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The last plant you called the Tabasco plant is a Thai pepper?

I TRIED THIS TECHNIQUE AND IT WORKS 😊 THANK YOU

i first started using that about 20 years ago for the plants in my aquarium.

watching this from cuple years ago do you rember me boyfamersfom

How many potatoes did you plant? Did you plant deep and hill up? Baker Creek didn’t give any instructions. Thanks! Happy growing.💜

Hello, thanks for video. I know this is an old video but hopefully you’re still checking it. I’m trying to figure out how to make no melt suet cakes for the first time and I have been reading that a lot of homemade suet cake recipes on the net are bad for the birds so it can be confusing I like this one better simple and easy. This is the first one that actually is using beef fat everyone else is using lard. Can you use this recipe for a no melt suet. I will be adding more than just peanuts,I’m thinking crunchy pb, sunflower chips, maybe some mealworms and raisins or cranberry’s. Have you tried any other recipes? Thanks

Hi. Hey any chance u could share link to where you got that sweet Parts per million longhand device I like that one, very nice.

No alfalfa meal in the compost tea?

I wonder if tha middle tote being gray caused the allergy situation? Maybe more light was allowed to get in.

Bacon fat work as well?

i have heard that Kelp has a lot of heavy metals and arsenic? My thought is maybe, but why would a plant in living organic soil take up anything it does not need?

hey brotha, thanx for info, i have discovered aloe vera is amazing to add to teas and foliar spray. I live in Florida and i have lots in my yard so that works out. Check out Jeremy at Build A Soil he sells a freeze dried aloe product that is very concentrated. He also sells a dried coconut water, so i gave my plants some of my coconut water from my treas. He has a video where he explains those two products benefits. feed the soil feed your soul, peace

is it not toxic to be in a room with 1000 or more ppms? this method produces like 1500ppms right? i had a bottle of alcohol open next to a c02 ppm meter and it went up so high to 6000 ppms.

Just want to thank you. I had the same issues. Tried your method and it works perfectly

Awesome combination of sensible & high-octane ingredients 👌. Will tell folks to watch this as a valuable home-mixed Brew!

That is the one plant I did not grow this year. I just moved to missouri fall of last year and been busy and forgot about potato''s

Very nice.

Looking great! Excellent information.

Just wondering, what are the sticks for? Do they need a trellis?

Damn those tomatoes look killer

Super Tea

why is my romaine lettuce have long stems and lay flat and grow extremely slow? my light is as close as i can get it, is this lack of nutrients? lack of light? to long of light?

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Great progress 👏

Those are some legit starts wow

You’re going to have an insane harvest this year with your super soil and super teas

Thank you! I've got one growing in my garden and after watching your video I'm super STOKED! It's my first time growing it and I cannot wait to taste it but it's going to be awhile. Yay!!

Have a great 2023 harvest 👏

You grow the most impressive vegetables I’ve ever seen so I would be inclined to follow your soil recipe.

Impressive results

Sweet peppers and great advice.

Is this guy Eminem on chillies…?

Yo John! This year my soil is a mix of azomite, composted cow manure, worm castings and a mix of sand and other medium.

Thanks for the video! awesome review!

my seedlings went leggy, I had the light on them all the time, had little domes on them, I had the lights on the lowest setting. It's a little hydroponic garden that I ordered. I don't know what I did wrong :(

I'm just about to start up compost tea and I'm thinking about incorporating pond water from our outdoor goldfish pond. I do not treat the pond with anything (keeping the water clear by simply planting lots of plants to pull excess nutrients out of the water to avoid algae). Is there any reason this is a bad idea? Seems intuitive but I don't want to miss some science and mess up my tea...

Forgot to say I have 7 Rubbermaid bins of Red Wigglers 🪱 🪱 They are my indoor pets 😄 🤣 😂

Hi I finally bought a nice big pump like yours. I have 2 buckets brewing. For now I only have small stones. The bubble action is much better than my smaller pump. But I want lots of foam like you have there. Lol Please tell me What's in your buckets making all that Foam 🤔 What do you think of hooking up a 1/4" soaker hose , to the pump Instead of stones. I just found videos on that today lol I'll have to get more ingredients for my next batch. That's a great brew your making.. Thanks for all your hard work making videos for us . Great job. Talk soon

Ran out of corn meal the other day and the local store was out of stock. Had to use Corn Masa Flour instead (as used for making tortillas). The end product was less grainy/crumbly, more like fudge, but the birds love it anyway.

Wana fight, I'll kick your ass!

I know this video is 7 years old, but I have a few questions. I can see the value of having extra bins ready for a full nutrient reset if needed. For a large tank like you have, have you considered using a reserve reservoir with a float valve to maintain the mininimum nutrient leevel height once the plants start drinking more? I recall a video, by Dr. Kratky, and he often uses extra containers with nutrient solution at half strength, to feed into his tanks as the plants mature and take in more water. It seems to reduce the need for removing the entire lid with plants in order to check and refill. This seems to work for plants that would drink their tanks dry before their growing season ends. I'm imagining things like tomatoes and other fruiting plants could benefit. I have enjoyed your detailed strawberry grow series. I've never had luck with strawberries with traditional soil planting, and am considereing trying other methods. I've have lettuces, bok choi, and tomatoes all benefit from passive kratky systems, and would like to branch-out, so to speak, to other plants like chayote and cucumber and some hard to find herbs. Oh, and thank you for that Dill Video. I live in a college town and after football games, styrofoam containers often become abundantly abandoned. Time to save the landfills and my pockets by reusing!

Suet cages are plastic coated so if a bird hits its eye it won't stick to bare metal. Hopefully they won't hit those seemingly useless silver snap hooks.

Nice!

Great video, thanks dude.

I’m sure it works to grow very expensive cakes

Is it possible to do this outdoors with sunlight? I don't have soil space.

Here is what is cool about teas. The time it takes for microbes to reproduce is something crazy like 5 minutes to 20 minutes. Bacteria multiply exponentially, so they are doubling every 5-20 minutes. So, basically you can inoculate or add a small amount of microbes to they just start doubling every 20 minutes. So over night.... you can imagine just how full of microves your tea is. When I ordered my grow equipment they sent me these bottles of "super soil" but it is just a bottle of living microbes. It's like they brewed their own tea and bottled it. Anyways, I do a really similar thing where I just put a cap full of these "microbes." in my tea. I don't use worm casting or anything because they product I'm using was made from worm casting and bat guano and all the good stuff. I basically turn a tiny little cap full of this stuff I got into 5 gallons of the shit basically overnight. 2:38 this tiny amount is all you ever need to add and time will do the rest.

Their pretty. FYI if you cut the cuke off leaving just under a knuckle of cuke on the vine it will produce 2 cukes from the spot you cut off the one. Effectively tripling your yield. And fish emulsion 💜 they love it!! ETA : thanks for the video

How much nutrients would you add for 1 gallon of water?

This is very interesting. Besides the fish fertlizer, are you also spreading your tea compost? And one last question: does your soil have any special ingredient?