#1 I cannot thank you enough for providing me with the correct reference for giving credit where it is due, and #2, my apologies. I do my best not to offend anyone out here with my videos (and I am not suggesting that you were, but I can see the error here could leave a bad taste in someone's mouth). I will update my description and also provide links to their site and channel out here (if they have one). Embarrassingly enough, we have a Kyusei NF Center here in Thailand (though in a different Province from where I live). Thank you again!
@@danvankouwenberg7234 FPJ will give you the hormones and microbes. FPE is all about the nutrients. I am a fairly new vlogger so and made the mistake of not having my camera on when I first applied the Red Mulberry FPE. I did a foliar feed with it right after I strained it and I had a swam or Bees show up with 1 to 2 minutes. They invaded the tree I sprayed it with. Very cool stuff.
Thank you for your video and you help in the forums. Do you use this FPE diluted and at what ratio please? Same process to extract Horsetail, to get the silica?
Thanks so much for watching! As to the dilution, I would recommend the ratios discussed in the APNAN Manual from Kyusei Natural Farming (which calls for 1:1000 for soil drenches and 1:500 for foliar feeds). This is the link to the manual and is a great resource to have. www.bokashi.se/dokument/bibliotek/APNAN%2520Manual.pdf
Great question, and my apologies for the confusion I caused at the beginning of the video. This method actually comes from a Japanese Natural Farming practice called Kyusei Natural Farming. In their recipe they use EM-1 instead of LAB, so thus why I called this the " KNF way". As for storing it longer this is an input that is better used in full in a short amount of time than to try and store long term. I used it both for soil drenches and foliar feeds, but you could try to use a sugar to store it if you want (the original process doesn't describe one as these are nutrients and not microbes you are fermenting for).
I took a look at your channel and think I understand your question now. Do you mean can you use it in the food or water for Chicken keeping? I have never heard of this input being used for that, but it will be loaded with a lot of good microbes. Are you trying to address a specific issue? There may be better formulas for your Chickens to use.
I've seen various answers to this. In my experience I was trying to use it as a plant activator / pesticide, but my initial application of it that you saw me harvest was used at a 1:500 rate, and I used it as a foliar spray. Not even a minute after I did this a swarm of Bees showed up on the tree I sprayed, but I failed to get it on video.
Absolutely! As a matter of fact, right now is a good time to make a batch as we are getting close to the end of Spring and headed for Summer. Have and go at it and let me know if you have any questions. :)
In an 8 to 16 ounce jar, fill your materials about 1/3 full. Add roughly 1 ounce of LAB to the rest with RO water. Give it a little breathing room at the top (not all the way full). Cover with breathable lid for 21 days and then filter your ferment. Use within 90 days.
In the video I am using about a 1 ounce shot of pure LAB and the rest is RO water. The jar is roughly 8 to 10 ounces, and I only filled it to just below the opening of the mouth.
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It comes from the APNAN Manual. Kyusei Nature Farmers that use EM created that recipe.
#1 I cannot thank you enough for providing me with the correct reference for giving credit where it is due, and #2, my apologies. I do my best not to offend anyone out here with my videos (and I am not suggesting that you were, but I can see the error here could leave a bad taste in someone's mouth). I will update my description and also provide links to their site and channel out here (if they have one). Embarrassingly enough, we have a Kyusei NF Center here in Thailand (though in a different Province from where I live). Thank you again!
Very cool. Thanks!
Thank you! Give it a go and let me know what your results are!
@@NorthernThaiGardenGuy I will try. Seems like a good alternative to FPJ or JLF.
@@danvankouwenberg7234 FPJ will give you the hormones and microbes. FPE is all about the nutrients. I am a fairly new vlogger so and made the mistake of not having my camera on when I first applied the Red Mulberry FPE. I did a foliar feed with it right after I strained it and I had a swam or Bees show up with 1 to 2 minutes. They invaded the tree I sprayed it with. Very cool stuff.
Thank you for your video and you help in the forums. Do you use this FPE diluted and at what ratio please? Same process to extract Horsetail, to get the silica?
Thanks so much for watching! As to the dilution, I would recommend the ratios discussed in the APNAN Manual from Kyusei Natural Farming (which calls for 1:1000 for soil drenches and 1:500 for foliar feeds). This is the link to the manual and is a great resource to have. www.bokashi.se/dokument/bibliotek/APNAN%2520Manual.pdf
Can you use equal weight brown sugar to make a longer shelf life concentrate?
For some reason with this one (unlike an FPJ) it will not stabilize with Brown Sugar. The sooner it is used the better I have found.
@@NorthernThaiGardenGuy thanks for the reply!
That's a shame, I will still have to give this a go!
What mold colours are ok? White and grey?
It's really more yeasts than molds but yes white and grayish colors will be more common.
Thx man, we're did you get this knoledge please? Can we adapt the tech, with add of molasses or brown sugar?
Great question, and my apologies for the confusion I caused at the beginning of the video. This method actually comes from a Japanese Natural Farming practice called Kyusei Natural Farming. In their recipe they use EM-1 instead of LAB, so thus why I called this the " KNF way". As for storing it longer this is an input that is better used in full in a short amount of time than to try and store long term. I used it both for soil drenches and foliar feeds, but you could try to use a sugar to store it if you want (the original process doesn't describe one as these are nutrients and not microbes you are fermenting for).
Hi there can you use any flowers? Can I use flowers from my petunia
Yes you can!
Can I use for broiler chicken?
I took a look at your channel and think I understand your question now. Do you mean can you use it in the food or water for Chicken keeping? I have never heard of this input being used for that, but it will be loaded with a lot of good microbes. Are you trying to address a specific issue? There may be better formulas for your Chickens to use.
What’s the dilution rate for weekly application?
I've seen various answers to this. In my experience I was trying to use it as a plant activator / pesticide, but my initial application of it that you saw me harvest was used at a 1:500 rate, and I used it as a foliar spray. Not even a minute after I did this a swarm of Bees showed up on the tree I sprayed, but I failed to get it on video.
Can i use any flowers
Absolutely! As a matter of fact, right now is a good time to make a batch as we are getting close to the end of Spring and headed for Summer. Have and go at it and let me know if you have any questions. :)
@@NorthernThaiGardenGuy
Thank you I will try it
what are the measures to make FPE
In an 8 to 16 ounce jar, fill your materials about 1/3 full. Add roughly 1 ounce of LAB to the rest with RO water. Give it a little breathing room at the top (not all the way full). Cover with breathable lid for 21 days and then filter your ferment. Use within 90 days.
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What LAB:Water Dilution do you use?
In the video I am using about a 1 ounce shot of pure LAB and the rest is RO water. The jar is roughly 8 to 10 ounces, and I only filled it to just below the opening of the mouth.
Keep Doing Bro ! susu
Chai! :)