fertile paradise that gives you fruits, vegetables and flowers or into a nightmare graveyard with all your plants dying, depending on the soil you use.
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