Apply THIS Solution 5 Times BEFORE Planting For Bountiful Harvests This Growing Season - JADAM JMS
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- This video will show you how to prepare a powerful microbial inoculate to ensure a thriving soil food web this upcoming growing season!
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This solution can be applied on the garden AT ANY TIME... the temperature of the garden does not matter... some of the microbes will go dormant until the conditions are right... the only temperature that matters is the BREWING temp... 75f is adequate... apply this solution with about one or two weeks in between applications...
I’m gonna wait a little while… still two feet of snow on the garden🤪🤪🤪
Please use European measurements, too. Celsius and Centimeters.
Please!!!
24 degrees Velsius. A Place by the oven would do, too?
Or does it need to be constant the same heat?
@@kathyp.3214 i think you’ll have to figure out a way to maintain the warm temperatures or risk making an inferior product. It sounds like you might be living off grid if you’re using an oven for warmth… is this a wood burner? If yes, perhaps you could heat a bunch of bricks or rocks to put beside and/or under your pail and cover in blankets overnight?
@@kathyp.3214 the USA is officially metric, but it’s not taught anywhere except for scientific research. I’m Canadian and know both systems… metric is easier! I’m 78, so had to learn the system in my senior years. Like learning a new language… it’s good for the brain. The US will be brought into the metric system kicking snd screaming all the way. They’re the only major country on the planet not using it. Nate… you’re young enough and plenty smart enough to easily absorb this! Like a second language, you’ll never regret learning it.
Whenever I see videos like yours, I'm reminded of a scripture. "I will teach you how to heal your land". Thank you for being an instrument of healing. Much Respect 🙇♀️
Great video, Nate. For those who are becoming concerned about food security and deciding now for the first time to start a garden, perhaps you could do a video outlining your gardening philosophy and overall strategy as well as a basic guide of how to get started, with some encouraging words about how it need not be overly complicated.
thats a great idea thank you!!
Thank you again Nate, I saw a big difference last summer when I found your channel. This was the first amendment I made and it immediately had a positive affect on my garden.
JADAM first lecture! :) Thanks Nate! Youngsang-cho said that mineral balance of seawater is same as amniotic water fluid of mother, bload plasma of human body ,fluids of plants.
thats right my friend everything is connected
I have a 10-11 month growing season in my country. Thailand. Will sweet potatoes (potatoes don't grow here) work? I can make my own sea salt as we live 150 meters.from the beach. My goal is to be 100% self sufficient "fertilizer" and soil conditioner. Your videos are amazing. I've been watching and rewatching you videos to memorize all your valuable information. Thanks.
yes sweet potatoes will grow like crazy in Thailand!... I lived on Koh Tao for a few seasons many years ago... they will grow year round for sure
@@gardenlikeaviking my wife and I discussed moving there but I work online and the internet wasn't always stable at the time. You amazing! Thank you
Good video.
So the micro-organisms that are making the action in your inoculate are yeasts. They occur naturally in compost base and then thrive with the addition of water, potato starch (carbohydrates) and warmth. So with the warmth the yeast metabolizes the potato carbohydrates producing CO2 (bubbles) and ethanol as well as going to work on many biological levels I cant understand to make plenty of soil goodness.
Great video as always, I implemented this last year and noticed a big improvement, plus is so easy and inexpensive, I love it.
I have a question. Before planting in pots or grow bags, what ratio should we apply for JMS? One to one or apply higher ratio. Please advise.
Just had a walk in the snow. I came home to find your video. Can't wait to see how much better my garden will be this year. 🤸😊
it will be a fantastic year of bounty for you!!
After the microbes reach their peak and start to die, why can’t you add more food to prolong and increase their lives? If not , won’t they die in the soil? Especially if the soil temperature is considerably lower than their optimal 75 degrees, which it will be until spring?
Thank you for all the information, you share.
The recipe takes others things into account, like salinity and PH. Adding more food will change that.
Good question.
there are many more factors at play... once the microbes peak thats it we have reached the zenith of amount and diversity of IMO's... introducing them into the soil begins a chain reaction of things and relationships are formed to incorporate the new life into the soil... many microbes simply go dormant at lower temps
This guys a wealth of gardening knowledge. Thanks for sharing
Now I just need soil! I live on a crumbling mountain and for every bucket of 'dirt' I get a couple cups of soil. Working on it. Q: in 7a/b in u s: bed/row E-W long side facing south and plant inside beds rows N-S?
I was wondering about this after watching other videos. It just seemed like pretreating would be the way to go. Thanks for this.
Thank you very much for this information. Your videos are the easiest to use for applying these techniques. I live in a hot climate and the soil is extremely sandy. I am trying to use compost to improve the soil, starting with dry leaves and green material and using a cold composting method at 20-35 degrees centigrade daily temperatures. I am wondering whether I can apply this microbe solution directly onto the composting leaves, to speed up the process of decomposition. Do you have any experience with this? Thank you
yes absolutely applying this mixture will speed up the natural cold decomposition of the organic matter and enrich the soil in the process... no need to use a heater in your location! lol... be sure to use heavy mulch system
@@gardenlikeaviking I have got dry leaves on top of most beds. Unfortunately we only have four months with rain, so breakdown in slow. However, this dry leaf mulch does improve the soil quality slowly. I have not tried putting leaves in plastic bags to make leaf mold - I would rather use them quickly, either to make compost or reduce evaporation. Today I prepared 2x 5 gallon buckets and we will see how it goes. Thank you for your input.
Great video, very clear. So OK I went ahead and followed the procedure exactly. Bought a fish tank heater, plugged it in and turned it on - Next morning - NOTHING! The heater was duff and the water temp was only 20 degrees C. No microbial action. What to do? - dump it and start again with another water heater that works? Cheers, Art NZ
did the heater have a thermostat that was not set properly?... yes no matter what just dump it and start again
@@gardenlikeaviking Second attempt. Same result. Found AFTER brew scummed up that the heater was set at 24 degrees C ok, ( 75 F ) that it turned off after 5 mins. MCP read the instructions finally and discovered that the heater had to be totally submerged in the liquid, ( which it was not). Duh! READ THE INSTRUCTIONS!!!!!!!!
I really appreciate your explanations and that you do not assume everyone already knows the acronyms. What, if any book would you most recommend? I need things in writing. My brain…. :)
Great reminder I only made 2 batches with the aquarium heater so far...need another
I'm in north Georgia. early October temp highs in the low seventies lows in the low sixties. Tried to brew JMS twice with marginal success, bought an aquarium heater set to 75 degrees now it's bubbling and foaming like crazy. I was worried my leaf mold was low in microbes.
Thanks!
Can you speed up the time process by turning up the temperature on your Aquarium heater .
Brother....liking your methods. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Korean farming never used the heater
yes in the JADAM book he suggests using a heater just like this
How would i use this with biochar?
when the solution is at its peak add the biochar along with the fish fertilizer and let soak 12 hours or so then apply... thats supercharges the biochar
❤❤❤ love living soils
Fantastic video, thank you so much!
Great channel brother,your presentation is right on,Thank you for your knowledge,I'm going to give this a go
Thanks Nate.
Could you apply a seaweed liquid instead of seal salt? Any rates if so? Cheers for the videos!!
That’s fascinating. Natural is amazing. I wish I could redo my college career choice 😂
Thank you for the video. Just In time before March 22nd last frost date. 👍
lucky!!... .may 15 here
wow, thank you.
Hi Nate, how you doing? Sure, appreciate the knowledge you sharing with all of us. I've gotten leaf mold from my area which is a lot of oaks and my job solution comes out around 5.0 to 5.5 in between that and it kind of concerning to me that the pH is that low. Should I be worried about that?
So I live in a cold weather climate also (Mi.). So the solution is warm is it gonna still do good when I apply it when the soil is cold? When should I start applying it up here in Mi.? Also you said oce a week for 5 applications. I've been away for 10yrs. there's a lot of weeds in my raised bed. Is it ok to use round up to kill all the weeds 3 weeks before planting. I dug them all up in the fall. But they all seem to always come back. I actually dug them up three times last year. Spring, summer , fall.Haven't planted in this bed for at least 10 yrs
you can begin applying this brew anytime between now and planting... it won't matter the temps of the soil just make sure to water it in good so it gets down deep... personally I could never recommend using roundup for anything at all... its truly a terrible chemical... but you do as you see fit.... I would use a deep mulch system in the beds to suppress the weeds... thick layer of whole leaves or grass clippings 6inches deep and nothing will come up through that for the most part
i have about 20 pounds of pink himalayan sea salt straight from pakistan and i am wondering if i can put on the garden for more minerals in small amounts. i cant seem to find a straight answer from anybody, if you have talked about it on another video you can direct me to it please. love your work!
I can discuss this Saturday during the live stream at 12 noon EST.... yes that salt is highly beneficial for the soil but ONLY IN THE RIGHT PROPORTIONS!!... apply it through this method by making this solution and you will be just fine
Thanks for reminding me i did it a few times before i planted the cover crop. Im thinking the deer keeping my wheat trim no way for me to ever get a harvest from it so im just gonna dump it on the wheat
I would still dilute it 1 to 20 if there's a living root in the ground... the winter wheat will grow like a madman here in another month or so once it breaks dormancy
@@gardenlikeaviking will do
Approximatley How much sq.ft. does 5 gallons treat?
anywhere from 5x10 to 10x10 give or take... you can also dilute it 1 to 1 or even 1 to 5 if you have too much ground to cover but pure is best
how many potatoes and leaf mold for a 55 gallon drum?
you can do about 2 pounds potatoes with 2 pounds leaf mold with 1 pound sea salt
@@gardenlikeaviking thank you
i bought my heater today .. i just need to get me some leaf mold .. i saw a really good place to get some while driving down the road the other day lol, lots of built up leaves from the years and hopefully the property owners will allow me to get some .. ok so if i have some totes that have already been planted and have growing seedlings, how do i apply this to them as well?
How often are potato bags treated with JMS, before planting? Do you also apply to the leaf bed the bags set on? thanks
treat the bags the same way... 5x prior to planting is ideal... yes let the solution get all over the whole setup including the bag and the leaf mold beneath but no need to move the bags just let it run out
@@gardenlikeaviking when there is leaves on the garden soil, do you rake them back to get the JMS in contact with the soil, or just apply over the leaves and hope it rains?
@@jamestriplett790 assuming you'll leave the leaves as a mulch come summer then yes I just apply on top of everything and let it inoculate the whole system... you could water it all in after as well to make sure it gets down deep if you're concerned things are too dry
@@gardenlikeaviking How did you arrive at 5x is the best applications of JMS to apply in the spring?
I assume you want to wait until there isn’t much snow covering the garden though right?
it doesn't matter that much actually... start this about 5-7 weeks before planting
@@gardenlikeaviking that’s good to know then man, should probably get it on!
Can this be added in a garden bed with existing plants? I live in the high desert 8b in southern CA. And have sandy soil that doesn’t keep moisture well with our high heat temps water runs off or does not absorb well. I add my own compost but by mid summer, my plants struggle. Thx for your suggestions and education!😊
yes but it must be diluted 20x with water... try to get plenty of organic matter in and on top of that soil to make a home for the microbes
Apply even while the ground is still frozen?
yes you can... best to begin applications 5-8 weeks before planting
Hi Nate!! thank you… I understand you want to use the formula when it is bubbly … ok … what is the application rate? If the water has to set 24 then 48 to brew thats a total of 72 hours … so if i have 10 4x4 raised beds… one bucket 5x per bed for a total of 50 buckets …. and how long do i wait to treat in between buckets ? or? is one bucket per raised bed enough? can the water be preheated to speed it up? thank you so much in advance!! ❤
if your bed is only 4x4 you could do two beds with a bucket or the best way is to brew it in a 55gal drum or something similar with a bigger heater... 1 week between applications is ideal... you could dilute it 1 to 1 with water and get three beds from each bucket to save you making so many buckets
@@gardenlikeaviking thank you so much … this is so helpful!! I love your techniques and learned so much… Im trying my best to follow and use this valuable info for my situation and growing zone… somethings are generally a little different but overall this is great … thank you again for your hard work to bring your information to us… I know its not that easy!!
Thanks Nate, I am in New Zealand. So am out if step with seasons. Do you have a planting guide you share for the seasons. Eg.. we are going into the last month of summer. I’m keen to know what seeds to plant, if any now over autumn.
I do not have a planting guide yet... for you the ideal thing is to look back at my list of videos from last season and you will see all my videos flow with the current state of the season so now you can look into the "fall garden" video and then the "cover crop" video and then the "fertility adding" videos and so on
@@gardenlikeaviking autumn = fall. Ok. Last night I made up the potato Jadam soil conditioning soup. Can’t wait to see how this amends my largely clay and hardpan conditions. .. I’ll do the five applications. My plan is to go this whole process twice- ten applications over four months over fall and early winter.
What size heater for five gallon bucket?
they have ones designed for 10 gallon fish tanks and thats the kind I use
Sir pls learn how fight with fruit flies beacuse its big problem in my country
1.2K views and only 270 likes. Come on guys! OK Nate, making cheese, do you have to start from rice water all over again or can you reuse LABS to make it?
you can start LABS from LABS for a few batches but then its best to start fresh to "re-capture" the strongest strains of lactobacilli
I keep my garage at or above 75 degrees my wood stove burner. Is that fine I really don't want to keep buying more stuff!
I feel you!... yes that would probably work so long as the water stays at about 72-75F you should still get good action
can you put your potatoes in the microwave to cook them or is it best to boil them? and can i use this solution on my seedlings and if so what is the dilution ratio?
it is best to boil them because the microwave alters the structure of the potato... yes you can add this to the seedlings at 3oz per gallon
@@gardenlikeaviking ok thank you .. and just checking all of my options .. thank you for taking the time to teach us so much and to share your spirituality with us
can I use Sweet potato instead of Potato? My country Philippines has a lot of sweet potato.
yes you can use sweet potato in the same measurement as the regular potato
@@gardenlikeaviking Thank you Sir, your UA-cam channel is a Big help worldwide! I enjoyed watching your videos very much!
Seat heating mat work in place of aquarium heater?
You can bring it inside or boil a few pots of water to add to your bucket of water to get it to around 70 degrees, that will be enough
yes if you wrap the heat mat around the bucket and secure it
Want to get your take on growing my own rice Do you?😅
we do not have the climate here to support rice growing... and even if we did... its very labor intensive to harvest and process... to do any significant amount takes either machinery of some kind or a village of people to manually process... those are my thoughts and experience at least
do we have to make a new one every 1-2 weeks? can i just throw in some more potatos with the same old water?
no this solution must be made fresh each time
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Gonna skip this one. Need another 2 months before I can even get close to my garden.
where are you located?
@@gardenlikeaviking Northern Ontario, zone 4, but I do grow under lights starting in about 2 weeks. Kind of depressing right now with 3 feet of snow over my bed area.
Thank you Nate, I have been hammering some brand new beds with the JMS, my porch is like an assembly line of buckets and water off-gassing, the whole porch smells sort of like fresh bread. I have been cheating a bit by keeping some of the liquid to start the new buckets rather than replacing so much leaf mold. Works well for about four buckets and then it looses its luster of bubbles forcing me to start a brand new batch from scratch. Learning a lot from you videos, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
I love the sound of that my friend your description makes a pleasant visual!!... yes it's by far best to utilize the fresh leaf mold each and every time for largest diversity and vitality of IMO's but if LM is in very short supply then ok I get it
I found you 2 days ago and have been watching you in all my spare time. You are growing so quickly even in these 2 days. I am happy to see it. Can't wait to see these concepts improve my garden thanks for sharing!
I found myself wanting to make this early season JADAM solution for my garden. My problem is it is late winter here and I don't have any leaf mold. So I decided to try an experiment. I found what I thought was leaf mold. I took some home and heated it at 83 degrees for two weeks. Then I used my heated leaf mold and followed the instructions from this video. In 48 hours i had the large bubbles and the surface was covered in foam.
When it’s diluted when plants are in the ground, how large of an area does a 5 gallon bucket cover? What do you do with any extra that you have?
G'day Nate! Congratulations on your ever increasing 'Subs'! Your excellent channel is close to a first Milestone Birthday and as a follower from the start, I have seen both you and your channel continually "blossom" into must watch video tutorials! All the best my friend!🥰🍀🙏
and I have appreciated your positive energy and enthusiastic spirit from the start Keith!!
Glad to see you are still using JMS, probably the best input one can make. Wow, so easy!
wow so easy!! lol
For better results as far as salt goes. Use Himalayan salt or 'fresh' salt water from the ocean, 1 to 1 1/2 cups is just under two tablespoons, so a cup to be safe. Thank you for spreading the ways of JADAM once again
Also Celtic sea salt works nicely
LOVE all that you cover in a quick and informative manner. THANK YOU!
QUESTION: would this benefit indoor seedlings after they have sprouted?
heyo jo jo … as i understood from a previous video … Nate makes a tea from leaf mold (strained through fine mesh or old flour sack) to water seedlings … hope this helps
I can discuss this Saturday during the live stream at 12 noon EST.... short answer is yes it can but ONLY in the right proportions otherwise it will be harmful to them
love this one! How cool! Now to get an aquarium heater! ThanQ, Nate! Wonderful explanations in the video. I always want to know "why?".
Nate, I though you had mentioned (maybe in your live stream) where you would alternate the 5 JMS with a LABS application. I believe you said still dilute (not neat/straight because it would be wasteful) the labs at 1oz per gal. when applying. Can you touch upon this again please, thanks in advance. 🙂 ((this question is all about no living roots in the ground)) 2nd question, can I add a shot of LABS to the JMS or should it be a separate application if at all?
Thankyou Sir… 5 times - once a week for 5 weeks ?
Am I right and then post planting once a week (1:20 ratio). Correct ?
Can I use irrigation water to dilute this before application? Or will that kill everything I just made?
Gidday from NZ Nate. Loving your videos and their clear but not drawn out explanations. I’m looking forward to trying liquid amendments on my new allotment and I’m very impressed that you let your JMS go past its peak just for us. Bloody legend.
lol anything for you guys!!... best of luck this upcoming year my friend but I guess for you its going into winter!
Thank you sir.... I just ordered a fish tank heater so that I can get this on the road.
Nate you are the best proffesor of al the proffesors who have taught me.I studied and achieved a B. Agric degree in South Africa from 1979 to 1982.I am absolutely surprised and happy to learn so more from you.Question. I farm in Namibia(SWA). Our average day temp is between is between 34 and 40. degrees Celsius(90 and104 degrees Farenheit) So should i cool the solution down to your suggested temp to reach the same results ? Thanks for your answer in advance.I appreciate al the knowledge you teach us.Charles Dall
Does anyone know if its better to collect leaf mold in the fall when its cooler/wetter? Or does it not matter? I live in Oregon and have tried this twice this summer. First time was back in Late June/early July and the result was decent. Second time was today (after 48 hours) and the result was really sad. The leaf mold I collected looked to have decent mycelium, so not sure what happend
Can I use instant Mashed Potato Flakes, instead of cutting, cooking, mashing, blending whole potato.
I can attest to the importance of the temperature. I made some about a week ago and the weather got really cold. So absolutely nothing was happening.
I brought it inside by a heater vent, and it actually came to life fairly well - although it didn't fully recover.
Thanks again sooo much Nate, gotta find that aquarium heater 🤠
for a place your size you could make this in a 55gal drum to apply strait to those beds!!
@@gardenlikeaviking wow! And *duh*!!!
We recently picked up some 55-gallon drums too🤠
The same thing applies to compost piles/bins. People get worried about the microbes dying during really cold winter, but they just go dormant. When temps rise again, they'll bounce back just fine.
I am making today. I guess it will be okay to add handful of worm compost and char.
Thanks Nate! Always very informative and repetition very important for the knowledge to sink in. Never forget~~
Question ???? Exposing the mixture to light will kill off microbes also won't it ?
Thanks for the breakdown of the timing for this. great info!
Eh Nate, so for 55 gallons just increase the ingredients 10 fold?
anyone here with experience as to results of 5x treatment? mygreathanks and blessings🙏
thanks for the simple and quick clearity on this process. great work, homie!
Hi Nate, I'm still having problems making JMS, i didn't store any leaf mould before winter and have been getting fresh from the forests, do the microbes get washed down deep or change over winter as its certainly not getting the foam or behaving anything like it did during the warmer months.
Wait for the minimum temperature to reach 18 degree Celsius (65 F) to collect leaf mould from forest. I too didn't collect in fall. Now we wait my friend for microbes to reactivate again in nature
@@Amuserr Thanks for that, I've been puzzled with the results I've been getting, I'll be stocking up this year near the end of the summer for sure, everyday is school day.
in general the microbes simply go dormant or at least slow down the activity in the leaf mold but that is not the cause of your issues IMHO... what is the temperature of the water you're brewing it in??... that is by far most important
@@gardenlikeaviking thanks Nate, I've a small heater and it's set to 22 degrees in my kitchen which is roughly about the same, in the summer it was no problem, I think it's the leaf mould as you said before, I've tried so many times and the best bubbles I get are after 12 hours then it goes dead quite quickly which is strange compared to the summer.
I see how to heat the water but is the mold still alive if it is cold and just coming out of winter
Good talk. Do we wait for the soil to warm up a bit before applying JMS, or will the microbes just sit dormant until it warms up? cheers.
it doesn't matter really just begin application about 5-8 weeks before planting and space a week apart
@@gardenlikeaviking Nice one, cheers Nate
I love this video! I had never heard of JADAM before seeing your channel, but it has inspired me to seek out a different way of growing. Thank you for not only showing perfect JMS, but also JMS that is past it's prime!
and thank you for commenting on each video you watch my friend it helps the channel grow and spreads the knowledge!!
@@gardenlikeaviking Yes! I really want to do whatever I can to help this channel grow. It is spreading the right knowledge, in an ocean of gardening misinformation and confusing methods on youtube. These methods remind me of the way my ancestors gardened and farmed. A comment is the least I can do to help!
Regretting not collecting leaf mold. Next year!
Nate, amazing as usual. Quick question, we have been failing miserably trying to make the 50 gallon brew, what would you suggest? 10 5 gallons buckets, or 2 paint strainers with 5 hand fulls of leave mold and the respective portátil mix in each? Thanks Nate
are you talking of the microbial solution with the potatoes??... lets chat about that during the live in a couple hours!
Thank you for your videos on Jadam. They gave me a lot of tips. I've been doing JMS and JLF for about a couple of years now. When it comes to the JMS it's really frustrating because for what seems like no rhyme or reason, I can put the SAME EXACT inputs (the leaf mold from the same place, the potatoes from the same place, and the sea salt from the same place) and sometimes it works perfectly. The bubbles are nice and thick and sometimes things happen and I'm able to not get to the JMS, but the bubbles still hold up for the next day to maintain its viablity, so it's not wasted. It's just that strong.
Then there are other times it will start to bubble at the top and just completely fizzle out before they get really big and ready to be used. I just don't get it. I'm putting in the SAME EXACT inputs. What in the world is causing the difference? Is it the case, that in the instances where the bubbles fizzle out at the surface, the solution is still viable underneath the surface, so I should use it?!?!
I've even bought an aquarium heater and the results are basically the same with out without it. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. I just don't get it. Is it the ratios? I don't know...I've heard you mention that it doesn't have to be that exact when it comes to measurements....so I'm just totally frustrated right now.
When that happens to me I figure my leaf mold isn't active enough.
Stupid question. Do I use a sprayer to apply it or dump the bucket in the center of my garden?
broadcast into a large area... please watch my video about how I apply the aerated compost tea and you will see my setup for applying anything including this JMS
@ Nate...I'm making my solution now, but i have a question... can i use some Jerusalem artichokes in place of/or with potatoes
I do not think that will work because the JA are full of Inulin and not great starches for the microbes... use sweet potatoes if you have them even banana will work
We have had a cold spring/early summer (zone 6 central Pennsylvania). I make my JMS in my garage. I have not had success this year because I have a difficult time keeping the water temperature at 68 degrees over night. I've made it three times YTD and had to pour it away because the microbes (bubbles) wouldn't form. I have switched to LAB for now. I can't seem to find a water heater on line that will maintain heated water of 68 degrees or more. Does anyone know where I can purchase a water heater?
Here's a fantastic one that will do exactly what you need it to amzn.to/3XrdE1r
Hi Nate, what do you think about using Jerusalem Artichokes instead of potatoes in the JMS?
ive never tried it but I do not think it will work because the JA is made of a totally different substance called "inulin"... and it would not feed the IMO's nearly in the same way as the nice easy to digest starch of the potato
So will this solution help fix Hydrophobic soil? If not will you do a video on the best way to fix Hydrophobic soil?
Our climate temps gets into 100° & above in the summer, how do we help keep that microbiom alive in the soil?
Oh & by the way my husband & I just love watching your videos! So much good info! Keep 'em coming! 😉
Hey hey from iowaaaaay! I have a buttload of potatoes that sprouted, like REALLY sprouted. Can I still use them? If so, should I use the sprouts, too?
you can knock the sprouts off and use the potato for this solution no problem
Can you clarify, you need to not have planted yet to apply it straight? Thank you for the knowledge! 🙏
thats correct... used straight is always with no plants in the ground yet
Done my first check JMS after 28 hours . Been on 75 F indoors but looks about 50 % algae on top and 50% tiny bubbles .Is there a chance it’s gone past it’s peak and I need to use it now or maybe it’s not quite ready.
Should I have kept a closer eye earlier and more often.
Just trying to replicate the video in every aspect.
This is my first attempt.
it hasn't been long enough... wait about 36 to 48 hours at that temp for the peak to come
@@gardenlikeaviking . This morning it’s looking more like it should. Lots more bubbles. Due to apply at midday ( 48 hours ) Thank You.
I know the best time to add manure to the growing area is in the Autumn but what about Bonemeal , Chicken manure pellets, Rock Dust etc.
Does this get raked in the fall or is it better to spread it closer to the time of applying JMS so the microbes have an abundance of food.
@@johnwilton3496 it doesn't matter so much with rock dust because it takes a long time to become plant available but the other ones like bonemeal, blood meal, chicken pellets, etc... yes those are best applied about the same time you start applying this JMS and the microbes will immediately begin going to work all season!!
I had to laugh when you said "Even though it's cold outside". It IS cold outside- about 24 degrees. But the cold isn't the problem, it's the five to seven feet of snow on the ground. And in the next two days we are going to get between four and a half to five and a half more feet of snow. We are about six miles from the South gate of Yosemite. If the power stays on we'll be fine, but these storms have convinced me to get my butt back down to the coast as soon as I can get out of here. (That's where my garden is anyway.)
Hi, Nate ! Thank you for all important information that you shared. But I probably missed how much of this microbial solution to apply per square meter ( or square yard) approximately to understand how many buckets I need for one application. Thank you!
Nate instead of me waiting 24 hours before using the water can I just use an aquarium air pump to get rid of the chlorine? can I use this to charge my biochar.
yes if you use a pump it will disperse the chlorine much faster in about 6 hours... yes make this mixture and use it to soak the biochar!!
no aeration, wont it be anarorbic?