Best Organic Manure Fertilizer You Didn't Know Existed
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2018
- John from www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you the best organic manure fertilizer that you never knew existed that you can now buy.
In this episode, you will learn about millipede manure aka millipede castings. These castings are fungal dominated that can have a significant positive impact on your plants and in your garden.
You will discover more about how the millipoo, millipede castings came to be. You will learn more about millipedes and the areas on where they can thrive.
You will learn why millipede castings are even more valuable to use than most earthworm castings in your garden.
You will discover the ratio to fungal and bacterial activity in the millipoo and why it is so important.
You will learn the best way to use millipoo in your garden to get the maximum benefits.
Jump to the Following Part of this Episode:
02:07 How did you come up with millipede poo?
05:36 Support Me and Purchase a GYG Tee Shirt
06:13 How did you discover Millipede Castings?
07:33 What a Millipede Looks Like
08:45 Millipoo - Organic Natural Fertilizer
10:10 Why is Millipede Castings Better than Earthworm Castings?
11:48 Nature is about Balance
12:27 Food Soil Web Testing Results
12:50 More about the fungal and bacterial balance of millipoo?
14:00 How do you best apply millipede Castings in a Garden?
17:00 Best Way to Use Millipoo in Your Garden
18:26 Can people make their own millipede Castings?
21:42 Ultimate Manure Castings
22:40 Millipoo is not water soluble
26:11 Fungal Compost
26:40 Easiest Fungal Compost You Can Add to your garden
28:00 Best Compost Tea
28:24 Always Work on Improving Your Garden and Your Life
After watching this episode, you will learn more about the newest fungal dominated fertilizer on the market and how you can create a better food soil web for your plants and get higher yields and crops with more nutrition and higher levels of phytochemicals.
Referenced and Related Episodes:
Original Episode where I show you the Millipede Poop
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Jump to the Following Part of this Episode:
02:07 How did you come up with millipede poop?
05:36 Support Me and Purchase a GYG Tee Shirt
06:13 How did you discover Millipede Castings?
07:33 What a Millipede Looks Like
08:45 Millipoo - Organic Natural Fertilizer
10:10 Why is Millipede Castings Better than Earthworm Castings?
11:48 Nature is about Balance
12:27 Food Soil Web Testing Results
12:50 More about the fungal and bacterial balance of millipoo?
14:00 How do you best apply millipede Castings in a Garden?
17:00 Best Way to Use Millipoo in Your Garden
18:26 Can people make their own millipede Castings?
21:42 Ultimate Manure Castings
22:40 Millipoo is not water soluble
26:11 Fungal Compost
26:40 Easiest Fungal Compost You Can Add to your garden
28:00 Best Compost Tea
28:24 Always Work on Improving Your Garden and Your Life
Awesome video. I have been harvesting millipede poo for over 20 years. Ever since I built my first house. I also discovered it by accident. I have never been big on raking anything that I mow so everything that falls on to cement slabs ends up as millipede poo. Once poo it is easily swept. I noticed that wood and coconut husks left on the ground attract millipedes, centipedes, and earthworms so I used them for my plants. Once a year we have a season here in Puerto Rico where there are so many that they come inside the house and have to be swept once or twice a day. Fat palm tree trunks also attract millipede, centipede, and huge black beetle larva that also make excellent poo. It is nice that you did the lab work and found all that great information. A great place to find tons of this poo is in abandoned basketball or tennis courts. They are big cement slabs that accumulate leaves and organic matter if left unchecked. In the tropics we build with cement so every abandoned house with a driveway has great millipoo on it.
Yes! I saw Josh's video on this product a couple weeks ago and I am SO eager to try it! Can't wait!
Thx so much both of you, appreciate the discount. Cannot wait to try this!!
There are many millipedes here in the pacific northwest, nowhere near the subtropics. Great video John and Buddy! Thanks!
Great video!!💕💕
Thanks for this valuable information!🌹
I like it, I'm going to try some out. Thanks for the deals
Sounds like a great product!
The jump times are much appreciated
First of all, know this guy hes interviewing. He is SO FREAKIN SMART. He came into my work and I got to interview him for my bosses garden center in Arizona. Gardeners just don’t know enough about millipede poo, I didn’t know enough about it. Now I’m obsessed and am constantly trying to do research. This was a great video!:) and that dude is super inspiring, he makes me want to work super hard to know everything he knows.
I’m gardening and composting with woodchips in a small backyard in SWFL, and I have a ton of both varieties of those millipedes in my compost and garden (everywhere). Fantastic to hear about the fungal quality of the manure! Great video!
great video
Great stuff. We've got loads of millipedes in the UK but didn't realise just how good they are for fungi.
One note, according to the royal horticultural society website, millipedes mandibles are soft so won't generally harm plants but they can cause damage on areas already attacked by slugs and snails so probably best to get rid of them before adding millipedes.
Cool stuff tnx for sharing! Take care! Peace ✌️ from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
hi john great stuff you put out i learn lots from you...who are those people walking in the back round??? keep up the good work.
Thanks for the video now I can show my friend how much these matter in my garden and he should not be scared of them.
This video gets better the more he talked. No wasted words just wisdom. I understand my woodchip garden even more after this.
Glad to see this..... :)
Interesting...
Great video. Any advice for UK gardens ?
Been introducing millipedes into my compost and gardens for years. The best millipede in Florida for this is Narceus gordanus.
👍🏽 I like how you give space for the other person to speak👍🏽
Love the channel! My Soil says thank you lol
Preach!!!
I have tons of them in zone 8d SC. I would say that the bottom a South Carolina is probly the final destination of having this action greatly happen.
Cool info. I want one of those awesome shirts too. :)
Couldn't resist picking up a small order of this stuff. The usual super fast shipping from Boogie Brew! :) It's very nice looking, coffee grounds consistency, but a little finer than regular worm castings. I will be trying it out in some potting mixes soon. I have two citrus trees that need repotting before coming inside this fall and that would be one good test for it.
Heck yea Uncle Buddy!!!
Thinking of ordering some Millipoo for my cannabis passion. Any insight prior?
Interesting, but we do have millipedes here in the temperate climate of the UK. Gonna head out into the forests to collect some millipede poop for my B2E front garden now.
great info! but i think a lot of us are wondering for an update on what happened with Lauren? i wouldnt bother asking if you didnt include her into the videos so much in the past.
Cheers and best wishes!! keep it Green!
This guy knows his shit ^^
Give the step by step procedure of Millipede Compost
Go there! It’s close enough to 1K ;)
I found it in my yard the same way and the infestation of millipedes gave it away too
Can millipedes be the reason why I keep getting fungus problems on my plants?
Hey John, what is your opinion on bat guano in your garden? I'm thinking, since insect frass it's good, shouldn't bat guano be good also?
Guano is absolutely great for the garden!!!
I have an urgent question please please reply :( I have 2 pepper plants that I transplanted into bigger pots. I used the soil from the old pots, and then added soil from a big one my mom had sitting out front just to find out she sprayed spectracide baracade bug spray on it about a month ago. The plants got watered earlier after the transplant. Are they doomed? It just happened to be the best looking plants I have :(
Just get some new soil and change it. That stuff isn't good for humans. I think you'll be fine if you swap out the soil. In my opinion. I no you're not asking me, but...hey.
Wow, 18,000+ views thank you to everyone who watched, new things are coming!1
When can we buy this again?
"there is no other tropical place in the United States of America". Hawaii. haha I find it quite tropical here.
He meant in the lower 48.
Dayna Robertson
He just wants to sell his shit instead of encouraging people to do it on their own.
South florida
Will any type of "pede" do the same work?
I have many multi legged critters in my wood chip pile
So should i use this and worm casting, or just one?
Curious Cannabis Connoisseur thsnk you.
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Fanrtastic info, we will relay to all customers who ask similar, THANK YOU for the awesome feedback!
Get the GYG Discount on the Millipoo at: www.boogiebrew.net/gyg
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they live in michigan.
Are millipedes and millipoo good for cannabis?
AxCxfortheWin yes everyone like ganja
Can you translate the technical talk about balances of bacteria and fungi, etc., into take-away information for the average gardener who doesn't know all the scientific jargon that your guest kept using and who doesn't have a degree in biochemistry?
We need a bottom line: 'If you are growing lemon trees, you will get better results mulching with wood chips and sprinkling millipoo on top of the wood chips.' Take a cue from Madison Avenue and give us a reason to go online and buy the stuff NOW. After 1/2 hour I have the feeling, 'These expert guys say this is really good' but it's all in a context of complicated discussion of bacteria and fungi and ratios and teas and worm castings, etc.
Should I use the stuff or not, on the plants that I've got growing, at this time of year for the results that I want to get in my garden? I have no idea after 30 minutes.
That's why people listening to this will be more likely to go to Home Depot and ask the teenager working there, 'What can I put on my [name of plants] to help them at this time of year when I want them to perform this way?' and then buy whatever bag or box of stuff the teenager tells them will help.
I heard a lecture from Dr Elaine Ingham. She told us that there is a spectrum. If you have weeds, grow brassicas in the first year. As you move away from bacteria to fungal dominance, your requirements become more difficult to meet. This product is off the charts for fungal dominance. Just compost with material from the soil you want. That should be good enough. This is one of her best lectures. She gave it at Oxford.
The Roots of Your Profits - Dr Elaine Ingham, Soil Microbiologist, Founder of Soil Foodweb Inc
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Add Millipoo at about 30 % of any decent compost tea recipe and use at one month intervals. Or scratch in a mild dusting around the stalks of your plants. It has a TON of shiny bits in it which we believe to be a super bio-available form of silicon, (the millipedes are digesting tropical hardwood grown in SAND & munching plenty of sand bits too -therefore predigesting the silica content maybe?). In any case, the results so far seem to show extreme hardiness imparted to the plants treated with Millipoo. Hope that helps!
hey guys what would happen if someone used the sea cucumber DNA to fill in the gaps of every farm animals genomes and used the sea cucumber DNA to fill in the gaps of all of the millipedes genomes
so basicly: add woodchips? lol :p. do millipedes eat miracle crap to?
I don't understand the part where he said 'mine are going to create hyphi', I thought only mushrooms (&fungus?) did that.
mewendy1 millipedes eat the fungi off of the wood and then poo it out
charlie burgess thank u for ur reply. So, they're not actually making the hypha, but the fungus that will make it. I confuse hypha with mycelium. I guess it's the precuser. If I see a lot of mycelium in my garden, does that mean I should just stick with vermicompost ? (which I already have)
charlie burgess the reason I'm asking about is because I already do a worm bin & am growing soldier fly larve (for my hens), & am thinking about doing mealy worms. That's on top of compost pile, don't know how much more time & effort I have left for another project. Wonder if it'd be less work to just cultivate king stropheria mushrooms in the beds
It sounds like you are doing A LOT of very masterful production techniques. Sigh, if ONLY more folks could engage in such beneficial practices, the planet and our soils would all be healthier.....If you start an arthropod casting pile, it will only help what is probably already one of the BEST soil eco-systems being farmed anywhere! Great work, keep it up.
hookworm castings XD
This guy SAW some millipede poop ??? Not bùying that part of the story.
I wonder if it would be similar to worm castings...
He's lying. He read about it because there has been scientific research on millicomposting for over a decade.
Who else caught the video bomb at 9:43 and rewound to see it again?
I seen it after I seen your comment. I was waiting
14:22
Sounds like Grant Cardone lol
POO!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! aaaaw poo
human fertilizer?
Wellllllllllllllll...it's pretty spendy stuff..
We had to railroad it all the way from FL, then with the Priority Mail shipping costs and payment processing fees / packaging labor / label requirements / registration expenses / website overhead, etc, etc (you get the point - it is called Small Biz Disease!)......final shipped price as low as we can go without going broke! Place a 'note' when you go to check out and we will try to bonus your order though! (Some free boogie bonuses like PureProtein, etc)
OK..I'll go check it out.
Is he really big or are you really small?
And in another vid you said manure isn’t good.Whats your logic smh 🤦♀️
Is this guy saying he invented millicomposting by observing millipedes on the ground?? It has been done by Brazilian scientists at least since 2009. Is this guy stealing the credits for it?
You and your Reddit post are too overeager. Two people can invent the same thing. It's not a conspiracy.