I just learned that it's a game changer (in an organic garden) to leave ONE perennial plant intact in your annual beds! This leaves a root system in place for the colonization of the AMF...and then no dig or till as much as possible 🤯. Hth!
This information is very good especially for self- watering planter boxes. … I do square foot gardening and now we can did channels along the edges of each square about 6 to 8 inches deep. Then lay in some fertilizer that our transplants can reach later in the growing season.
Great video as always. im a landscaper and always looking for more information to improve myself. I know a lot of your videos are around inside plants or veggies but im always converting what you say into information about trees and shrubs. could you do a video on aeration/watering tubes? iv been trying out VermisTerra HydroSpirals. they seem like one of the best.
I do the same for my marigolds, sunflowers, Batchelers Buttons, black eyed Susan’s, Echinacea and nasturtiums. My love are around Marigolds and Sunflowers. … Just learning on propagating Purple Beauty Creeping Phlox. … It is much cheeper to grow from cuttings and cheeper than buying seed starts.
Hi Ashley! Love to watch how you and child enjoy about plants and gardening. I watch almost all of your videos on plants and gardening. Even one of my friends has made his garden by following your video! Your effort reflects how passionate you are. Publishing 835 public videos within 8 years is really appreciable. I found your website too while surfing your youtube channel which is also on gardening niche. Great! I am a webmaster and also love to do blogging and youtubing like you. I am the leader of the largest active blogging community in my country. Do you know how good your prospects are? The selling value of websites built on gardening niches is very high. The gardening niche is one of the top five most viewed video categories on UA-cam. But as a youtuber I am a little bit disheartened after watching your youtube view count for the last 8 consecutive years and the visitors of your website as well. However, you are giving effort. And hard work always pays off. To get that you need to work a bit more moderately. If you agree I can share with you some opinions based on my UA-cam and blogging experience. I don’t want to bother you and interfere with your work. Feel free to let me know if you are interested. I’ll be there for you. Golam Innovation.🪴🪴🪴
That is such a cool topic. … I have been looking into “Transparent Aluminum. It does exist and it is as strong as steel but it allows slight to pass through the it without too much loss and it does not refract. Draw back is it cost a lot to manufacture.
As a little geeky fact for you, in humans, and I presume animals as well, if one mineral is in excess it can cause a deficiency in another. For example, an excess of magnesium will lead to a calcium deficiency. I found it interesting to learn that this seesaw can happen will plant minerals as well.
Black stems of my tomato seedlings of both my Black Krim and Midnight Snack are always a factor something I've noticed several seasons now I think it's normal for the 2 and knowing black stems of seedlings also is a sign of a lack of nutrients. Also I have noticed that in a couple seedlings volunteers and I did allow a couple mature into productive plants. Thanks for your teaching. Also very certain you said sunflower can be planted in late fall for the following season. Correct ? As someone else said no don't try it.
Your information on mycelium is really interesting. It makes me wonder if it's worth buying the kind made for cannabis. The specific varieties are easy to get but I wonder if it helps in fabric pots and soil I usually only use once. I plan to reusing the soil in my Earthboxes after adding worm castings and organic amendments.
Hello Queen Geek! Have you tried growing King Stropharia in or around your garden? I use it to chew down my chunkier mulch pathways and the compost is great. I like to think they are helping my plants (directly or indirectly).
I love this series, have a bit of catching up to do, lol. Question, When I make a vermicompost extract, are the nutrients, like phosphorus available to the plants? Stay Well !!!!
If there's any consolation, the amount of P that most garden packages/guides tell you to apply accounts for the fact that most of the orthophosphate from decomposition will be bound in the soil above. Once saturated, it'll slowly gradiate downwards to where the roots are. But of course, that is technically over-application of P and has runoff issues, so newer guides should be cautioning you to put it in smaller amounts around the area of exploration. I honestly don't think I've come across that, but I don't pay much attention to these things.
@@teac117 cool! I think my native clay already has fair amount of P in it. I've been applying small amount of P every grow cycle so some from years previous should've made it's way down.
@@johnthumble5154 I don’t need peer reviewed evidence. I’ve used it in my own garden with magnificent results as have 4 of my friends. Don’t like it, don’t use it. Let’s see your peer reviewed evidence that tires roll!!! We’ll wait!!!
Interesting but depressing for me, the soil is so sandy my way that regulations cap P to 2% in domestic fertilisers to spare the waterways. Are mycellium worthwhile in a container garden? Btw the audio track loses sync with video at ~8:58, it was a mesmerising effect though!
An important note, no mineral or nutrient acts on its own there are always cofactors involved and the complex soil community does move nutrients around over time. Regarding your dog what type of dementia is involved? We have been reversing dementia and degenerative illnesses for for animals and humans for decades. Let me know if you want to discuss a plan I will connect with my DVM ND path.
Please continue this series. I am really enjoying it.
Agreed
Yes! I need to go back and find the other bits. If we are on #5 I have missed 2 to 4. 😢
LOVE, LOVE, LOVEEEE this series!! Oh, and love you, too! You're awesome, smart, and fun to learn from about all nerdy soil and plant stuff. 🥰
I just learned that it's a game changer (in an organic garden) to leave ONE perennial plant intact in your annual beds! This leaves a root system in place for the colonization of the AMF...and then no dig or till as much as possible 🤯. Hth!
didn't know where to make this comment for video I saw on Canadian Prepper but you were rockin! you certainly are a great actress!
Ha! Thanks 🙏
These nerdy episodes are really Growing on me!
I love this. Thank you.
Fabulous knowledge
This information is very good especially for self- watering planter boxes. … I do square foot gardening and now we can did channels along the edges of each square about 6 to 8 inches deep. Then lay in some fertilizer that our transplants can reach later in the growing season.
Great video as always. im a landscaper and always looking for more information to improve myself. I know a lot of your videos are around inside plants or veggies but im always converting what you say into information about trees and shrubs. could you do a video on aeration/watering tubes? iv been trying out VermisTerra HydroSpirals. they seem like one of the best.
I do the same for my marigolds, sunflowers, Batchelers Buttons, black eyed Susan’s, Echinacea and nasturtiums. My love are around Marigolds and Sunflowers. … Just learning on propagating Purple Beauty Creeping Phlox. … It is much cheeper to grow from cuttings and cheeper than buying seed starts.
Hi Ashley!
Love to watch how you and child enjoy about plants and gardening. I watch almost all of your videos on plants and gardening. Even one of my friends has made his garden by following your video! Your effort reflects how passionate you are. Publishing 835 public videos within 8 years is really appreciable. I found your website too while surfing your youtube channel which is also on gardening niche. Great! I am a webmaster and also love to do blogging and youtubing like you. I am the leader of the largest active blogging community in my country. Do you know how good your prospects are? The selling value of websites built on gardening niches is very high. The gardening niche is one of the top five most viewed video categories on UA-cam. But as a youtuber I am a little bit disheartened after watching your youtube view count for the last 8 consecutive years and the visitors of your website as well. However, you are giving effort. And hard work always pays off. To get that you need to work a bit more moderately. If you agree I can share with you some opinions based on my UA-cam and blogging experience. I don’t want to bother you and interfere with your work. Feel free to let me know if you are interested. I’ll be there for you. Golam Innovation.🪴🪴🪴
All i want for Christmas is... plant nutrition.
I am enjoying this series. please continue.
I would love a video on homemade row covers. I look forward to mineral Christmas 🎄
That is such a cool topic. … I have been looking into “Transparent Aluminum. It does exist and it is as strong as steel but it allows slight to pass through the it without too much loss and it does not refract. Draw back is it cost a lot to manufacture.
Thank you, let those roots travel a bit to get the phosphorous👍😎❤️
As a little geeky fact for you, in humans, and I presume animals as well, if one mineral is in excess it can cause a deficiency in another. For example, an excess of magnesium will lead to a calcium deficiency. I found it interesting to learn that this seesaw can happen will plant minerals as well.
Very informative talk. It's interesting that mycelium negates plants being considered organic.
so rose's spring purple leaves are due to P deficiency ?
Its all about balance. Yin and yang. It is true in life and in soil.
Thanks love the nuance and detail!
Black stems of my tomato seedlings of both my Black Krim and Midnight Snack are always a factor something I've noticed several seasons now I think it's normal for the 2 and knowing black stems of seedlings also is a sign of a lack of nutrients.
Also I have noticed that in a couple seedlings volunteers and I did allow a couple mature into productive plants.
Thanks for your teaching.
Also very certain you said sunflower can be planted in late fall for the following season.
Correct ?
As someone else said no don't try it.
Your a trip thanks for the Breslin thought ❤
Giant pumpkin growers love talk about nutrients 😊😊
I think it is hyphae. Myceleum I think is not root dependent especially when fruiting. Maybe I am confused.
Love This, you're the best 🤗
Love the series. Best garden presents nutrients videos. Then if they have their own playlists that we can binge in the future.👍🏼🪱😁
Your information on mycelium is really interesting. It makes me wonder if it's worth buying the kind made for cannabis. The specific varieties are easy to get but I wonder if it helps in fabric pots and soil I usually only use once. I plan to reusing the soil in my Earthboxes after adding worm castings and organic amendments.
What's your thoughts on continually having roots in the ground for microbes? Can folks chill the heck out in the winter?
Love this series.
Fabulous
I believe they are all important micro or macro,without them all the garden doesn’t prosper!
Hello Queen Geek!
Have you tried growing King Stropharia in or around your garden? I use it to chew down my chunkier mulch pathways and the compost is great. I like to think they are helping my plants (directly or indirectly).
Tip top video, cheers!
I love this series, have a bit of catching up to do, lol.
Question, When I make a vermicompost extract, are the nutrients, like phosphorus available to the plants?
Stay Well !!!!
Thank you.
Face palm to me putting on bonemeal on top after planting garlic.
I hear ya. … I got lucky as I put mine under the roots of our cloves. Now we will put our bone meal in trench’s between rows.
If there's any consolation, the amount of P that most garden packages/guides tell you to apply accounts for the fact that most of the orthophosphate from decomposition will be bound in the soil above. Once saturated, it'll slowly gradiate downwards to where the roots are. But of course, that is technically over-application of P and has runoff issues, so newer guides should be cautioning you to put it in smaller amounts around the area of exploration. I honestly don't think I've come across that, but I don't pay much attention to these things.
@@teac117 cool! I think my native clay already has fair amount of P in it. I've been applying small amount of P every grow cycle so some from years previous should've made it's way down.
Yeah
What about using biochar and bone-char?
I’ve been making both and adding it to my compost…. Results have been exceptional!
Zero evidence biochar does anything.
@ 😂😂😂
@daveheller4488 produce peer reviewed evidence. We'll wait.
@@johnthumble5154 I don’t need peer reviewed evidence. I’ve used it in my own garden with magnificent results as have 4 of my friends.
Don’t like it, don’t use it.
Let’s see your peer reviewed evidence that tires roll!!!
We’ll wait!!!
Does anthocyanins, which are antioxidants , contained in those plants that have purple stems/leaves due to lack of phosphorus?
Interesting but depressing for me, the soil is so sandy my way that regulations cap P to 2% in domestic fertilisers to spare the waterways. Are mycellium worthwhile in a container garden?
Btw the audio track loses sync with video at ~8:58, it was a mesmerising effect though!
Love your "channel", you might do something on PPM of fertilizer. If you already have...Sorry!
Put all these special talks on nutrients together so we can easily review them.
🤦 ⬅️ Me after your fertilizer placement comment. Yup, today years old!!
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sound is off...
I think you meant to say Mycorrhizae instead of mycelium.
And hyphae
An important note, no mineral or nutrient acts on its own there are always cofactors involved and the complex soil community does move nutrients around over time. Regarding your dog what type of dementia is involved? We have been reversing dementia and degenerative illnesses for for animals and humans for decades. Let me know if you want to discuss a plan I will connect with my DVM ND path.
Another DON nod!
and YES, please continue this series.
LOL, mycelium is not organic, but azomite is. :P