How to Use Oyster Shells in the Garden & Gardening With My Kids!| Jhuly's Aquatics & Gardening
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- What's up everybody! Firstly, I wanna thank you guys for supporting the channel, we've reached 300+ subscribers!!!! So, I was browsing around at Tractor Supply and came across this bag of oyster shells and decided to grab it and amend my soil with it to see what kind of results I'd get.
I hope seeing how to properly apply it and utilize it in your flowerbeds helps! It's pretty cheap stuff so if you can get your hands on it do so!
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Say what you want….. kids need their dad in their lives …… kuddos Dad !! ❤
What a great father you are! Your children are amazing! I'm sure they're going to grow up as great people and will be successful. Keep it up!
Wonderful! Great to see the little ones helping out #futuregardeners CONGRATULATIONS on #300subs
Yes, thanks!!
Respect for teaching the children how to Garden and help out in the kitchen! I love seeing this. Thank you for all of the info as well, this was a very valuable video to watch, I look forward to watching more of your videos.
So nice of you! Thanks so much!!
Awesome video and I applaud you for teaching your sons much needed skills. 💯 ❤️
My mom just used a bucket with water and soapy water and sprinkled the rose leaves for bugs or different leaf diseases
Love to see daddy time with the boys. As well as teaching. Love it.
You are so kind!! Thank you
Thank you so much for sharing.. love the kids with their garden tools it’s the best way to keep our kids interact with nature and gardening will definitely help them appreciate their surroundings. Happiness joy love and healthy living. Love your garden I used homemade cooked seashells liquid...it’s our delicacy here in 🇫🇯 Fiji Islands. The flesh is cooked with fresh coconut milk lemon herbs and chilies. The first batch of cooked cooked seashell liquid is kept in the bottle for cooling in the refrigerator for immediate or future use. There a two methods I use for my seashells...1/ sun dried in the sun for 2 weeks or more and stored in in a container for future crushing. 2/ Sun dried and buried in the sand or soil for crushing later.p. Both methods are reliable and economical since we live near the beach. Thank you very much.💖💖🙏😍
Thanks for your comment! There’s so much great information and I’m really interested in your methods of drying, crushing, and utilizing the shells. That recipe also sounds very delicious! I wish the same happiness, love, joy, and wealth to you and your family as well! Thanks for joining the channel!
I was searching for information on using the manna pro oyster shell for my vegetable garden beds and I found very few videos. I am grateful for this content as your video was/is the most informative on TH-cam. Thank you so much for posting this! It came in handy for me! Seeing children in the garden makes my day!!! 👩🌾🌿🌾🌱☮
This is the cutest thing i have ever seen
Thank you so much!!
👍🏽 way 2 get the babies involved 💪🏾
Thanks so much. What cuties!
You are so kind
Good show I just stumbled across you I subscribe as a kid we always had rabbits and chickens best fertilizers in the world for what I grow hehehe oyster shells are given to the chickens to harden the shows on the eggs also it goes in the color of the bird in a grande at up into a like flower and I just it there you go my opinion oh yeah great day in the garden
I can't believe you. I need some also. Love you guys.
You know exactly where I am! Bring a bucket! LOL
Great video, and of course the children working along side of dad is wonderful! Any videos of after affect of the oyster shells? Did you see improvement in plants?
It did help the hydrangeas become less floppy but otherwise no significant changes. I believe because I did not use it long enough.
What about your mother's garden tony
I'll be there soon mom!
I guess they haven't learned yet, a little goes a long way...😉😁
Got that right! LOL
Any idea how to make this into a powder?
Unfortunately, I have no clue!
Maybe use a blender?
I just watched a video on it since I saved a few dozen oyster shells after eating them (yum!). Boil the shells for a few minutes to remove any bacteria. Then you can put them in a plastic zip top bag, cover with a towel in case the shell puncture the bag. Smash with a hammer to a fine powder or whatever consistency you want. Apply. Another option is using a sledgehammer for more quantity.
Hi! I know this comment of yours is from 2 years ago so I just wanted to let you know, if you still are wondering about it, that I've seen a video about it here on YT recently. All you have to do is bake it in the oven or place it in fire (yes, in a fire) and then when it's cold, you can just smash it with something hard, like a rock. I believe it breaks down more easily than not being baked prior. I however bought my oyster shell powder online and I loved sprinkling it over my plants. :)