Great content, music too loud, can barely hear you. Your IMO vid is best vid on IMO. Simple and direct. Please make more videos explaining details just like you do. Who, what, why, when and how, every time you can. The other guy goes into detail but he keeps using acronyms, so as a beginner I gotta go research just to try to understand. Too much bother. People argue on this subject. Some say micorrhizae fungus only consume from living root, that molasses/sugar feed bacteria. So basically you're raising bacteria when you should be shooting for fungus. But I don't know, I think I read elsewhere the bacteria is needed first to establish soil structure. The science goes way deeper than I care to invest, for example there is some kind of molecule maybe element, I forget name, that is key to humis and it's electrical properties that mystify science as it is in a state of constant transformation, mimicking life. Some refer to it as soft coal. Some chemical name I forget right now, I will look it up and reply here. This is fascinating to me, sort of Biblical. God breathed life into the soil, maybe the soft coal is where he did it. But you see, as fascinating as that thought is to me, it doesn't answer what to do about my garden. I research like crazy and I go down one Scientific rabbit hole after another. Your videos are great because you cut to the chase and don't leave us with no clue what to do next.
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Great content, music too loud, can barely hear you. Your IMO vid is best vid on IMO. Simple and direct. Please make more videos explaining details just like you do. Who, what, why, when and how, every time you can. The other guy goes into detail but he keeps using acronyms, so as a beginner I gotta go research just to try to understand. Too much bother. People argue on this subject. Some say micorrhizae fungus only consume from living root, that molasses/sugar feed bacteria. So basically you're raising bacteria when you should be shooting for fungus. But I don't know, I think I read elsewhere the bacteria is needed first to establish soil structure. The science goes way deeper than I care to invest, for example there is some kind of molecule maybe element, I forget name, that is key to humis and it's electrical properties that mystify science as it is in a state of constant transformation, mimicking life. Some refer to it as soft coal. Some chemical name I forget right now, I will look it up and reply here. This is fascinating to me, sort of Biblical. God breathed life into the soil, maybe the soft coal is where he did it. But you see, as fascinating as that thought is to me, it doesn't answer what to do about my garden. I research like crazy and I go down one Scientific rabbit hole after another. Your videos are great because you cut to the chase and don't leave us with no clue what to do next.
It's a mineral called Leonardite. Here is link to vid. th-cam.com/video/TP-_Rb8DYLQ/w-d-xo.html