If you're new to the gardening game or maybe you've tried before in the past without much success, beyond this channel I also offer a 12-chapter, self-paced online course designed to take you from beginner to expert! The first batch of enrollments is live and ready to sign up!: courses.theripetomatofarms.ca/courses/vegetable-gardening-basics
Jeff, I say you aced this video. Many gardeners love to grow (flowers and or vegetables). With this info, big success is coming our way. Can’t wait for more.
Manure is best because it is free. Clover is a great ground cover, it adds nitrogen and the livestock eat it and is cold hardy and perennial and looks good and can be mowed and attracts pollinators and beneficial insects. Manure, kelp, bacteria/fungus, molasses, humic, alfalfa in a bucket of water for a few days is what I use for trees bushes pumpkins.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms YES Sir I think I'm over Pneumonia THANK FATHER GOD. I PRAY FATHER GOD'S HAND OF PROTECTION ON YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN THE NAME OF YESHUA AMEN AND AMEN 🙏❤️😊
Plants communicate with the biology in the soil by releasing exudates. These exudates tell that biology to bring the plants the nutrients they require. Having your soil analyzed (by microscope) to ascertain if it is biologically complete and what biology you are missing is key. Biologically complete soil never has to have additional inputs again. It retains moisture and sequesters carbon from the atmosphere, impacting climate change.
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms started out with tomatoes but graduated to a plant that in a lot of states is illegal, and can say that if you can be successful with tomatoes and the affirmentioned plant everything in the heavy feeder category is a breeze except watermelon
If you're new to the gardening game or maybe you've tried before in the past without much success, beyond this channel I also offer a 12-chapter, self-paced online course designed to take you from beginner to expert! The first batch of enrollments is live and ready to sign up!: courses.theripetomatofarms.ca/courses/vegetable-gardening-basics
Jeff, I say you aced this video. Many gardeners love to grow (flowers and or vegetables). With this info, big success is coming our way. Can’t wait for more.
Thanks Jim! Just scratching the surface on nutrients, although its a good start! 🙂
Great video. Very informative. Even seasoned gardeners can learn new things from your videos. Thanks for sharing
Worm Castings is a great additive for sure
Hi Jeff, great video with pkenty of useful info about NPK thanks for sharing and take care 😊
Great video Jeff❤
Manure is best because it is free. Clover is a great ground cover, it adds nitrogen and the livestock eat it and is cold hardy and perennial and looks good and can be mowed and attracts pollinators and beneficial insects. Manure, kelp, bacteria/fungus, molasses, humic, alfalfa in a bucket of water for a few days is what I use for trees bushes pumpkins.
I'm partial to seaweed and weed tea fertilizers myself.
Thank you Brother Jeff for teaching us dummies. LOL 😂 ❤ GOD BLESS YOU BROTHER Jeff 😊❤
Thanks Melinda, hope the week is treating you well! 🙂
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms YES Sir I think I'm over Pneumonia THANK FATHER GOD. I PRAY FATHER GOD'S HAND OF PROTECTION ON YOU AND YOUR FAMILY IN THE NAME OF YESHUA AMEN AND AMEN 🙏❤️😊
Awesome video
How often do you feed tomato plants, cucumbers, peppers etc?
Plants communicate with the biology in the soil by releasing exudates. These exudates tell that biology to bring the plants the nutrients they require. Having your soil analyzed (by microscope) to ascertain if it is biologically complete and what biology you are missing is key. Biologically complete soil never has to have additional inputs again. It retains moisture and sequesters carbon from the atmosphere, impacting climate change.
Well some of it is literally out of thin air
True that......looking at you Hydrogen and Oxygen..... -_-
@@TheRipeTomatoFarms started out with tomatoes but graduated to a plant that in a lot of states is illegal, and can say that if you can be successful with tomatoes and the affirmentioned plant everything in the heavy feeder category is a breeze except watermelon
Well watermelon is tough because I don’t have the season for direct seeded plants
@@markc3197 agreed man, and yeah, melons are their own beast. All of them.
What combination of these three qualifies as "organic"? I think it's 21?