Jump to the following parts of the Episode: 00:00 Episode Start 00:10 My favorite You Pick Farm In Las Vegas 00:47 Biggest Challenges Growing in Las Vegas, Nevada 02:15 Benefits of Adding Wood Chips to your garden - how to use 03:49 Comparison of 3 ways to grow pumpkins in the field 04:18 Using Wood Chips only to grow pumpkins 05:24 Using Reflective Plastic to grow pumpkins 06:09 Using Wood Chips + Special Free Ingredient Locally Sourced 07:07 Special Ingredient You Need to Add to Wood Chips before spreading 08:35 Where to get this free organic amendment near you 09:35 Summary of Episode
The reason the coffee grounds work so well with wood chips is because wood chips when they decompose actually deplete the nitrogen levels. Coffee grounds are rich in nitrogen so it offsets the the nitrogen depletion and feeds the pumpkins.
💯% Back to Eden gardening works so well because Paul uses wood chip COMPOST (which includes green leaves and nitrogenous organic matter). Another benefit of aged compost is natural humic substances created from fungal decomposition. Humic acid + fulvic acid has been the best amendments in my garden (Neptune's Harvest has humic acid as an ingredient), yet I don't want mined sources because I learned about the lead, arsenic and other heavy metal content. I'm bummed I can't use commercial humic acid for instant results, yet I'll happily wait for good old time to do its magic for free.
They really dont unless you mix them into the soil... Sitting on top there is no big deal. But the will also decompose more slowly. This is why they add a nitrogen source to it to make organic matter. They are basically composting in place. Been adding woodhips for many years now. And never had a nitrogen problem.
I'm in the desert too (El Paso) and I'm amazed at what wood chips have done in a short period to amend my soil. Well...to build my soil actually. I just had sandy dirt before.
I love palm mulch cuz the florida weather eats everything. Any wood mulch I can get I love. Up to 5 trucks on tiny 1/4 acre in 2 years. Crazy how fast it gets eaten and turns right back to sand. Slowly adding more and more perennials and it slowly getting better.
Similar to my situation in Arizona. I don't have much money to work with; so I've slowly added perennials, and the mulch is starting to stick around longer and longer
I'm not poor...I'm on a tight budget. My yard is caliche(literally). So, for 2 yrs, I got over a hundred bags of leaves and pounds of coffee grounds (Starbucks, but no longer...🙁). I mixed it well and dug up 6" of the caliche, so it wouldn't mold. 2 yrs later: 18" of black gold! Hard labor paid off. ❤️Ya! 👍✝️🙏
i remember working in a golf shop and this old guy would always pour his leftover coffee into this tree type plant. there were 2 of them in the shop. the one with the coffee was noticeably healthier and bigger. i always remembered that.
It's pretty awesome to see the plants grow in different conditions, and it's so reassuring to know that there is a natural way that works just as well as plastic! Please be mindful of PFAS. I'd rather have lower yields over forever chemicals.
I've been mixing woodchips with organic matter in composting for 40 years here in the UK & get around 30lb a week of a mixture of tea leaves, coffee grounds & discarded salad material from a local cafe. Add that to all the other organic material & I have roughly 2½ tons of compost every year to spread over just under 100yds² of actual growing beds I add around 1-2" of my own compost on the beds every December & the same of wood chips on the paths between. My soil has gone from pretty much 2" of topsoil over orange clay to 18" of dark brown, friable, no dig heaven in that time, rarely requires watering & never needs additional fertiliser. Yield averages around 10lbs/sq yd on the open beds & double that in the polytunnel (this is continuos cropping with one harvest being immediately replaced with the next seasonal planting, eg autumn sown broad beans, harvested late May & replaced by leeks/brussels sprouts/french beans...)
Learned from Leadfarmer that coffee grounds are great for citrus trees,but now I see here,not just for citrus,but for all plants! Missed the IRIE Premiere John, but liking👍it very much and greetings 👋from central Mexico, hoping you keep having an IRIE weekend! 😊
I’ve used copy grounds when returning my front lawn worked really well mixing it in with the aerobic soils that where originally compacted for 50 years.
I started using shredded card board for mulch in my garden this year. Way better then wood chips. The fungi growth was insane. Easier to get out of the way for replanting too.
I been doing same but for my worm bins, worms love the cardboard and it keeps all the food covered. I can't believe how much cardboard my cheap 40$amazon shredder has gone though. 2 years of over heating it till it turns off 10 times a day once a week.
haha this is what I use for my potted plants...I use coffee & tea grounds on top because I drink coffee and tea every day. Add your crushed eggshells as well.
Be aware that to thick layer of coffegrounds will cake up and divert water. I would prefer adding them sparingly and more often instead. Or combine with another nitrogen source as long as its free of weed seeds. I put coffegrounds on my beds but in thin layers and several times threwout the season.
MY special free ingredient I use with sawdust is my own urine. I also compost with azomite, and dolimitic lime or oystershell calcium which are not free. Coffee grounds are good too, but I generate only a little coffee grounds in my own home and I use that on my houseplants and some potted plants and I have discovered that coffee grounds also need a little sawdust added or it makes a hard crust on top of the pot that keeps water from penetrating. The sawdust experiment has been so successful that I really need to source more woodchips as well.
I think you have to think ahead I have been using wood chips and green waste for years its like a long-time deposit that keeps paying for years. with it, soil just gets better year after year. so yes first year may be crap but it gets better years after as it brakes down. id try mixing grass cuttings 50/50 by volume with the wood chips.
I made wood chips out of palm logs using a machete, They are doing great and half of the mulch I soaked in Urine and the plants mulched with that are extra hardy.
What pairs well with fresh horse manure? We have lots of it. If you are worm composting. Don’t go too heavy with the coffee grounds. They don’t like, lots of it.
YOOO John, this was amazing, seriously who knew those ingredients together would be such a powerful plant food. This video seriously changed my outlook on feeding my plants, so excited to try this myself!!!!
Whenever I can get coffee grounds from a coffee shop I take them. I get sacks of them all the time. I put them directly in the soil and feed them to my worm bins.
I grow papayas and papayas in Germany (greenhouse) with wood chips. It’s the best for building soil and due to its reflektion it makes the greenhouse lighters
I use wood chips on my garden lanes to reduce weeds I use about 6-8 inches deep Then I use compost and more wood chips on top of a soaker hose In my garden no waste here plants enough to share with at least 4 family's thanks for tip hope everyone tries this wonderfully useful idea I have for about 8 years now wow my worm population has exploded Linda
Hard to source enough coffee grounds for me. Live rurally, and everyone hits up the local coffee shop. I do similar with the woodchips and bagged organic stutzman's chicken manure, plus I use hardwood ashes from my woodstove. It doesn't hurt to also amend with mycorrhizae (teas made from the fungal concentrate source). It turns the woodchip paths into mushroom farms that break the wood down quick.
Doesnt have to be coffegrounds. The principal is basically composting in place. Adding carbon and a nitrogen source. Thus breaking down the woodchips faster.
I am interested to add a tea as you suggested. I have been thinking to use the mycorrhiza in the wood chips that have already been breaking down for a year or two to make a tea I can pour over the fresh wood chips.
Gilcrease should take a look at David the Good's grocery row garden! I see lots of space in between those pumpkins you could plant support species such as nitrogen fixers, ground covers etc. Love the side-by-sides though keep experimenting with new things every year keeping your best previous results as a control and you will dial it in more and more!
Hello! Love your work, been a fan for a long time. Do you have thoughts, information or experience using Eucalyptus chip mulch specifically for containers or houseplants? My homework searches have only shown results for landscape uses. Please let me know. Thank you!
Hi. We have several large eucalyptus trees. I have found that they take a much longer time to break down than other tree mulch. Makes a great pathway mulch though. Lasts longer. It's probably due to the high oil content.
Hey John what do you think of full circle compost they are in northern Nevada and have composted mulch and compost humus. Thinking of taking the drive to get some at $40 a yard
This has nothing to do with wood chips, but since so many people watch these videos, I'm hoping someone will know the answer: Is it safe to grow vegetables in #5 (cleaned) cat litter buckets? I've read so much conflicting info on whether or not it's safe for growing food ... i.e., #5 is a "safe" palstic for people, but not all #5 is food safe from one side vs. yes, you can grow it in #5 bucket with no problem. Any ideas?
Does it matter the type of coffee grounds? I don’t drink coffee but if I ask my neighbors and they drink low quality coffee such as Folgers, does that matter?
So that Say that plants Will get better every year for three years when You switch to wood chips , definately add THE nitrógen which Will seep into THE roots ... Coffe grounds , spent beer grains, heck I use grass clippings
I love the concept of wood chips. I don't love the idea of lawn chemicals that come with them. Trees absorb surface water and contaminants just like weeds and grass do. If there were reliable organic or chemical free sources available it would be a great idea.
It's going to get interesting to see a followup, because coffee grounds are high in nitrogen, which is why the plants are growing so fast and green, but the plants might continue producing foliage and not put enough energy into setting fruit.
First thing they need to grow is italian thuja to bring the birds..and create wind break..that is how I grow my garden...and I have pest controlling birds all year long...even in winter these type of trees are perfect protection for birds..
I keep hearing about coffee grounds, and I always add cocoa to my dark coffee so I was wondering if you can compost old cocoa and is it beneficial in any way to do so? Thanks!
I used to use coffee grounds in my compost mix. Until I researched and found that coffee beans /grounds are loaded with hundreds of types of pesticides. If you got it from an organic shop, then yes, I'd use it. Pointless to grow in poison when the reason your're growing your own is to eliminate as much of this as you can.
@@rosewoodfarms read the study summary. The roasting process eliminated 99.8% of pesticide residue found on the raw beans. Come on now. Roasting and composting spent beans is far safer than you driving any American highway . I’d rather use coffee grounds on my food source than eating any American fast food or walking through neighborhoods in LA
You are abolutely right!!! I agree with Rose. Why chance it! You are eating these foods and what goes into your body cannot be compared to driving on an American Highway.
John you didn’t give specifics on coffee ground to mix with dirt or mix with chips or lay on surface first .I can see you want save planet take care bro.
The southwest should not be planted. Heck, the southwest is a desert and people really shouldn’t even be living there. People are freaking out all of the sudden about the water supply but in reality we as humans should have never lived in those places to begin with. You have the news reporting about the crazy droughts in Arizona or New Mexico…I literally respond with: “humans should not be living in the desert, what do you think will happen when we do?” Yes, we will run out of water.
Where in nature does it add coffee grounds? Go back to the original movie and learn why the back to Eden method works And over time the wood chips will out perform the environmental damaging use of plastic
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Jump to the following parts of the Episode:
00:00 Episode Start
00:10 My favorite You Pick Farm In Las Vegas
00:47 Biggest Challenges Growing in Las Vegas, Nevada
02:15 Benefits of Adding Wood Chips to your garden - how to use
03:49 Comparison of 3 ways to grow pumpkins in the field
04:18 Using Wood Chips only to grow pumpkins
05:24 Using Reflective Plastic to grow pumpkins
06:09 Using Wood Chips + Special Free Ingredient Locally Sourced
07:07 Special Ingredient You Need to Add to Wood Chips before spreading
08:35 Where to get this free organic amendment near you
09:35 Summary of Episode
👍 awesome place 👍
🤎🤎🤎🤎
I add shredded newspapers to my woodchip mulch. Within 2 months it is ful of worms helping break down the material.
What do we feed ladybugs Ike catcher a ladybug
The reason the coffee grounds work so well with wood chips is because wood chips when they decompose actually deplete the nitrogen levels. Coffee grounds are rich in nitrogen so it offsets the the nitrogen depletion and feeds the pumpkins.
💯% Back to Eden gardening works so well because Paul uses wood chip COMPOST (which includes green leaves and nitrogenous organic matter). Another benefit of aged compost is natural humic substances created from fungal decomposition. Humic acid + fulvic acid has been the best amendments in my garden (Neptune's Harvest has humic acid as an ingredient), yet I don't want mined sources because I learned about the lead, arsenic and other heavy metal content. I'm bummed I can't use commercial humic acid for instant results, yet I'll happily wait for good old time to do its magic for free.
They really dont unless you mix them into the soil... Sitting on top there is no big deal. But the will also decompose more slowly. This is why they add a nitrogen source to it to make organic matter. They are basically composting in place.
Been adding woodhips for many years now. And never had a nitrogen problem.
@@ElectronicMusicUnderground dump the wood chips in the parking lot of a football stadium place some hollowed out porta- john on top. 😆
Do you add the nitrogen first before adding the wood chips or can I just add the nitrogen source on top of the wood chips I already have down?
@@mikaellindqvist5599 Do you fertilize your crops?
I'm in the desert too (El Paso) and I'm amazed at what wood chips have done in a short period to amend my soil. Well...to build my soil actually. I just had sandy dirt before.
Thank you for your work! I've been using all my coffee grounds for about 2 years now.
I love palm mulch cuz the florida weather eats everything. Any wood mulch I can get I love. Up to 5 trucks on tiny 1/4 acre in 2 years. Crazy how fast it gets eaten and turns right back to sand. Slowly adding more and more perennials and it slowly getting better.
Similar to my situation in Arizona. I don't have much money to work with; so I've slowly added perennials, and the mulch is starting to stick around longer and longer
Ya nothing wrong with gorilla hair but I prefer oak for more fungus
John you need a wind guard on your mic.
Excellent ideas of repurposing local organic waste materials! Thanks once more for a great episode.
Wind guard!!
That's real
+1 for wind guard.
Dead cats are rare in Vegas...said no Mobster.....
Leave John alone
I'm not poor...I'm on a tight budget. My yard is caliche(literally).
So, for 2 yrs, I got over a hundred bags of leaves and pounds of coffee grounds (Starbucks, but no longer...🙁). I mixed it well and dug up 6" of the caliche, so it wouldn't mold.
2 yrs later: 18" of black gold!
Hard labor paid off.
❤️Ya! 👍✝️🙏
😂do you live where i do?! Checkout my garden. It used to be cliche, but i fixed it!
i remember working in a golf shop and this old guy would always pour his leftover coffee into this tree type plant. there were 2 of them in the shop. the one with the coffee was noticeably healthier and bigger. i always remembered that.
Great video! I just laid down all my wood chips, and now I will add the coffee grounds! Thank you for the excellent advice.
It's pretty awesome to see the plants grow in different conditions, and it's so reassuring to know that there is a natural way that works just as well as plastic! Please be mindful of PFAS. I'd rather have lower yields over forever chemicals.
Over time organic matter will increase and outcompete the plastic and reduse their need for liquid fertilizer.
And don't forget the spent brewery grains! I made some epic compost with wood chips, coffee grounds and spent brewery grains.
Clutch idea
I've been mixing woodchips with organic matter in composting for 40 years here in the UK & get around 30lb a week of a mixture of tea leaves, coffee grounds & discarded salad material from a local cafe. Add that to all the other organic material & I have roughly 2½ tons of compost every year to spread over just under 100yds² of actual growing beds
I add around 1-2" of my own compost on the beds every December & the same of wood chips on the paths between.
My soil has gone from pretty much 2" of topsoil over orange clay to 18" of dark brown, friable, no dig heaven in that time, rarely requires watering & never needs additional fertiliser.
Yield averages around 10lbs/sq yd on the open beds & double that in the polytunnel (this is continuos cropping with one harvest being immediately replaced with the next seasonal planting, eg autumn sown broad beans, harvested late May & replaced by leeks/brussels sprouts/french beans...)
love the method of adding wood chips and coffee grounds to the sand to make a nutrient rich soil
Learned from Leadfarmer that coffee grounds are great for citrus trees,but now I see here,not just for citrus,but for all plants! Missed the IRIE Premiere John, but liking👍it very much and greetings 👋from central Mexico, hoping you keep having an IRIE weekend! 😊
I’ve used copy grounds when returning my front lawn worked really well mixing it in with the aerobic soils that where originally compacted for 50 years.
Coffee you mean?
@@alphaomega8373 yes Coffee, must of been that autocorrect 😀😀😀🇦🇺
So happy about the coffee grounds!
I've used wood chips for mulch.
And mulched with spent coffee grounds.
Never tried combining them.
Thanks!
I started using shredded card board for mulch in my garden this year. Way better then wood chips. The fungi growth was insane. Easier to get out of the way for replanting too.
I been doing same but for my worm bins, worms love the cardboard and it keeps all the food covered. I can't believe how much cardboard my cheap 40$amazon shredder has gone though. 2 years of over heating it till it turns off 10 times a day once a week.
@@jamesbackyard7192 Awesome!!!
I do it for my worm bin too. Thats what made me start doing it in the garden.
haha this is what I use for my potted plants...I use coffee & tea grounds on top because I drink coffee and tea every day. Add your crushed eggshells as well.
Good morning my friend, thank you and enjoy your day gardening. 😊
I've got access to heaps of both ingredients.. What is a good ratio??
id feel safe up to 5050
Be aware that to thick layer of coffegrounds will cake up and divert water. I would prefer adding them sparingly and more often instead. Or combine with another nitrogen source as long as its free of weed seeds. I put coffegrounds on my beds but in thin layers and several times threwout the season.
@@mikaellindqvist5599 youre over thinking it , its not like the coffee grounds will make a layer of cement over the top .
That was a really cool 😎 build up to the secret ingredient. 😀
MY special free ingredient I use with sawdust is my own urine. I also compost with azomite, and dolimitic lime or oystershell calcium which are not free. Coffee grounds are good too, but I generate only a little coffee grounds in my own home and I use that on my houseplants and some potted plants and I have discovered that coffee grounds also need a little sawdust added or it makes a hard crust on top of the pot that keeps water from penetrating. The sawdust experiment has been so successful that I really need to source more woodchips as well.
I am jelly of their used ground piles...
Mixing spent brewing grains into wood chips works even better.
I think you have to think ahead I have been using wood chips and green waste for years its like a long-time deposit that keeps paying for years. with it, soil just gets better year after year. so yes first year may be crap but it gets better years after as it brakes down. id try mixing grass cuttings 50/50 by volume with the wood chips.
Yes I’m trying to get the grass that my husband cuts but he dumps it😢
COOL 😎 Very interesting. 🙂 You need a wind sock on your mic btw. Cheers Mate. Best regards. 🙂
I made wood chips out of palm logs using a machete, They are doing great and half of the mulch I soaked in Urine and the plants mulched with that are extra hardy.
What pairs well with fresh horse manure? We have lots of it.
If you are worm composting. Don’t go too heavy with the coffee grounds. They don’t like, lots of it.
YOOO John, this was amazing, seriously who knew those ingredients together would be such a powerful plant food. This video seriously changed my outlook on feeding my plants, so excited to try this myself!!!!
Thank you. Great ideas.
Wood chips rock, but I do not use them undee 2 years old! Good info-video
Fast but fantastic episode.. to Z point
Whenever I can get coffee grounds from a coffee shop I take them. I get sacks of them all the time. I put them directly in the soil and feed them to my worm bins.
I grow papayas and papayas in Germany (greenhouse) with wood chips. It’s the best for building soil and due to its reflektion it makes the greenhouse lighters
Cool vid. Use personaly my coffee ground dryed out inoculated with Lacto Acidic Bacteria to my Bokashi.
I use wood chips on my garden lanes to reduce weeds I use about 6-8 inches deep Then I use compost and more wood chips on top of a soaker hose In my garden no waste here plants enough to share with at least 4 family's thanks for tip hope everyone tries this wonderfully useful idea I have for about 8 years now wow my worm population has exploded Linda
thanks for tips and sharing
As always loving your organic knowledge!!! Thanks Brother!
What ratio do you recommend? I would have thought you would cover this very important question. 1 to 1? 50 to 1?
I got pumpkin flowers! the horn worms are back.😈 Excitement is in the air.
What’s the normal ratio?
Is there a video on what yoeld difference there was on each trail plot?
Hard to source enough coffee grounds for me. Live rurally, and everyone hits up the local coffee shop.
I do similar with the woodchips and bagged organic stutzman's chicken manure, plus I use hardwood ashes from my woodstove. It doesn't hurt to also amend with mycorrhizae (teas made from the fungal concentrate source). It turns the woodchip paths into mushroom farms that break the wood down quick.
Doesnt have to be coffegrounds. The principal is basically composting in place. Adding carbon and a nitrogen source. Thus breaking down the woodchips faster.
I am interested to add a tea as you suggested. I have been thinking to use the mycorrhiza in the wood chips that have already been breaking down for a year or two to make a tea I can pour over the fresh wood chips.
Gilcrease should take a look at David the Good's grocery row garden! I see lots of space in between those pumpkins you could plant support species such as nitrogen fixers, ground covers etc. Love the side-by-sides though keep experimenting with new things every year keeping your best previous results as a control and you will dial it in more and more!
Great thoughts❗️
Hello! Love your work, been a fan for a long time. Do you have thoughts, information or experience using Eucalyptus chip mulch specifically for containers or houseplants? My homework searches have only shown results for landscape uses. Please let me know. Thank you!
Hi. We have several large eucalyptus trees. I have found that they take a much longer time to break down than other tree mulch. Makes a great pathway mulch though. Lasts longer. It's probably due to the high oil content.
Great video 👍
What kind of ratio works best?
Thanks for the info!
Thanks so much!
please have more wind noise guards, thanks. Best
Does it matter what proportion of coffee grounds to wood chip?
Hey John what do you think of full circle compost they are in northern Nevada and have composted mulch and compost humus. Thinking of taking the drive to get some at $40 a yard
Thanks for sharing this information.I would like to try it but I only drink instant coffee.
Source from your local café, starbuckd or workplace etc. Or just use another nitrogen source free of weedseeds.
In my area wood chips are a magnet for Bermuda grass. That is why I’m not so keen on them.
Great video. Have to ask, where did you get that awesome hat?
I've been starting an organic garden. I'm new at this Do the coffee grounds have to be organic or not? cuz I'm trying to keep everything organic?
Wouldn’t hurt if you can get hold of organic
Another great video
good stuff
This has nothing to do with wood chips, but since so many people watch these videos, I'm hoping someone will know the answer: Is it safe to grow vegetables in #5 (cleaned) cat litter buckets? I've read so much conflicting info on whether or not it's safe for growing food ... i.e., #5 is a "safe" palstic for people, but not all #5 is food safe from one side vs. yes, you can grow it in #5 bucket with no problem. Any ideas?
Does it matter the type of coffee grounds? I don’t drink coffee but if I ask my neighbors and they drink low quality coffee such as Folgers, does that matter?
So that Say that plants Will get better every year for three years when You switch to wood chips , definately add THE nitrógen which Will seep into THE roots ... Coffe grounds , spent beer grains, heck I use grass clippings
Ratio please of both.?
Thank you
Full moon tonight y’all
Hey Peace King , I’ve been getting a lot of white termite looking pests .They eat from the root and eat through the stems . Can anyone help ?
Are the coffee grounds added to all of the soil or just around the plants?
Composted into the chips
I love the concept of wood chips. I don't love the idea of lawn chemicals that come with them. Trees absorb surface water and contaminants just like weeds and grass do. If there were reliable organic or chemical free sources available it would be a great idea.
I’m fortunate I can get wood chips from good sites.
How much coffee grounds do you add per square feet?
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It's going to get interesting to see a followup, because coffee grounds are high in nitrogen, which is why the plants are growing so fast and green, but the plants might continue producing foliage and not put enough energy into setting fruit.
They should use hemp straw as mulch layer
Start watching at 7:00 to find it's COFFEE GROUNDS + WOOD CHIPS + SOIL. All free if you look, research.
What is the percentage of coffee grounds to wood chips that he uses?
yeah! I'd like to know that too!
A lot of wood chips are made from ground up pallets.
First thing they need to grow is italian thuja to bring the birds..and create wind break..that is how I grow my garden...and I have pest controlling birds all year long...even in winter these type of trees are perfect protection for birds..
The highway dept uses herbicides, and so do many people, so i quit pucking up wood chips from the Highwy dept contractors.
how many cups of coffee per acre?
I keep hearing about coffee grounds, and I always add cocoa to my dark coffee so I was wondering if you can compost old cocoa and is it beneficial in any way to do so? Thanks!
I can never use it up before it gets clumpy on me...
I used to use coffee grounds in my compost mix. Until I researched and found that coffee beans /grounds are loaded with hundreds of types of pesticides. If you got it from an organic shop, then yes, I'd use it. Pointless to grow in poison when the reason your're growing your own is to eliminate as much of this as you can.
Please provide the specific data to back that up and not anecdotal evidence
@@bluejay3945 Sept 2015 Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 63(38) Project Environmental Health Research Study
@@rosewoodfarms read the study summary. The roasting process eliminated 99.8% of pesticide residue found on the raw beans.
Come on now. Roasting and composting spent beans is far safer than you driving any American highway .
I’d rather use coffee grounds on my food source than eating any American fast food or walking through neighborhoods in LA
You are abolutely right!!! I agree with Rose. Why chance it! You are eating these foods and what goes into your body cannot be compared to driving on an American Highway.
@@bluejay3945 Look it up! It is true.
7:14 coffee grounds
Learn something new every day if you will
Waste Cardboard instead of plastic works great with all the other free carbon waste’s
This is great but please get yourself a wireless lavalier mic and balance your levels, very difficult to hear
love your channel john but the wind noise in the mic isnt enjoyable
I've been using it for years to keep cats out of the garden. Cats don't like it between their claws.
Step one: add groomers
Step two: enjoy a more bountiful garden
John you didn’t give specifics on coffee ground to mix with dirt or mix with chips or lay on surface first .I can see you want save planet take care bro.
I thought he would say preinnoculated biochar😂
Much simpler
"not help nobody nowhere" So that means it'll help everyone everywhere?
The ingredient is used coffee grounds. You’re welcome.
No coffee could be grounds for divorce! 😉 ☕
The southwest should not be planted. Heck, the southwest is a desert and people really shouldn’t even be living there. People are freaking out all of the sudden about the water supply but in reality we as humans should have never lived in those places to begin with. You have the news reporting about the crazy droughts in Arizona or New Mexico…I literally respond with: “humans should not be living in the desert, what do you think will happen when we do?” Yes, we will run out of water.
Tried to move to upstate New York but got tired of the endless Trump Pence 2020 flags on every home
@@bluejay3945 LOL. That’s the best part
Why can’t they use casino chips instead? Vegas should have an endless supply
only use organic coffee grounds. Coffee is one of the most chemical laden crops! Use organic
good videos but bad sound
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Where in nature does it add coffee grounds? Go back to the original movie and learn why the back to Eden method works And over time the wood chips will out perform the environmental damaging use of plastic
Why would anyone have raised beds in sand and that heat? Let alone cultivation. That is just plain stupid.
you're not going to see the full benefit in the first crop run , probably in 5 years the woodchips would outperform the plastic
Its coffee grounds, ill save you the time