I learned this no-till method from my grandparents this method has been around for decades. I was blessed to have people that knew how to farm and farm right

@dreamfarmer9558

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah almost nobody claims it hasn't been around a long time technically it's been around since the dawn of mankind in one form or another but people have actively practiced the method for centuries

Miss this guy. And he’s one of the first people I saw on KZread spreading the word about no-till. I’m not a huge fan of using this method for indoor, but to each their own ..BUT outdoor; it’s a no brainer! This is one of the oldest techniques of organic farming for a reason. Combine this method starting with the “lasagna technique” and then keep growing your soil biology while introducing the Korean Water Farming technique and you will actually make a little profit, instead of paying outrageous amounts of money for nutrients that are far less effective. This guy gets it and he made a lot of people wise to the concept that has exploded since his first videos about microbiology and soil food webs. Much respect @BrownGuy420 and I look forward to seeing you in the near future. ✌️

@str8uplivn

5 жыл бұрын

What would be a better method for indoor, you think? I'm doing super soil right now, not sure if I will recycle the soil.

@alexanderher7692

4 жыл бұрын

why not indoor?

The Inca have a special recipes for soil that is reportedly 3 times as productive as regular topsoil. Supposedly this recipe was passed down from the megalithic builders of Cusco. They call it Tera Preta. If they can build andesite masonry with bronze chisels, they should be able to make a simple microbe based soil.

@roninemdub7403

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly right. That's how such a vast empire thrived. They were able to make food grow in soils that were supposed to only sustain harsh jungle vegetation... those forests are vast and green but they dont produce many life sustaining foods that such a large society would need to grow. Having said that, I wish I had the recipe. #OGSUPERSOIL

@setag54321

2 жыл бұрын

You really don't Believe the ancient megalithic masons that existed worldwide (not just south america) used chisels to make their structures, do you? You do realize there are machine tool marks found on ALL of these structures, one just needs a high power loop sometimes to see them. Peace

Love the honesty brother❤

Been watching him for a couple of years now. Great to see him expand and remain humble.

Wow! Very refreshing to hear him speak. This is how you provide an environment for healthy plants and then directly animals and people.

Learned a lot thank you so much for your helpful advice! May God Bless You and Your Service

Great info. Learned something.

thank you!!

Awesome interview, been following the BG ever since his first no-till series and it's amazing how far him and his team have come. Keep up the good job guys, best wishes from France! Dope Lenny White soundtrack too, Madlib sampled this one on Robes.

Brownguy420 has a great way of describing what some consider complex concepts quite simply. Well done

BG is the man

way intune brother .

Cool video

Amazing info on the mycelium and rice! Thank you.

Excellent information and video

Tell me more about cantelope and brown sugar mix please .... Tried popcorn enzyme tea? I'm on mendo coast

Need to be around these people

@brandonlamontcooper8141

3 жыл бұрын

What people?

nice vid

R.I.P. SOLO Farm. Maximum thanks and respect to Brownguy420!

Wow great guy

Organic Farming at it's best. Thank you for sharing

Can i water nutrients from the bottom?

ive watched brownguy420 now for about 3 or 4 years and he has done so well..he tried to do the same with another company who unfortunately wanted to cut corners and he wasn't willing to compromise..now after all that work from the past 15/16 months has paid off..even I am thinking of going organic in the uk..or at least living organics inside with a cover crop..

@alexanderher7692

4 жыл бұрын

cutting corners how

@samartinez1988

4 жыл бұрын

Organic no till is the way. The natural systems put in place cannot be beat.

Why do you use the fabric pots?

so simple and refreshing!

I was going to leave a like but "420" likes just seems right. Thanks for the video bud

Where do you get your weed from!? From you El Dante.

can it be dont in 5 gallon bickets ?

Biocharr for life

Love it bruh💯

How many gallons are those pots

You do dam right and a great job. Please send me a greencard!?✌😎.

Anything With BG is Amazing and Awesome. And its ALWAYS Welcome and READY. Bless Up S.O.L.O.

the music kills the vibe to learn

@LeighPogue

5 жыл бұрын

Jack Memes I didn’t even realize music was playing. I was totally listening to him I guess

Well said. Tis the journey I'm on now. So many ways to geek out running no-till like this... "oh, you want more mycelium, go out to the woods with a box and rice" hahahah

Quality of this video is on point

Good information ma man fo sure keep it up

My grama use to buy dirt from this Indian people in Mexico it was from under a tree my grama use to say every time that Indian lady came by my gramma got. A bag or two now I know why my gramas back yard was so beautiful

Great, more outdoor mids flooding the Midwest.

Hope he don't take this Farm Down like the Rest that he Took Down !! This would be like #2 or 3 that i know of 100% Real Talk ..

Well made video, thank u!

Pounds selling for $400 in CA. Not good!

Incredible! I love to see this work with plants. Answer me, please: How big are the "pots" for land? What volume? How many liters? Thanks. 💪🙏

hugleculture is the best starting mix I have found

the rice thing can that be done in the desert?

@johndro8235

6 жыл бұрын

If u have a woodland in the desert

@johndro8235

6 жыл бұрын

Check out korean natural farming

What does Humic Acid and Silica do?

@roberts3677

5 жыл бұрын

It feeds the microbes in the soil

Interesting!

I'm a brown guy to another Brown guy love your video I'm sold on No till! If you're able to answer what is the recipe for your No till? Thanks for the video of very educational I've also watched your malted barley and your corn seed video it is awesome. That's all I have been feeding my plants but I like to step it up a notch and get an awesome recipe for the soil thanks again happy growing

I love your vids.Do your pots have the bottoms cut open for the roots to go deeper into the ground???

@pyrorc

2 жыл бұрын

Always.

Shades of M Fukuoka

i still prefer just planting in the ground whats more organic then that already worms there and i didnt have to pay for them

@loneemerald7997

5 жыл бұрын

I did ground this year didn't even feed my plants and came out with almost 3lbs all I did was put fresh cut grass and water once in awhile

@LeighPogue

5 жыл бұрын

Lone Emerald did the grass clippings not cause any problems? I wondered about using them because why not? You get plenty of them through the summer for sure

@patrciaclemons8183

4 жыл бұрын

@@LeighPogue don't put it on too thick and your fine

Didn’t he fail here on this property and move on to extraction?

Miss ya brown guy haven't seen you in forever

dig a hole fill with a good organic .mix,NO TILL works great

gang gang

Dropping knowledge !🙏🏼👏🏼

BG top bloak 👍👍🎩🎩

How long will 1 lb. cantalope and 1 lb brown sugar last and do you use it with water.

Anything is possible. Just all depends on city county ordinance. It's sad that you have to pay large amounts just to do commercial. So is it really about illegal or legal. No! Money plays. Corruption.

that background music and camera shutter FX is really distracting and sounds cheezy

Hey that was a great video. How many gallons of soil are each grow bag/ pot? This is going to be my first time I'm doing it your way. How much does each of your grow bag in soil cost?.. Thx

Good information on Instagram, that’s a good one. That gave me a laugh

@camrillem

3 жыл бұрын

Just have to know who youre getting your information from

@brandonlamontcooper8141

3 жыл бұрын

WHO?!

@camrillem

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandonlamontcooper8141 if youre talking to me, I would start with Kevin Jodrey and Mel Frank, two of the most intelligent people in Cannabis cultivation today.

@brandonlamontcooper8141

3 жыл бұрын

@@camrillem Awesome...

@brandonlamontcooper8141

Жыл бұрын

@@Peaceful-resistance1 what do you mean. 'who's on first'? I dont understand or remind me

feed the soil not the plant

Wonderful...

Soil food web...

It is all talk no show, come back in 5 years and call it no till gardening!

I’m late to this video party, but damn I learned so much! I no till too but just the different type of worms for the top was amazing info for me…Oh, and the fermented rice! ☮️

👍 🌱🌿🍁🌳💚☕🙏✌👊💨

Hello, I'm interested in the fermented cantaloupe Bloom Booster you mentioned. 2 questions. What is your mix ratio with water? How often do you feed in flowering (weekly?) Thanks... great info / video.... straight to the point.

@luchacefox259

4 жыл бұрын

Don't add any water just the natural liquid is enough.

Brownguy420 is a Saint ~ He may or may not know so... so lucky to have men and women like him running around our planet 🙏

This man sounds like he’s simplifying the information for us, without for a second sounding like a bro-scientist. He clearly knows what he’s talking about and not a shred of condescending attitude. Thank you Cannabis Portal

@WorthyBuzz

3 жыл бұрын

He only got ONE thing wrong; can you guess it?

@zoddsonofthor5576

3 жыл бұрын

@@WorthyBuzz Don't buy a farm with investors they will fuck you every time and snake everything you made.

@robertprado5125

2 жыл бұрын

A brofesser 😂

Sadly they did not

Thank you.. I followed all the jewels of knowledge you dropped.. The rice & cantaloupe topics were spot on!

You dont!

try granite dust with green sand 50% crop Increase

brown guy 420!

He should try Azolla

They don’t

I miss his old KZread page Brownguy420

How do you read our minds? Thank You!

Deep mulch, no till, beautiful soil, no weeds taking moisture and nutrients from your plants!

Bring back BrownGuy420 he's the reason I never touched synthetics.

Little tip for you growmies. I grow in terrible Sandy clay. Can dig all day and not find one worm, but I plant straight into the ground and produce 8ft beauties. All these amendments is such a waste of cash

@brandonlamontcooper8141

3 жыл бұрын

Idk... Sandy clay... Gotta have more details, that don't make no sense...

Bro just go work the hill we been growing like this for 30 years

It's called be rich. Be born lucky. Hardwork is needed, but without the rest.. well... Millions of hard workers, smart too, but born in the wrong place for that

Background music is distracting and unnecessary. BG has plenty to listen to.

Horse tail??? Many horses are abused neglected mistreated and killed way before their time.. wth

@AslanW

5 жыл бұрын

I'm not sure if you're joking or not but in case you're not: horsetail is a plant.

@vitto1301

4 жыл бұрын

@@AslanW lmao

You should use wood ship on your ground for the dust and it’s looking fucking cool 😎

Almost put your hand right in that big pile of cat shit 😅

they failed.

I have 3 pitbulls 1 winnie dog 1 male turkey and 4 rabbits buried in my backyard. My marijuana plants are getting the most natural nutrients they need 😄 the circle of life bitches 😎👍

This pathetic, no till but you buy bulk litter layer. How about building real soil and using the ground. Keep reading buddy

@riverside321

5 жыл бұрын

Some times thats effective , building the available soil

Who puts a tiller in a 200 gallon pot? You can't be considered no till if you go in to pots.

@mike420fan

3 жыл бұрын

🤣

@mike420fan

3 жыл бұрын

They look like 600gal pots

Lol he failed miserably. Grew shit product and couldn’t sell it to save his life! If everyone only knew the truth, you all would laugh! I worked with and for him for a time but saw the light and left, now I run the farm with the same amazing investors and we are killing it!! Who builds a farm with no irrigation, no drying building, nothing a farm should have. I guess he was more worried about drones and looking cool on social media while failing miserably in the background.

No idea why this is considered "no till" I'm a real farmer using KNF techniques on a 100 acre homestead and i see allot of astroturfing in this video.

I was looking for no till potatoes. what is this abomination? Your not even growing in the soil?

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