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How long will this keep? Till next season?

We have a mulcher mower for the yard. We just leave the mulched leaves in the yard, Natural soil for free and no bagging. You can even buy a mulcher blade for your existing mower.

Will the plant matter compost break down in winter if you put it in the ground.Do you add earth worms?

How to make weed tea

That is great.

at the end of the year i burn off the entire garden the heat kills seeds but near zero penetration so bacteria in soils remains intact! the burning of all the growth is like a super quick break down then immediately turn the soils and add peat or other amendments to the top this breaks up clays and adds another layer of enrichment to leach down and inoculates the garden for good bacteria in the spring then simply watch soil temps and plant the winter over areas for garlic etc...soak seeds in rain water before planting and pull some sets in buckets for over winter in a warmer building they are dormant but have intact root systems put them down in the compost pits in early spring the root systems only become all they were when they went dormant! if nothing happens so be it reseed with standard seed from your seed bank! over wintering peppers tomatoes onions potatoes etc works very well and using bottles and vinegar for dried egg shells makes a high calcium suppliment as the vinegar liquifies the shells...to almost pure calcium and other minerals found in the toasted shells...bake them off with your cakes and treats then mix with vinegar and co 2 is given off mix 1 cup per 5 gallons and we also use whole raw eggs shells and all when planting these nutrients are the cheapest super amendment with the seed! calcium and other organics break down over the tears for long term slow amending! in 3 years plant and run so your pants do not knock you off your feet! LOL

TH-cam should make all BOT and AI channels visible. Then we can skip the copycat boring videos. Gardeners deserve much better treatment...those who do the work for real.

This is great, thank you for the tip!

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Your tomatoes are obese that I thought they were mangoes.

Don't use hay in your veggie garden unless you want to import millions of weed seeds!!!!

Hi, what is that white soda like thing?

Great concise information without a load of waffle.

I have tall ornamental grass plants that I usually cut down in the spring. Last spring after cutting them I tried to mulch the canes with my house hold chipper. unfortunately they were still a little wet and did not chip as well as I would have liked. This year i am planning to cut them and let them dry until spring before chipping. Do you know what value the chipped tall grass might have in a garden bed? or should I just use this a mulch for my flowers etc? Thank you.

Why do they walk it down and compact it? Pile it high and it will settle.

This won’t work, especially telling people to use weed waste from their garden or yard. They would be introducing many more weed seeds to the compost and giving the weed seed the perfect environment to flourish and spread! Totally bad idea!

Bring weeds to your garden 😂

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This video is awful AI generated slop.

Really cool garden and info! The spotty AI women voice is a little rough on the ears though.

Works for me. I use chicken house bedding too and bury kitchen scraps.

I doubt this works. If this is where you are walking, it will become compacted.

Wait, how does that replace traditional composting bins? Am I supposed to just put my apple cores, cucumber skins, rotten fruits and vegetables and eggshells in my pathway? Am I supposed to put my twigs and branches in the pathway too? What about larger weeds? What about manure? And then what? Step all over it and track decomposing matter into my house? I don't think this particularly wonderful or practical. Use a bokashi compost bin if you're that limited on space. I think with the garden I just saw you should have enough room to have a little compost bin anyway.

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I just drop the weeds back on top of the soil of the garden as mulch unless I am worried about them re-rooting and then I may leave them in the path to dry out good first. I use cardboard and wood chips in my paths.

We’ve been doing compost pits for years. Works really well.

I don't do veggies but I do apple trees. I feed my apple trees fish guts, deer guts, road kill, table scraps, etc... they grow like mad.

What gardeners are doing this? Your titles are horrendous ❤

Do you also apply water if it's raining

Compost is a mix of brown and green, preferably more of the former. I don't fuss overly about the ratio because it depends on what's available, and recommendations span quite a range anyway. I garden with soil that's a mix of organic cow and horse manure, and chicken manure with some residues, and some 20 year old wood chip and random piles of old compost or manure mixed in somewhere. The richest soil I've gardened with. Lots of wood chips and straw where it's useful. The base is yellow soil mostly.

Nice video! I have a lot of compost piles in the farm but I'm yet to do my own bone meal. Now I know soil requires regular rejuvenation!

Manure has to go through a few years decomposing for best microbes, don’t add fresh manure or it may contain ecoli. Thanks for the info.👍

I bury my kitchen veggie waste daily in one area of my garden that is only dirt to create a composted soil that I can use in my raised beds...works great.

Will it help transplants , as well?

This video is AI slop

Thank you ! I will try for next year!

This is off topic ... What do you use to keep bugs from eating your plants?

Teaching grandma how to suck eggs.

Excellent

I compost everything organic from my house now - tea leaves, fruit and veg peelings and left overs, egg shells, paper and even carboard along with grass etc from garden and am now self sufficient in compost and even use the compost for growing seeds. The compost often contains weed seesds but I dont mind weeding so that is not a proble for me.

Is the white substance chalk you used to put in the soil

May I ask where can I get that tool with the wooden handle. Thank you

Looked like a MacDonalds salad when she tipped it in to the hole but BETTER....lol

Well, no point if ya putting fertiliser in it.

We do that in a different manner. We cut these weeds and put them underneath our trees and pour cattle dung on top.

This is exactly what I do in my backyard farm in kerala. I dig a pit and put all the food waste in it during the rainy season. Then by the time its summer, the soil is ready to be planted with food plants.

Excellent advice

Wait, why are there a lot of unpainted buildings in your vicinity? Which location is that?

Great tips. Thanks for sharing

Well done. Ty.