Yes, I know the story. The nettle tea your grandmother brewed is still a gentle healer for both people and soil. Just let the dried nettles steep in warm water for a couple of hours, strain it, and then use the liquid to mist seedlings or mix it into compost. It adds nitrogen and a mild antimicrobial boost that keeps roots strong and weeds at bay. It’s a simple ritual that connects the old wisdom to our garden’s new life. Try it at the start of the season and feel the roots breathe a little easier.