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I have looked through a huge TH-cam presentation on everything related to Terra preta, LAB, molasses, biochar and natural fertilization in general. This video and its creator are awesome. Such a good and simple explanation that anyone can understand. The calm and comprehensible speech of the author almost calms you down. I want to tell the author that I thank him from the bottom of my heart, for his great effort to spread his knowledge and practical demonstration, among all interested people of the world, Thank you, thank you, thank you🥰😍💚
I have watched a few "making bacteria" videos before, and those were BOR-ING. zzzzz This one, however, is a classic, plenty of humor, lots of eye candy, and tons of information!!! Thank you!!!!!!! for the entertaining lesson and the encouragement.
There is another recipe where you take a cooked potato put it in a sock and you take some slimy leaves off the forest floor in a 5 gallon bucket with some amount of sea salt in it and fill that 5 gallon bucket full of water and hang the two socks in there and cover it so nothing can get in it and it makes some sort of solution I forgot what it's called but it's like another bio nutrient thing like this
I'm a microbial biotechnologist so ofc i understand all the science behind this and watching your video was super interesting as it sounded like a lab experiment to me 😊 keep up the good work ❤
Please don't ever stop Weedy. You bring so much pleasure to me and my family. The knowledge and beauty you share is unbeatable. May God bless you in many, many ways!!!
l have just found you today. And l have already discovered you are like the Bob Ross of the permiculture plant world. You have a very nice ASMR voice, you could read a road map and l would enjoy it. lol.
1 tablespoon of dry yeast 1 tablespoon of sugar 1 quart of water. Mix well, let sit for 15 minutes. I mix this concoction with 5 gallon compost tea and wait about 24 hours before applying to my veggies. They love it😊
First time watcher. I love how you casually drop measurements. So many creators don't realize that on this side of the camera, the feels-like size is lost. Great video.
Brit living in the USA here, just gotta say that you are living my dream life. 😊Watching your videos is like being back at school, except this time I'm enjoying the lessons. Now that autumn is in full swing I'm about to try my hand at vermicomposting to use the fallen leaves.
In the midst of trying my own bacteria factory, thanks to you, Weedy. Thank you for such entertaining and educational videos. I know they’re likely a ton of work to put together and I do APPRECIATE all of your hard work, and I ADORE your creativity. True talent - 100% blessed. You are an artist and it shows in all you do.
So much work to put this together, i am on the second week, just added the milk to the rice water,buckets, molasses at the ready, great video easily understood the way you put information across to your viewers thank you Weedy,your videos are brilliant.
Hey Weedy, any chance you could share with us where you purchased your containers? I can’t find anything similar on Amazon and would appreciate the smallest clue as I have a four year keen as beans to try this!
For those in Australia looking for a black bucket - I’ve used a Bunnings 20L bucket and lid (dark green but should work the same - it’s solid colour and as good as black). Bought a $6 worm farm tap (also Bunnings), because it comes with a rubber washer and screw on back; drilled a hole using a hole saw (didn’t have one, so bought their cheap $20 set, but maybe you can buy a singular one to fit the tap if you don’t have one already) then bought some brewers pressure valves off eBay. Went together perfectly 😊
I have the rice water, raw milk, & blackstrap. I'm ready to mix into the new fermenting bucket. Thank you for telling me to just put the white bucket in a black trash bag. Such a simple answer. I searched & searched for a black fermenting bucket and couldn't find one. Your videos are THE BEST. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Bacteria here I come... 🙋🏼♀️🤣
SO. I just have to "vent" a little and let people know what I went through. I bought a whitish/clear (wine) fermenting bucket. The lid to the bucket I bought wouldn't even snap on tight and I had to use duck tape to keep it air tight. DON'T BUY THIS. Its worth the search to find a black fermenting bucket and try to find a screw (gamma) seal lid. Hopefully this will help others not go through what I went through. Good luck composters!!!!
@kelley did u ever find a black bucket??? I’m in FL, have looked Everywhere & black cannot find Anything to work!! I barely have room in fridge for much Anything to fit! Sure as heck no room for huge black trash bag!!! BUMMED OUT cause idk WHERE TO TURN NOW!!!
@@kathybrinson283 yes. Yes I did. United States Plastic Corporation. I also bought the gamma lids, which I LOVE. The lids are worth the extra $. The buckets were a bit more than I wanted to spend BUT they're worth it & I just had to get them. I got the buckets with the spigots. Happy gardening! I just LOVE Weedy Garden.
You are a true inspiration for all young men out there. Im so happy i was raised by my grandparents who taught me all this and awoke my interest in these topics. Sadly many people dont share this information so it gets lost over time. Keep your great character. Hope my future me can enjoy life like you do🙏
The whole video was great, but I especially loved your creative story book like beginning. You are such a lovely story teller/teacher. And the cinematography is always artsy. Love, love, love.
You can add a tbs or so of Lab to a glass of water for gut health. also you can make cheese from the curd. Love the little poem in the storage chapter! From what ive read, there are 3 layers in the rice water and the middle layer is the one we want. Cheers Weedy
After seeing this I went to a workshop about Korean Natural Farming. In particular Indigenous Micro Organisms. Please do a series about IMO 1, 2, 3 & 4. Thanks.
I started a garden at home in Las vegas nv. It Gets 110 degrees or more here but found a few things that like the heat. Your channel has helped me a lot. Thank you
The Mother Lacto-Brew mixed with equal part non-chlorinated water is excellent for treating compacted soil. Just needs time. Spray over the area with it once or twice per month. Depending upon how badly compacted, 3 months to a year (18 months at most for very severely compacted area that is rock/concrete hard) and the soil isn't compacted anymore. Like magic! Easy, effortless -- just needs time.
Hey Weedy, i got a tip. If you put so much sugar in your start solution (ricewater+milk) till its like syrup, all bacteria will go into stasis. That is much better for storing, otherwise the strong bakteria will eat the weak, even in your fridge. Stasis for more diversity or even a hand of good compost or earth from the woods added in the beginning. How are your mushrooms growing? Remember to use your garden giants at your walkways in the foodforest too. Greetings
Excellent Video.👍💯 I must say, 1 needs a LOT of patience to "Make the brews"!! Amazed to see how little you only need to add to 9ltrs of Rainwater. Your brews would go very far and do loads of GR8T work. So much land is almost dead from people using weed killers/NOT GOOD. Hat's off to your patience and sharing your knowledge Professor Weedy Gardner. 👨🏫😊🙏🙏
Great Video! Another thing people should take into consideration when using city water is the chlorine in it kills bacteria. So if your trying to grow colonies use either rain water or get a chlorine filter.
if you just let water sit in a vessel the chlorine will dissipate to the air in a few days, depends on amount , surface area to volume ratio tray quicker than columnar vessel etc.
@@sirsanti8408 Yeah but, i would be more worried about initial contact even if it does evaporate relatively quickly its something to consider that's all.
Weedy, marshal here from the Evergeeen state. In the states😆 I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to teaching all of us something new.
This is great for keeping the bacterial balance going in septic tanks too! 'Feed' every 4 to 6 months and you'll never need to call the honey wagon pump truck.😊😊😊
I love your videos, so informative and no drama that so many tubers seem to think is critical to success. I do not subscribe to those folks,,,I so enjoy your quiet, informative videos and love your garden knowledge. Thank you so much❤
Weedy Gardner...you are my hero. Sending love and much respect for your deep wisdom and generous heart. I'm building my food forest in Uruguay with the knowlege I gain from you. ❤ Thank you!
I haven't started a garden yet but I'm interested in growing with bacteria soil but I couldn't find any good videos until i stumbled upon you thanks for the great info
Wow such awesome info! Love everything about your presentation! It’s YOU, don’t ever change it for anyone! We all have different likes & dislikes! Being YOU builds your tribe, that’s how life is, otherwise you become them and lose you😉 Nothing wrong with them or you! Keep shining, the way you present feeds those souls that need & appreciate it!
That is, I have no knowledge about the food in the soil, but I know that the food in the soil is very important to the ecosystem. Your knowledge has inspired me to learn. I will try my best to put it to good use. Thank you. I personally hate and strongly oppose the use of chemicals that destroy food in the soil. In Thailand, farmers have little knowledge about soil conservation and maintaining the value of soil for long-term sustainable food. It is safe for both people and water and consumers, including those who grow crops.
I appreciate this. It's nice learning something new that's actually practical and useful to everyday life. I used to like watching other science videos and they used to be fun to watch, but it never felt like I was learning anything useful aside from random facts that I could regurgitate to others that could feign interest, if they so chose to. So, thank you.
Thank you for this more detailed description of the microbial tea. Several months ago you described it but I didn't understand some of the finer details such the need for a black container. I used a white plastic bucket...and had a mess after several days :( Now I have more complete info. Thank you!
First time watcher, i have to say i love your channel. The editting work is fantastic, content is excellent. I cant believe you drank that bacteria juice with the mold cover 😂
This looks amazing plants will be in nutrients heaven… have all the ingredients but no kelp … coins I use the dried that has been reconstituted?? Will give it a try … thank you so much for teaching us a sustainable life and doing the best for the envoy… stay blessed ❤️❤️
Thank you, thank you,, thank you for the time and effort you put into all your videos. Like your competition winner, once I saw the first video from you, I binged watched the rest of them. So very informative and interesting. I am learning a lot. I also love your film content, it is so wonderful to see Mother Nature through your eyes.
What an amazing resource! Thank you so much for doing this friend! My husband and I are in the desert in the SW of the US, so we're figuring out a way to build compost and make bacteria. We have 4 thirty year old fig trees that drop a lot of fruit, so we'll be using that instead of bananas. Think it'll workout just fine. Appreciate you!
I live in a totally opposite part of the country with a totally opposite climate from you, but I would love it if you post somewhere your experience & success along the way! Hats off to you for being willing to do that, save those fig trees and make yourself a wonderfully Rich area to grow things there. I'm very excited about what you shared!
Thanks for the video! I just finalized my farm cheese that I won't be eating lol and LAB solution. I found you while I was researching if I could use my concentrated solution to inoculate about 40 gallons of my home made charcoal to create biochar. I think I'll super charge the LAB first with at least the molasses hack. Thanks again !!
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I have looked through a huge TH-cam presentation on everything related to Terra preta, LAB, molasses, biochar and natural fertilization in general. This video and its creator are awesome. Such a good and simple explanation that anyone can understand. The calm and comprehensible speech of the author almost calms you down. I want to tell the author that I thank him from the bottom of my heart, for his great effort to spread his knowledge and practical demonstration, among all interested people of the world, Thank you, thank you, thank you🥰😍💚
i know right? my kids love his videos. they learn more from him than anyone else i swear
Same, def earned the sub from me!
thanks Andre. Great feedback 🙏🏻🎥💜
I agree. He came up in my feed and subbed to his channel. I'm looking forward to watching his videos.
Great video, glad it popped up for me today; subscribed
I have watched a few "making bacteria" videos before, and those were BOR-ING. zzzzz This one, however, is a classic, plenty of humor, lots of eye candy, and tons of information!!! Thank you!!!!!!! for the entertaining lesson and the encouragement.
I added sour milk and yogurt and a bunch of overripe bananas and egg shells into my compost bin. It started to heat up. Thanks weedy garden!
Add your own pee n it will get even hotter.
ive been building my food forest for almost four years and this is the coolest thing ive seen for helping my compost cheers mate
There is another recipe where you take a cooked potato put it in a sock and you take some slimy leaves off the forest floor in a 5 gallon bucket with some amount of sea salt in it and fill that 5 gallon bucket full of water and hang the two socks in there and cover it so nothing can get in it and it makes some sort of solution I forgot what it's called but it's like another bio nutrient thing like this
I'm a microbial biotechnologist so ofc i understand all the science behind this and watching your video was super interesting as it sounded like a lab experiment to me 😊 keep up the good work ❤
I have just started experimenting with compost tea and needed to kickstart it with my own soil bacteria. Thank you for this video. I loved it.
Please don't ever stop Weedy. You bring so much pleasure to me and my family. The knowledge and beauty you share is unbeatable. May God bless you in many, many ways!!!
amazing homeschool material
l have just found you today.
And l have already discovered
you are like the Bob Ross of the permiculture plant world. You have a very nice ASMR voice, you could read a road map and l would enjoy it. lol.
Daytona Beach FL Has Excellent Talent....Bob Ross Great Inspiration 😁
Weedy, you are in your glory with your Weedy Garden. Much love my friend. 😊
1 tablespoon of dry yeast
1 tablespoon of sugar
1 quart of water.
Mix well, let sit for 15 minutes.
I mix this concoction with 5 gallon compost tea and wait about 24 hours before applying to my veggies.
They love it😊
First time watcher. I love how you casually drop measurements. So many creators don't realize that on this side of the camera, the feels-like size is lost. Great video.
Your presentation imo, falls somewhere between Bob Ross and Mr Rogers energy. Appreciated 👏 🙇♂️
The best explanation on TH-cam period
Brit living in the USA here, just gotta say that you are living my dream life. 😊Watching your videos is like being back at school, except this time I'm enjoying the lessons. Now that autumn is in full swing I'm about to try my hand at vermicomposting to use the fallen leaves.
In the midst of trying my own bacteria factory, thanks to you, Weedy. Thank you for such entertaining and educational videos. I know they’re likely a ton of work to put together and I do APPRECIATE all of your hard work, and I ADORE your creativity. True talent - 100% blessed. You are an artist and it shows in all you do.
Beautiful vid brother. Your vids always have me praising the Lord for His amazing creation. Blessings from northern california.
So much work to put this together, i am on the second week, just added the milk to the rice water,buckets, molasses at the ready, great video easily understood the way you put information across to your viewers thank you Weedy,your videos are brilliant.
Sorry about the sound this time folks. A few have noted that the music is a bit distracting. Can’t fix it now but it is noted 🙏🏻
nice stuff my brother take a peek at the things i put together they will aid you further 🦶🏾🦶🏾🐾🐾🐾
Hey Weedy, any chance you could share with us where you purchased your containers? I can’t find anything similar on Amazon and would appreciate the smallest clue as I have a four year keen as beans to try this!
@@jimbobsjourney I found mine on a scrap pile but try brewing stores. Home brewing!
Can you consume that mother culture or use it for fermenting foods or drinks?
I Like the music, although is distracting. Maybe you can lower the music next time instead of removing it.
For those in Australia looking for a black bucket - I’ve used a Bunnings 20L bucket and lid (dark green but should work the same - it’s solid colour and as good as black). Bought a $6 worm farm tap (also Bunnings), because it comes with a rubber washer and screw on back; drilled a hole using a hole saw (didn’t have one, so bought their cheap $20 set, but maybe you can buy a singular one to fit the tap if you don’t have one already) then bought some brewers pressure valves off eBay. Went together perfectly 😊
Thank you so much for the construction advice. I am off to Bunnings
I have the rice water, raw milk, & blackstrap.
I'm ready to mix into the new fermenting bucket.
Thank you for telling me to just put the white bucket in a black trash bag. Such a simple answer.
I searched & searched for a black fermenting bucket and couldn't find one.
Your videos are THE BEST.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Bacteria here I come...
🙋🏼♀️🤣
SO. I just have to "vent" a little and let people know what I went through. I bought a whitish/clear (wine) fermenting bucket. The lid to the bucket I bought wouldn't even snap on tight and I had to use duck tape to keep it air tight. DON'T BUY THIS. Its worth the search to find a black fermenting bucket and try to find a screw (gamma) seal lid. Hopefully this will help others not go through what I went through. Good luck composters!!!!
@kelley did u ever find a black bucket??? I’m in FL, have looked Everywhere & black cannot find Anything to work!! I barely have room in fridge for much Anything to fit! Sure as heck no room for huge black trash bag!!! BUMMED OUT cause idk WHERE TO TURN NOW!!!
@@kathybrinson283 yes. Yes I did.
United States Plastic Corporation.
I also bought the gamma lids, which I LOVE. The lids are worth the extra $.
The buckets were a bit more than I wanted to spend BUT they're worth it & I just had to get them. I got the buckets with the spigots.
Happy gardening!
I just LOVE Weedy Garden.
Brilliant! Thank you. 🌱🌞
You are a true inspiration for all young men out there. Im so happy i was raised by my grandparents who taught me all this and awoke my interest in these topics. Sadly many people dont share this information so it gets lost over time. Keep your great character. Hope my future me can enjoy life like you do🙏
An excellent video on composting, im looking at turning my Green Waste Wheelie Bin into a compost bin
The whole video was great, but I especially loved your creative story book like beginning. You are such a lovely story teller/teacher. And the cinematography is always artsy. Love, love, love.
I watch this video at least once every two days so that the knowledge and wisdom is imprinted in my brain step by step day by day..
Gratitude ❤❤
You can add a tbs or so of Lab to a glass of water for gut health. also you can make cheese from the curd. Love the little poem in the storage chapter! From what ive read, there are 3 layers in the rice water and the middle layer is the one we want. Cheers Weedy
After seeing this I went to a workshop about Korean Natural Farming. In particular Indigenous Micro Organisms. Please do a series about IMO 1, 2, 3 & 4. Thanks.
I learn this method of homemade fertilizers ……IT WORKS SO WELL
The fertilizer is very productive the vege and fruit is more bigger
Nice explanation ❤
discovering your channel has made me feel like i joined a very special tribe within all the tribes of humanity. cheers from up over
Love what u do thank u
Agree with Jennifer, my daughters love The Weedy Garden. Great work!
I like this guy.
So much information my brain feels alive again. 😊
I started a garden at home in Las vegas nv. It Gets 110 degrees or more here but found a few things that like the heat. Your channel has helped me a lot. Thank you
The Mother Lacto-Brew mixed with equal part non-chlorinated water is excellent for treating compacted soil. Just needs time. Spray over the area with it once or twice per month. Depending upon how badly compacted, 3 months to a year (18 months at most for very severely compacted area that is rock/concrete hard) and the soil isn't compacted anymore. Like magic! Easy, effortless -- just needs time.
Hey Weedy, i got a tip. If you put so much sugar in your start solution (ricewater+milk) till its like syrup, all bacteria will go into stasis. That is much better for storing, otherwise the strong bakteria will eat the weak, even in your fridge. Stasis for more diversity or even a hand of good compost or earth from the woods added in the beginning. How are your mushrooms growing? Remember to use your garden giants at your walkways in the foodforest too. Greetings
Mushies are only 14 days old yet. It’ll be another month at least
You're awesome and full of great knowledge 👏 👌 👍 😀 🙌 😉 😊
Excellent Video.👍💯 I must say, 1 needs a LOT of patience to "Make the brews"!! Amazed to see how little you only need to add to 9ltrs of Rainwater. Your brews would go very far and do loads of GR8T work. So much land is almost dead from people using weed killers/NOT GOOD. Hat's off to your patience and sharing your knowledge Professor Weedy Gardner. 👨🏫😊🙏🙏
Great video lots great info i have just started my minion city,cannot wait to use the finished product.Thanks again weedy.
Great Video! Another thing people should take into consideration when using city water is the chlorine in it kills bacteria. So if your trying to grow colonies use either rain water or get a chlorine filter.
Spring or stream that is clean can work too
if you just let water sit in a vessel the chlorine will dissipate to the air in a few days, depends on amount , surface area to volume ratio tray quicker than columnar vessel etc.
@@unionse7en24hr open air most of the chlorine evaporates
The chlorine slowly evaporated after a day
@@sirsanti8408 Yeah but, i would be more worried about initial contact even if it does evaporate relatively quickly its something to consider that's all.
Weedy, marshal here from the Evergeeen state. In the states😆 I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Thank you for all
your hard work and dedication to teaching all of us something new.
Starting my first batch tonight 🦠🧫❤
The entertainment, your humour makes learning fun.
Love ya work Weedy.
Just got referred to your channel.. great information. Thanks
What a cosy, lovely, informative, inspiring and well edited portion of content! You’ve just earned a new subscriber. Please keep doing this! ❤
Welcome aboard!
This is great for keeping the bacterial balance going in septic tanks too! 'Feed' every 4 to 6 months and you'll never need to call the honey wagon pump truck.😊😊😊
I love your videos, so informative and no drama that so many tubers seem to think is critical to success. I do not subscribe to those folks,,,I so enjoy your quiet, informative videos and love your garden knowledge. Thank you so much❤
contender for the funniest thumbnail i've ever seen on youtube
Very informative, and you have such a gentle soul... enjoyed listening , listening from the usa
Iam so excited to have found your channel.....😊thank you for sharing your knowledge and passion.
Weedy Gardner...you are my hero. Sending love and much respect for your deep wisdom and generous heart. I'm building my food forest in Uruguay with the knowlege I gain from you. ❤ Thank you!
Wow, thank you
He seem pretty happy.
To the bacteria this man is God and he is kind.
Good morning, David, from Windermere, Florida zone 9b 🇺🇸
This video is the best explanation of LAB I've ever seen 👏
Take care
❤Peggy❤
I haven't started a garden yet but I'm interested in growing with bacteria soil but I couldn't find any good videos until i stumbled upon you thanks for the great info
I always enjoy your videos Weedy ❤ They are soothing and informational . 🥰
Amazing video and amazing explanation! Thanks a lot for creating it
Hahaha you forgot to squeeze after the molasses rinse. Good on ya mate. Was a joy to learn from you
Always love your videos, not only educational but also beautiful!❤
Thank you, i will usse this for my indoor-grow, my living soil will love that :D
Thank you for the lessons and demonstrations in how to make Lacto Bacillus Fertilizer.
Wow such awesome info! Love everything about your presentation! It’s YOU, don’t ever change it for anyone! We all have different likes & dislikes!
Being YOU builds your tribe, that’s how life is, otherwise you become them and lose you😉 Nothing wrong with them or you! Keep shining, the way you present feeds those souls that need & appreciate it!
Love that!
That is, I have no knowledge about the food in the soil, but I know that the food in the soil is very important to the ecosystem. Your knowledge has inspired me to learn. I will try my best to put it to good use. Thank you. I personally hate and strongly oppose the use of chemicals that destroy food in the soil. In Thailand, farmers have little knowledge about soil conservation and maintaining the value of soil for long-term sustainable food. It is safe for both people and water and consumers, including those who grow crops.
yes 👍👍👍
You're great, thank you so much.
Great watching, food for thought!😊
Awesome! From start to finish!! Thanks Mr. Weedy!!!
Your videos always make me smile! I love it!
Love to see your videos !!!! From Portugal. I have started my food florest and you and Geoff are real my mentors. Be well ✌
Praise The Most High God that He led me to your awesome videos ....Yah bless you brother
🫵🏻
I appreciate this. It's nice learning something new that's actually practical and useful to everyday life. I used to like watching other science videos and they used to be fun to watch, but it never felt like I was learning anything useful aside from random facts that I could regurgitate to others that could feign interest, if they so chose to.
So, thank you.
Nice one 👍
11:11 I drink it on a weekly basis especially when I’m not feeling well! Along with OHN, liquid calcium, liquid phosphorus
Thank you for this more detailed description of the microbial tea. Several months ago you described it but I didn't understand some of the finer details such the need for a black container. I used a white plastic bucket...and had a mess after several days :( Now I have more complete info. Thank you!
This was a lovely video, great content, great frequency, and calming. I learned a lot! Thank you for this.
I’m new and love watching your shows
First time watcher, i have to say i love your channel. The editting work is fantastic, content is excellent. I cant believe you drank that bacteria juice with the mold cover 😂
Your videos are so amazing. Thank you so much for sharing it with the world. I liked your older LAB video, but this one was better imo.
Brilliant explanation and demonstration David. I’m onto it as soon as I find the organic molasses 😊
love your creativity, very entertaining!
You are the one in a million billion quadrillion mate. Bloody well done hats off to all you do.
Best LAB video I’ve seen by far!
I love my living soil, ferments are the way to grow =)
I wish you could see the size of my aloes plants they live living soil too
Thank you for your time and insights.
Peace to you and yours my friend.
Love from Wisconsin 😊
I found the music very soothing. Beautiful video, thankyou xxx
I thought this would be way harder and more ingredients. Thank you weedy
Thank you for filming and taking the time to edit this important information...
Cheers Weedy! Educational, practical, and entertaining in equal measure. Love your work!
This looks amazing plants will be in nutrients heaven… have all the ingredients but no kelp … coins I use the dried that has been reconstituted?? Will give it a try
… thank you so much for teaching us a sustainable life and doing the best for the envoy… stay blessed ❤️❤️
Awesome video. Thank you to the creator
Thanks Weedy.
Thank you, thank you,, thank you for the time and effort you put into all your videos. Like your competition winner, once I saw the first video from you, I binged watched the rest of them. So very informative and interesting. I am learning a lot. I also love your film content, it is so wonderful to see Mother Nature through your eyes.
Wow, thank you!
What an amazing resource! Thank you so much for doing this friend! My husband and I are in the desert in the SW of the US, so we're figuring out a way to build compost and make bacteria. We have 4 thirty year old fig trees that drop a lot of fruit, so we'll be using that instead of bananas. Think it'll workout just fine. Appreciate you!
I live in a totally opposite part of the country with a totally opposite climate from you, but I would love it if you post somewhere your experience & success along the way!
Hats off to you for being willing to do that, save those fig trees and make yourself a wonderfully Rich area to grow things there. I'm very excited about what you shared!
You have that gift for attractive thumbnail pictures!!! ❤❤❤
I love your humor! ❤ "squeezing" the glass jar to get the last molasses! 😉😂
This is so well done, subscribed!
Thanks Weedy Gardener for your delightful and informative videos.
Thanks for the video! I just finalized my farm cheese that I won't be eating lol and LAB solution.
I found you while I was researching if I could use my concentrated solution to inoculate about 40 gallons of my home made charcoal to create biochar. I think I'll super charge the LAB first with at least the molasses hack. Thanks again !!
good photography! from different angles. a lot of thought going into it.
Great video. I’m always excited to see a new post by the Weedy Garden. Thank you for keepin’ on keepin’ on for us all!
Out of pure curiosity, where, or who did you first learn about this type of garden assistance? It is an awful lot of great information.
Cheers!
amazing informations, congrats, all the best from Romania!
You made that simple. With easy to remember ingredients. I can do something like this.