Comfrey is a perennial often organic gardeners as fertilizer preferably in the garden because the leaves with nutrients good source of potassium and have many applications in the garden. As a plant grows about three meters tall, has large hairy leaves and radishes, and roots. It is bell-shaped flowers are white, pink or purple. There will be a dynamic memory, a plant whose roots draw nutrients from the soil, and these nutrients are released by their foliage.

Since the leaves of comfrey has no fiber, which decompose rapidly a liquid concentrate thick and black. It has 2 to 3 times more potassium than the dung of animals in the regular fertilizer. It also has a low carbon and nitrogen (C: N) and not on the soil nitrogen application beyond. Comfrey grows roots that penetrate deep into the ground, where you get the nutrients that rarely reach the roots of the common facilities. Consequently, collecting nutrients generally not used for other plants.

As for organic garden fertilizer can be used in different ways. It is an effective activator of compost can help to absorb heat and compost nitrogen and potassium into the cell. Just be careful not too much, because comfrey need faster without degradation of fibers in black mud and paste to add more fiber and carbon-rich material for a balanced compost.

It is often used as fertilizer to enjoy the leaves of comfrey liquid in a container with water or juice by dry leaves was collected under the weight of a container with a hole in the ground. Once the decaying leaves, concentrated fluid thick and black that is produced. You must currently be diluted with water (1:10 or 1:15) to make a tea of comfrey.

Comfrey leaves are also excellent for mulching. Use fresh or dried leaves, layer by a culture. If this fails, it will be released nutrients. It is best to use around flowering plants and fruit trees that need a good supply of potassium. They are known to be very useful around the potato and tomato. You can also use the stems, but not the flowering stems as they can produce roots.

Comfrey plant can also prevent a good cover crop in order to protect the weeds and a good barrier for tender plants against the wind.

You can also make comfrey leaves in a potting soil mix. You can do this through a combination of alternating layers of sheets of old forms and chopped leaves in a black plastic bag. Constantly check that the mixture does not become too dry or too moist. You can choose from limestone and dolomite in the pH value increased. You know, when you are ready for use when the comfrey leaves have rotted.