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Hello. 🤗 I go by Nature boy. An old gypsy woman hung that title on me when I was knee-high to a grasshopper for obvious reasons, lol.🤗 I was just wondering if you have ever had a chance to look into the JADAM natural growing system, the use of JMS, JADAM micro solution, or JLF, JADAM liquid fertilizer??? The Korean father and son that went public with this system, have several free lectures posted on UA-cam. It's an extremely wonderful, natural alternative for people with very limited income. Teaching, regardless of your area, how to create and use concentrated microbes an natural fertilizers with local resources.
i'm sorry for your loss. i lost my daughter, husband, and mother (she to 'angry dementia' and i was providing her care 24/7), then my lap cat of 23 years. i wouldnt have made it without my therapist....sometimes you just need support! dont let anyone prevent you from reaching out to whatever resources are available to you. .... back to microbes.......
I'm very sorry for your loss. But i congratulate you for finding a positive outlet during your grief. Your time and efforts are making a difference and are appreciated ❤
I'll give it a go. Evapotranspiration, a portmanteau of Evaporation and Transpiration, means all the ways water can go from ground level back into the atmosphere - water surface evaporation, soil moisture evaporation and plant transpiration. (close?)
I've also struggled with depression and lose of family members. Gonna be 70 this year. Have spent many days recovering while gardening. Your videos also help at many levels! Garden on!
I’m so glad that my videos help you. And yes, gardening is an absolute godsend when it comes to mental health and just be able to work her thoughts out.
I know you have had a bunch of recent tragedies, I am glad you have found a way to make sence of it all. Dr Ingham opened my eyes to the wonderful world of the soil food web, even picked up a decent microscope. Could not afford her course, but I gleaned enough from college textbooks to figure out what I was seeing scooting around in my soils and amendments. I agree, there are really no dead soils, just soils lacking in microbes beyond bacteria. I know when I put a fistfull of wormcastings in the hole I stick my tomato plant in, I am also planting a huge diversity of biology, weather it survives or not is another question. For example, one drop from a solution of 1 ml of worm castings and 9 ml of water will have thousands of bacteria, multiple dozens of protozoa, nematodes, fungi and microarthropods. This is the soil food web. I do find it in the garden soils, just not so concentrated. Also agree with diversity of plantings, one you did not mention, perennial roots. I try to keep living roots in all my garden beds 12 months out of the year. The living roots maintain the biology for when you plant in the spring. Amy, You are awesome, Stay Well!!!
I've been studying soil microbes via YT for a good year or more now. Elaine is one of my go to people. That's how I got put onto KNF and JADAM, etc. Great info.
I definitely know what you mean by saying that doing any tilling at all is seen by many as being almost sacrilegious. I've actually seen quite a few videos from people who speak on tilling as atrocious, yet will dig up several feet of the soil to do something like a variation on hugelkultur.
Ohhh, I am so very sorry for your loss… for your losses. That you are able to get out of bed and do stuff amazes me… I’ve gotten totally stuck at times in my life from some rough stuff. My Grandma is someone who taught me to garden, and to keep trucking. When she passed away I didn’t go running for a bunch of her things, but I did pick a little old T shirt of hers that only fits about one and a half of my boobs in it, but its because she wore it in the garden, and it says “The best things in life are found in the garden”. I agree! If I thought that the T shirt would survive any more washes, I’d probably turn it into a pillow, but as it is, I just look at it every once in a while, sigh nostalgically, and keep trucking. I hope you have some great memories that keep you going. You are inspiring to me! 💝💚
I'm sorry for your losses. While I'm not seeing anyone from betterhelp, I can definitely attest to the value of therapy in particularly hard times in life or even with everyday struggles. It definitely helped me when my mom, whom I had been caring for because she was very sick, died 3 years ago.
Evapotranspiration Evaporating water from soil to the air, combined with the plant ability to evaporate “sweat” water off a plant also into the air. I’ve seen clouds form over cornfields from this process on low to no wind days.
I wound up in grief counselling 14 years after loosing my mother. It turns out, to I was told, that multiple griefs in a short time can lock up the grieving process and I got stuck. I am sorry for all your losses. I know that it is crazy making. I am so glad you are getting help so soon. Thank you for advocating for the people who are helping you.
Question? If iwere to gather toots with some soil on them from healthy areas of my yard and garden and soak them in some water with molasses in it for a few minutes, swishing them around a bit, then watered my plants with this water, would it add beneficial bacteria and fungi? Would it spread pests? Would it do anything at all? Lol just curious. Ive wondered if root exudates and rhizosphere level mycorrhizae could be harvested this way? Any ideas?
Hello Ashley and editing Ashley listening. Enjoyed this very mulch. I just recently added some organic material for the microbes to use since it’s less cold out finally.
I love your channel, Ashley! Thank you so much and condolences on the loss you mention at some point. I appreciate your public endorsement of therapy as mental health in the US is not addressed to near the extent needed.
Figured I'd get caught up on a bunch of your vids while getting caught up folding/ putting away laundry.... PS Thx for sharing your struggles/ coping tactics ...
I love your overalls! Like seriously. I tried increasing microbes using bokashi composting last summer and I never did get a batch that didn't smell rank. I have given up on that, but I still have the bokashi bran which I plant to add to my beds this year. Basically you're saying not to bother buying any more (despite the raving recommendations on the bokashi bran packaging).
That’s LAB so it’s one of the better options. Popping it into a compost bin is a good place for that. I’m not sure how much benefit you would see with it just in the soil
I am curious on what and how i should be feeding/treating my indoors fruit trees. I am currently adding liquid fertilizer like envy plant doods acid-loving special (21-7-7) Water Soluble Hydrangea, Azalea, & Berry Plant Food and Envy herb & veggie combo special - Water Soluble Plant Food for Soil & Hydro - Professional Grade 5-12-26 & 15.5-0-0 . What is your recommendation on increasing the microbes when growing indoors in containers?
Information can be overwhelming. But I try to incorporate one or two things at a time. Two years ago stopped pulling plants, more regular watering. Then mulching more. Last fall covered all my beds with couple inches mulch. Stopped adding partially broken down compost.
Oh girl! You have been instrumental in helping me fix my soil. Dr. Ingham has too. I’m being forced into rebuilding the soil at my new home because the previous owner really screwed it up, killing most of the vegetation.
Rather than till in organic matter, you could grow a deep rooted covercrop which would be more effective as those roots can go feet deep without shedding your soil via tilling. A CC can also give you below & above ground organic mass. You can buy small quantity covercrop blends from Peaceful Valley.
A close by section of tthe hill on which I live and garden is a worn out gravel quarry. My garden could qualify as a junior version. No topsoil at all. I don't think I'll live long enough to amend it into soil, but I'll do some spotty remediation, and plant stuff there.
Just curious about your thoughts on back to Eden permaculture practices of dumping piles of woodchips onto a soil and is that a 2, 5, 10 year payoff if ever?
Gardening helps with this process and I regret not doing it sooner. Which is why I’m trying to figure out how to keep my grow bag garden from becoming anaerobic. I have been using coarse vermiculite with potting soil, mix or coconut along with compost. However, I have to go through the garden and remix the medium on top after rainfalls like now. Is this a good idea to keep doing after watering as well?
Its become impossible in the states to find manure and straw not contaminated with Grazon. You basically have to know the farmer your getting it from and make sure they dont spray. Home Depo ect can not be trusted. Id love to hear your thoughts on Grazon and other herbicides they a using like crazy in big agg. Im new to your channel so I apologize if you already have a vid on it I didnt see yet.
I really flip my soil/til with my shovel every year. This year too. My leaf mulch is pretty much gone. Ao i have bare soil showing. It all got decomposed during montreal winter???. I hate buying strew or mulches. A bag is 30$.
@@GardeningInCanada my soil is cracking and splitting. I just didnt have enought leaf mulch left after i was done airing it out. Idk what to do. Because if the soil dried and becomes compacted here goes pretty much my garden success and my microbes
You can grow a covercrop in place, which will give you below & above ground mass. Most gardens benefit from a winter covercrop, which can be winter kill (self-terminating) or winter hardy, which must be terminated mechanically or by hand. (Don't use chemicals aka "burn down.") The US has the SARE on line covercrop guide. I'm certain there's Canadian equivalent. You can by covercrop blends in small quantity from Peaceful Valley online in the US.
Are there people who bag their leaves that you trust not to have contaminated them too bad? Could you help them dispose of their yard waste as mulch for your garden?
“They reside in those lower levels… layers… levels… whatever… they reside closer to hell… where the red heads live.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your humour with us! I love your teaching style and your content!
For my tomato plants, I'm using dissolved Miracle-Gro tomato plant fertilizer every two weeks. I'm wondering if after each application I top dress with a small amount of worm castings each time if that will help in repopulating the microbes and maintain their diversity as I water the plants during the interim period between the two weeks. Or is that unnecessary?
Thanks. As an engineer, I really appreciate your scientific approach. I've gardened a bit before but now that I'm retired and really getting into gardening, it makes so much difference to get empirically informed information.
When did I come across the University section of UA-cam. There was so much Info my brain got overloaded haha. I'm curious what are your opinions on worm castings and worm tea?
Pulled from Google for meaning: Evapotranspiration:. the process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and other surfaces and by transpiration from plants.
Bokashi, worm farms and compost are the primary effective methods for gardeners. *through introduction of microbial populations and increased organic matter (home for them), in context increasing levels of soil microbes
evapotranspiration is just evoporation of water because of atmosfer heat + transpiration from the water used by plants when they breathe (because they need water too) that is what i know, how about you guys? edit: microorganism need to breathe too, they need water too so.... that count as transpiration isn't it?
Sorry i didnt get it. So you are saying i cant look at my soil under the microscope without a proper PPE? I was going to buy a microscope for my kids 5000x
Better help, that brings up a question do the soil microbes have empathy? I mean does our presence affect them that way i guess i heard something about garden plants notice our presence so....how bout the mycoverse guys...
Why not just tell us the steps we need and what to use ti increase the micro population, then once we do all these steps then tell us how PH effects plant nutrient up take and then simply tell us how to raise and lower PH quickly 😊
From my limited exposure to Dr. Ingham she seems like a borderline MLM grifter promoting science-adjacent "eco-methods" selling courses, certifications, microscopes, lab services, training courses to teach courses, and a bunch of other junk. The worst part is she uses her pedigree and her soil science background to craft really good sounding nonsense and half-truths that's convincing to many people.
Yeah, generally the chemical scientists accept the biological science, but they aren't trained in it, so they have no real understanding of soil function
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Hello. 🤗
I go by Nature boy. An old gypsy woman hung that title on me when I was knee-high to a grasshopper for obvious reasons, lol.🤗
I was just wondering if you have ever had a chance to look into the JADAM natural growing system, the use of JMS, JADAM micro solution, or JLF, JADAM liquid fertilizer???
The Korean father and son that went public with this system, have several free lectures posted on UA-cam.
It's an extremely wonderful, natural alternative for people with very limited income. Teaching, regardless of your area, how to create and use concentrated microbes an natural fertilizers with local resources.
i'm sorry for your loss. i lost my daughter, husband, and mother (she to 'angry dementia' and i was providing her care 24/7), then my lap cat of 23 years. i wouldnt have made it without my therapist....sometimes you just need support! dont let anyone prevent you from reaching out to whatever resources are available to you. .... back to microbes.......
Absolutely! Great insight
I'm very sorry for your loss. But i congratulate you for finding a positive outlet during your grief. Your time and efforts are making a difference and are appreciated ❤
I’m nowhere near being a geek but I freaking love this channel!
You'll be a geek soon enough then!😁
aww girl, I hope you know how much we all love you and appreciate you!
Thank you ❤️❤️
I'll give it a go. Evapotranspiration, a portmanteau of Evaporation and Transpiration, means all the ways water can go from ground level back into the atmosphere - water surface evaporation, soil moisture evaporation and plant transpiration. (close?)
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U got it Pontiac 🎉😅
You are awesome for speaking out. Your bravery, honesty and healthy self survival as well as your smarts are to be admired.
“ Things I Moose Do…” 😂😂 Canadian humour at its finest 😂❤
The fact that I didn’t even think that was weird for my notepad is bad 😂😅. Normal peoples note pads don’t that?
I've also struggled with depression and lose of family members. Gonna be 70 this year. Have spent many days recovering while gardening. Your videos also help at many levels! Garden on!
I’m so glad that my videos help you. And yes, gardening is an absolute godsend when it comes to mental health and just be able to work her thoughts out.
@@GardeningInCanada right on! Have a mental health day!
I know you have had a bunch of recent tragedies, I am glad you have found a way to make sence of it all.
Dr Ingham opened my eyes to the wonderful world of the soil food web, even picked up a decent microscope. Could not afford her course, but I gleaned enough from college textbooks to figure out what I was seeing scooting around in my soils and amendments.
I agree, there are really no dead soils, just soils lacking in microbes beyond bacteria. I know when I put a fistfull of wormcastings in the hole I stick my tomato plant in, I am also planting a huge diversity of biology, weather it survives or not is another question.
For example, one drop from a solution of 1 ml of worm castings and 9 ml of water will have thousands of bacteria, multiple dozens of protozoa, nematodes, fungi and microarthropods. This is the soil food web. I do find it in the garden soils, just not so concentrated.
Also agree with diversity of plantings, one you did not mention, perennial roots. I try to keep living roots in all my garden beds 12 months out of the year. The living roots maintain the biology for when you plant in the spring.
Amy, You are awesome, Stay Well!!!
So sorry for your loss. Gardening is a very good therapy.
Very true
I've been studying soil microbes via YT for a good year or more now. Elaine is one of my go to people. That's how I got put onto KNF and JADAM, etc. Great info.
Very Fun!
I definitely know what you mean by saying that doing any tilling at all is seen by many as being almost sacrilegious. I've actually seen quite a few videos from people who speak on tilling as atrocious, yet will dig up several feet of the soil to do something like a variation on hugelkultur.
... that's literally tillage hahah. goofballs
Ohhh, I am so very sorry for your loss… for your losses. That you are able to get out of bed and do stuff amazes me… I’ve gotten totally stuck at times in my life from some rough stuff. My Grandma is someone who taught me to garden, and to keep trucking. When she passed away I didn’t go running for a bunch of her things, but I did pick a little old T shirt of hers that only fits about one and a half of my boobs in it, but its because she wore it in the garden, and it says “The best things in life are found in the garden”. I agree! If I thought that the T shirt would survive any more washes, I’d probably turn it into a pillow, but as it is, I just look at it every once in a while, sigh nostalgically, and keep trucking. I hope you have some great memories that keep you going. You are inspiring to me! 💝💚
I'm sorry for your losses. While I'm not seeing anyone from betterhelp, I can definitely attest to the value of therapy in particularly hard times in life or even with everyday struggles. It definitely helped me when my mom, whom I had been caring for because she was very sick, died 3 years ago.
Evapotranspiration
Evaporating water from soil to the air, combined with the plant ability to evaporate “sweat” water off a plant also into the air. I’ve seen clouds form over cornfields from this process on low to no wind days.
I wound up in grief counselling 14 years after loosing my mother. It turns out, to I was told, that multiple griefs in a short time can lock up the grieving process and I got stuck. I am sorry for all your losses. I know that it is crazy making. I am so glad you are getting help so soon. Thank you for advocating for the people who are helping you.
I believe that. It’s was a wild ride… I feel tough as nails now
@@GardeningInCanada I expect you really are! ❤️🩹
Question? If iwere to gather toots with some soil on them from healthy areas of my yard and garden and soak them in some water with molasses in it for a few minutes, swishing them around a bit, then watered my plants with this water, would it add beneficial bacteria and fungi? Would it spread pests? Would it do anything at all? Lol just curious. Ive wondered if root exudates and rhizosphere level mycorrhizae could be harvested this way? Any ideas?
Nice Jeep! and Dr, Elaine is full of amazing information about soil, especially compost teas!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hello Ashley and editing Ashley listening. Enjoyed this very mulch. I just recently added some organic material for the microbes to use since it’s less cold out finally.
Nice work!
I love your channel, Ashley! Thank you so much and condolences on the loss you mention at some point. I appreciate your public endorsement of therapy as mental health in the US is not addressed to near the extent needed.
Figured I'd get caught up on a bunch of your vids while getting caught up folding/ putting away laundry....
PS Thx for sharing your struggles/ coping tactics ...
Thank you for sharing your personal experience. ❤❤❤
You are so welcome
So glad they helped you as your vidieos help me imensly
Where you been all my gardening life!? You speak "gardening nerd", I love it! (And you're a red-head, so extra points on that!). :). Thank you!
So nice of you
Sharing is caring 😊
Always!
Your really dope. Thank you for being so open and vulnerable….we do recover!
Absolutely!!
I love your overalls! Like seriously. I tried increasing microbes using bokashi composting last summer and I never did get a batch that didn't smell rank. I have given up on that, but I still have the bokashi bran which I plant to add to my beds this year. Basically you're saying not to bother buying any more (despite the raving recommendations on the bokashi bran packaging).
That’s LAB so it’s one of the better options. Popping it into a compost bin is a good place for that. I’m not sure how much benefit you would see with it just in the soil
I am curious on what and how i should be feeding/treating my indoors fruit trees. I am currently adding liquid fertilizer like envy plant doods acid-loving special (21-7-7) Water Soluble Hydrangea, Azalea, & Berry Plant Food and Envy herb & veggie combo special - Water Soluble Plant Food for Soil & Hydro - Professional Grade 5-12-26 & 15.5-0-0 . What is your recommendation on increasing the microbes when growing indoors in containers?
Information can be overwhelming. But I try to incorporate one or two things at a time. Two years ago stopped pulling plants, more regular watering. Then mulching more. Last fall covered all my beds with couple inches mulch. Stopped adding partially broken down compost.
That is a perfect goal! Pacing things out is so important.
Does all of this apply to potted plants? I use fabric bags and have used the white bags of Miracle-Gro potting mix from Costco.
I’ll maybe do a video on this… because it’s definitely a topic on its own
Oh girl! You have been instrumental in helping me fix my soil. Dr. Ingham has too. I’m being forced into rebuilding the soil at my new home because the previous owner really screwed it up, killing most of the vegetation.
Well, the good news is that you at least get to have fun with reclaiming your soil
Hi,
What do you think about phototrophic bacteria grown to be use in the garden ???
Is it beneficial to apply it to the soil ???
Im so sorry for ur losses Ashley ❤ Its so very hard to loose family so close together...... Hugs 😢
Yea not fun!
Guess I’m a geek… new viewer/subscriber here loves the info breakdown- thanks!
Hello!!! And welcome 🙏
Rather than till in organic matter, you could grow a deep rooted covercrop which would be more effective as those roots can go feet deep without shedding your soil via tilling.
A CC can also give you below & above ground organic mass.
You can buy small quantity covercrop blends from Peaceful Valley.
Dude.. you are the Radist gardener in Town. Thanks!
I think this is the first time I have ever been referred to as Rad lol and I appreciate that.
@@GardeningInCanada highly deserved... thanks for the information, my Rad Friend :) Lets Go Soil Biology!
A close by section of tthe hill on which I live and garden is a worn out gravel quarry. My garden could qualify as a junior version. No topsoil at all. I don't think I'll live long enough to amend it into soil, but I'll do some spotty remediation, and plant stuff there.
Just curious about your thoughts on back to Eden permaculture practices of dumping piles of woodchips onto a soil and is that a 2, 5, 10 year payoff if ever?
Gardening helps with this process and I regret not doing it sooner. Which is why I’m trying to figure out how to keep my grow bag garden from becoming anaerobic. I have been using coarse vermiculite with potting soil, mix or coconut along with compost. However, I have to go through the garden and remix the medium on top after rainfalls like now. Is this a good idea to keep doing after watering as well?
Its become impossible in the states to find manure and straw not contaminated with Grazon. You basically have to know the farmer your getting it from and make sure they dont spray. Home Depo ect can not be trusted. Id love to hear your thoughts on Grazon and other herbicides they a using like crazy in big agg. Im new to your channel so I apologize if you already have a vid on it I didnt see yet.
Do you have information about gall on dahlias?
Awesome vid! Thanks for sharing Ashley!
Thanks for watching!
So would it be a complete waste to shake powdered inoculate over existing legume patches? In the rain, maybe?
I really flip my soil/til with my shovel every year. This year too. My leaf mulch is pretty much gone. Ao i have bare soil showing. It all got decomposed during montreal winter???. I hate buying strew or mulches. A bag is 30$.
Yeah, mulch is just ridiculously expensive. I was looking at like bagged straw, and I was shocked that people would spend that on a bag of straw.
@@GardeningInCanada my soil is cracking and splitting. I just didnt have enought leaf mulch left after i was done airing it out. Idk what to do. Because if the soil dried and becomes compacted here goes pretty much my garden success and my microbes
You can grow a covercrop in place, which will give you below & above ground mass. Most gardens benefit from a winter covercrop, which can be winter kill (self-terminating) or winter hardy, which must be terminated mechanically or by hand. (Don't use chemicals aka "burn down.")
The US has the SARE on line covercrop guide. I'm certain there's Canadian equivalent.
You can by covercrop blends in small quantity from Peaceful Valley online in the US.
Are there people who bag their leaves that you trust not to have contaminated them too bad? Could you help them dispose of their yard waste as mulch for your garden?
@@liav4102 i did that last fall. Finding leaves now is going to be hard. They likley going to be full of salt
Is the video on soil compaction out yet? Thanks!!
Coming soon! Friday is when that’s gonna come out!
Yay! I and my compacted clay soil thank you.
LOL at the 'creeping' sfx for the radicle emergence.
Love seeing another "lefty!" Love your humor, too. Great info here.
Glad you enjoyed!
How do you feel about olyas
I have a garden bed that smells musty - how can his be fixed without changing the soil? Can this affect the food that grows in this soils?
“They reside in those lower levels… layers… levels… whatever… they reside closer to hell… where the red heads live.”
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your humour with us! I love your teaching style and your content!
My condolences friend I like the information you share ;)
Hi, how can one reintroduce beneficial microbes back into the potting soil after baking the soil in the oven to get rid of fungus gnats? Thanks.
Are we talking just potting soil or soil soil?
@@GardeningInCanada potting soil
I would use a handful or two of vermicompost.
You reminded me I have insect frass! Insect frass is full of mad bio. 😂
For my tomato plants, I'm using dissolved Miracle-Gro tomato plant fertilizer every two weeks. I'm wondering if after each application I top dress with a small amount of worm castings each time if that will help in repopulating the microbes and maintain their diversity as I water the plants during the interim period between the two weeks. Or is that unnecessary?
I would skip it. It’s not going to do much particularly in a potting soil system. That’s a beast on its own
Thanks. As an engineer, I really appreciate your scientific approach. I've gardened a bit before but now that I'm retired and really getting into gardening, it makes so much difference to get empirically informed information.
I'm using big sunflower to cover crop then following with my tomatoes and must have raised bed because of the claybase soil ín Ohio
Thanks!
Ok im in on this channel 👍
Wonder about the effects of chlorinated water.
You crazy knowledge is kinda lovely
Is the glyphosate effect actually pleomorphism/polymorphism? GASTON NAESSENS-THE SOMATID AND THE SOMATOSCOPE
Very interesting. Thank you.
When did I come across the University section of UA-cam. There was so much Info my brain got overloaded haha.
I'm curious what are your opinions on worm castings and worm tea?
Sorry! I try to make sure it’s not too overwhelming. I’ll do a video on those amendments/fertilizers
@GardeningInCanada It was just all the terms I don't know. Ill have to look some up and watch again. The part about insulin was very interesting.
Very fun & interesting facts; thanks for sharing! I’m thankful that you’ve found help that is useful to you & sending “grandma hugs” to you🤗🇨🇦
Glad you found us too! Welcome aboard
We are all soil scientists now after this video haha
Exactly 👍 🤓
Pulled from Google for meaning: Evapotranspiration:. the process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and other surfaces and by transpiration from plants.
Exactly!
What about balancing microorganisms?
Bokashi, worm farms and compost are the primary effective methods for gardeners. *through introduction of microbial populations and increased organic matter (home for them), in context increasing levels of soil microbes
Great video on microbes 🇳🇿❤️
Glad you enjoyed it!
I know we are destroying our soil what happens if all the microbes are dying or gone what do we do
so what you're saying is all one needs is the right amount of organic matter and green growing plants... ?
Essentially lol mimic Mother Nature
Soil microbiometer is a new tool for counting assessing microbiology activity in soils. Safe and fairly inexpensive :)
Good job. .....JADAM GARDENING
KNG as well, my friend .
@@AllConsumingJAWS please elaborate a little bit more sir
Korean Natural Gardening. JADAM is a more simplified version...
@@AllConsumingJAWS ty
We just keep adding fertilizer and pesticides and more fertilizer to try compensate for the loss to the microbes in the soil
Gotta take care of this tiny zoo and feed it : D
Hah awe
Hmm can we get an Osmosis Jones but for soil microbes? It seems like there would be unlimited drama if we personified these bacteria
Hahah awe
Wild ride last night??? Must be what the coffee is for lol
🤣🤣
cant wait to make some Lactic acid bacteria, and plant the legumes
I have random legumes all over haha
RIP mickey
feeding our red headed soil scientol...i mean soil scientists, one sip at a time
I didn't know you was a pentecostal! PTL! :)
I've never seen someone speak in tongues! Was a sight to see!
I grew up Pentecostal and this was a tame service.
@@dr.froghopper6711yep, me too.
AHAHAHAHAHAHHA OMG you guys I’m dying
You guys are way to funny
I use popsicle sticks to identify my plants and within a few months the microbes have eaten the portion beneath the soil.
Mulching AF in NJ.
and growing nasturtiums and marigolds AF in NJ
Better Help is still beyond the means of most people who kight like to use it.
That’s today’s problem. Therapy is over looked
Lord knows I could use it but I didn't realize what your mom went through sorry to hear.
Wild night out me thinks 😆
😏 knowing me I probably was lost in a book and that was my wild night
Ah, the tightly whitey test, I knew this was coming
Lollll
evapotranspiration is just evoporation of water because of atmosfer heat + transpiration from the water used by plants when they breathe (because they need water too)
that is what i know, how about you guys?
edit: microorganism need to breathe too, they need water too so.... that count as transpiration isn't it?
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Sorry i didnt get it. So you are saying i cant look at my soil under the microscope without a proper PPE? I was going to buy a microscope for my kids 5000x
What I heard her say was, please do not culture your soil microbes at home in a petrie dish. Some of them are harmful.
Oh you can! Not the petri dish. If you have just soil that’s find
Better help, that brings up a question do the soil microbes have empathy? I mean does our presence affect them that way i guess i heard something about garden plants notice our presence so....how bout the mycoverse guys...
I’m not sure! I think myth busters maybe did an episode on the plants idea.
I'm pretty sure they see us as a virus.
What does clamatto in the thumbnail have to do with this? I'm not wasting bloody caesars on my dirt.
Lmfao absolutely zero
It's not wasting if it's a party!
Why not just tell us the steps we need and what to use ti increase the micro population, then once we do all these steps then tell us how PH effects plant nutrient up take and then simply tell us how to raise and lower PH quickly 😊
From my limited exposure to Dr. Ingham she seems like a borderline MLM grifter promoting science-adjacent "eco-methods" selling courses, certifications, microscopes, lab services, training courses to teach courses, and a bunch of other junk. The worst part is she uses her pedigree and her soil science background to craft really good sounding nonsense and half-truths that's convincing to many people.
That was a wonderful description ... I have a video on her but I think I took it down lol
I thought penicillin was found from bread
Your neighbour's look like they probably have lots of grass clippings...
I do what i can to keep my neighbour's green bins empty.
I have got my neighbours addicted to gardening now to... so they hoard their grass.
To close, to close
🗣 Roar...‼️
if you like elaine ingham you should check out matt powers hes really taken the lead on the science he started.
Yeah, generally the chemical scientists accept the biological science, but they aren't trained in it, so they have no real understanding of soil function