Your channel came up in my recommended videos today & I just wanted to say I think it’s absolutely brilliant, I have leaned so much in the last hour I just wanted to thank you🙏🏻Annie
Just wrote all this down in my little gardening book! All I need to know for what I’m growing in my garden and this is one of the most important things I’ve put in it! Thanks for letting me know these formulaes!
That's great. So glad I could help. I'm just uploading a video now on the importance of dandelions. You might be interested in it as they also make a great fertilizer. Thank you so much for watching.
Thank you so much for these amazing ideas I started to collect all the empty bottles and containers to make my own fertiliser and I also pass on the information to other people thanks so much I appreciate you ❤❤
This is perfect. I've been seeing gardeners with buckets of weed tea…but I'm a first time gardener with not too many plants to maintain. I love the idea of having jars of what I need. I look forward to checking out your channel and blog (I didn't see this info on your website yet).
Collected maybe 30 dandelions good idea on the jars, wondering about throwing them and banana peels into a blender for the tea.. I did it with compost to help the worms and speed things along for when I put stuff outside
Yes definitely. I suspect Dandelion leaves are a great source of nitrogen like nettles. I chuck them in my compost tea and since posting this video I added some egg shells to the jars as well.
@@JillBretherton oh yea I have a few bags of egg shells, saw someone advise warming them in the oven to remove possible problems and put in a coffee grinder to make them more available to the plant. I wonder if they break down in the tea, I’ll try it too. I do know they don’t break down well in the soil when just crunched up.
@@JillBretherton I never put them in the compost I’d put them in and on the soil with tomato plants, seemed to solve the problem I was having but like we know they didnt break down. Anyway, ill do all three see what happens. You have some great ideas! Hopefully you staple those “tucked” corners on those foil pans.
Thank you! Invaluable info. Healthier, faster, no plastic, & no fuel spent obtaining this. Brilliant. 💗
Exactly. Gardening has become so unecessarily commercialised!
Your channel came up in my recommended videos today & I just wanted to say I think it’s absolutely brilliant, I have leaned so much in the last hour I just wanted to thank you🙏🏻Annie
Oh that's fantastic. Thanks for letting me know. I am so glad you are enjoying my content. Lots more to come. Thank you for watching.
Really enjoying your videos with valuable advice.. thank you!
Great. Glad they are helping 👍
Just wrote all this down in my little gardening book! All I need to know for what I’m growing in my garden and this is one of the most important things I’ve put in it! Thanks for letting me know these formulaes!
That's great. So glad I could help. I'm just uploading a video now on the importance of dandelions. You might be interested in it as they also make a great fertilizer. Thank you so much for watching.
@@JillBretherton fantastic!! I live near a few grassy areas where nettles and dandelions grow. I’ll be off to collect them tomor!!!
Thank you so much for these amazing ideas I started to collect all the empty bottles and containers to make my own fertiliser and I also pass on the information to other people thanks so much I appreciate you ❤❤
it’s so effective. Enjoy saving money! and thanks for watching. 😊
This is perfect. I've been seeing gardeners with buckets of weed tea…but I'm a first time gardener with not too many plants to maintain. I love the idea of having jars of what I need. I look forward to checking out your channel and blog (I didn't see this info on your website yet).
I am so glad you found my videos. I try to simplify gardening as much as possible. Thank you for watching. Lots more to come.
just to add haven’t updated this video on my website yet as I had a family event today. it’s on my priority to do list so please stay in touch.
cool tips and explanation. just harvest some nettles to make my fertilizer and wanting a video to explain the info behind it.
Nettles are great. As are dandelions, which I will be going into more detail about in tomorrow's video. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for sharing this brilliant information ❤
my pkeasure. Thanks for watching.
thanks very helpful, and I also heard that using rain water can be even more beneficial.
I forgot to mention that. Yes `i got mine from my rain barrel. Thanks for clarifying and watching,
Collected maybe 30 dandelions good idea on the jars, wondering about throwing them and banana peels into a blender for the tea.. I did it with compost to help the worms and speed things along for when I put stuff outside
Yes definitely. I suspect Dandelion leaves are a great source of nitrogen like nettles. I chuck them in my compost tea and since posting this video I added some egg shells to the jars as well.
@@JillBretherton oh yea I have a few bags of egg shells, saw someone advise warming them in the oven to remove possible problems and put in a coffee grinder to make them more available to the plant. I wonder if they break down in the tea, I’ll try it too. I do know they don’t break down well in the soil when just crunched up.
@@TrggrWarning yes that’s why I’m trying them in liquid. I don’t like them on the compost heap because they take too long to break down.
@@JillBretherton I never put them in the compost I’d put them in and on the soil with tomato plants, seemed to solve the problem I was having but like we know they didnt break down. Anyway, ill do all three see what happens.
You have some great ideas!
Hopefully you staple those “tucked” corners on those foil pans.
Do I need potassium for a non flowering plant? (I have a pot of a spider plant)
all plants do.
@@JillBretherton thanks