I turned Native Florida Sand into soil with Microbes!

When I started my journey into regenerative soil, I had to see it for myself. Could microbes really transform raw parent materials like sand, silt, and clay into a living, growable soil?
In this video, I document a small experiment that spanned a few months. I started with my native Florida sandy soil, just sand really, added a little compost, and treated it with regular applications of worm tea. Along the way, I also documented the microscopic changes, capturing how microbial life took hold and transformed the soil.
The results? Absolutely amazing. This is proof that microbes are the real architects of soil health. Watch how a lifeless mix turns into something full of potential

[@RockinWorms]

That’s so cool! One plot at a time, making the soil fertile and productive without chemicals! Very impressive ❤. Thanks for this. 😊

[@igrosoil]

@@RockinWorms hey, I was just talking to someone about you. I’m looking for your best pre-compost video to share with him, he is a large scale farmer. Glad you like the video.

[@Zokman-x2n]

Good work Moe!!

[@igrosoil]

@@Zokman-x2n thanks Rick 👍