if you guys want to order some Kelp here's a decent one at a great price amzn.to/3VyBz09

@user-in8bz3kd7d

3 ай бұрын

Brother, how to extract love hormone from ergot

@user-in8bz3kd7d

3 ай бұрын

Brother, how to extract love hormone from ergot

@cherylgawne711

3 ай бұрын

Can you use this for regular feeding as well to build plants up?

@cherylgawne711

3 ай бұрын

Oh nice!! Just answered heh

@Grow-all-year

3 ай бұрын

@gardenlikeaviking is it possible to store this so it can be used throughout the year?

Shout Out to All Individuals who turn over the bottle/box & read the ingredients.

@ubiquitousLeees

3 ай бұрын

From spice blends to fertilizers!

@sharonrwilson2727

3 ай бұрын

Yeesssah! Here.

@TheRealKitWalker

3 ай бұрын

🙈🙈😝😝

Fun fact about salacylic acid, it’s actually the basis behind aspirin (acetosalacylic acid), and the natives used to boil willow bark in order to create a tonic that helps treat headaches

@Atimatimukti

3 ай бұрын

True but aspirin was based on another plant, also very rich in that acid. Filipendula ulmaria

@runemasterhariwulfaz5267

3 ай бұрын

@@Atimatimukti ah interesting I didn’t know that. Old wives tale I guess on my part

@TheProdigalGardener

3 ай бұрын

It’s actually not an old wives tale. I buy willow bark and make teas for headaches. It works very well.

@runemasterhariwulfaz5267

3 ай бұрын

@@TheProdigalGardener ah so I was right? Lol. I’ll have to try it out sometime

@BaliFoodTreePlanter

3 ай бұрын

Willow bark is also to allow cut roses to last longer in water...but I think the limit before changing water is 3 or 4 days...Too long ago since I had a dozen roses.

I love ALL Garden Like a Viking videos!

And here is another WINNER NATE! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍l👍 Last year I did an experiment with Comfry leaves. I didnt want to dig out the Comfry plant and replant. An idea came to me, why not pull the leaf from the mother plant put it into rain water and see if it grows roots. Which it did. At the beginning of this year I watched a video showing the benefits of using Willow sticks to root slips. There is a huge Weeping Willow growing in the complex. I successfully grew over about 30 Comfrey leaves into new plants. But this recipe you you have given to us, is a "Game Changer". So much to be grateful to you NATE! I love your simple and diect way of explaining. And it goes without saying, this video has been sheared with all my family, friends, and neighbours. MUCH LOVE & APPRECIATION for all your love and attention to detail in all your videos. You are the "BEST" ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

50+ years ago I was pounding weeping willow shoots with water for rooting cuttings. Later watering with worm castings...dont know where I learned but my best friend was almost 50 years older than I and she taught me about gardening and raising farm animals. ...

@wisconsinfarmer4742

2 ай бұрын

That is precious. My best friend 45 years ago was 50 years older than me. We had so much in common. Playing with what the earth gives us is a joy.

Growing up, absolute silence was mandatory when a new episode of The Sopranos was on. I demand silence when a new Viking video is released!

Ive started using raw aloe for cloning. I stick the cut right into a piece of the plant material and plant it in a fiber pot. Ive never had better success.

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

yes thats another good one and it keeps the O2 away from the cut!

@shawnmurphy282

3 ай бұрын

It goes along with the idea that plants talk to us. I was thinking how an alore plant gushes that gel when its cut. That gel is meant to sanitize the wound, provide a barrier to stop pathogens, and heal the tissue. What is a clone if not a cut in need of healing? This willow tree thing is interesting. What is willow if not natures aspirin. Combined with a sea kelp growth hormone and it makes perfect sense. Stop the stress, heal the wound, grow the root. good times.@@gardenlikeaviking

@MisterF_1984

3 ай бұрын

​@@gardenlikeavikingI wonder if you could make some type of liquid booster using aloe vera? What do you think?

@sararichardson737

2 ай бұрын

Well thank you. here I sit, in the tropics, wondering as to when I last saw a willow tree: Oh yeah ,6 months ago in London. Aloe I have a plenty here.

@sararichardson737

2 ай бұрын

@@gardenlikeavikingNate, I love you to do a demo please

Greetings from Croatia, my gardener viking brother. I have an old massive white willow tree growing behind the barn giving of lots of shoots ready to be collected. Thanks for this tip!

@i1bike

2 ай бұрын

U mene nema vrbe nidi u radijusu od 50km haha. Ali caj od kamovile su cimeton funkcionira isto

I love your channel so much. We think so much alike. Lol I had some sickly fruit trees that I inherited with a new property that I had bought. As an experiment, I cut a bunch of willow and mulched around the trees with it. Hoping that it may slowly break down and heal the roots or strengthen them and give the tree back its vitality.I have very good success with that. I also recently built a living maze from Willow cuttings! It’s only been in the ground for about five weeks. But it’s coming along really beautifully. I got that idea based on the living fences that they make in Europe.

My family is Norwegian and my grandfather before he passed in 1992 absolutely LOVED gardening. I know if he were still around he would've loved your channel and all the good advice you have. Keep up the great work. SKÂL!

“Just the tip” and “no bigger than a pencil”, ur killing me Smalls!!

@jimbucket2996

3 ай бұрын

Are you saying she rolls over and you're done?

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

lol finally someone gets it

I use aloe and honey. Sometimes I just take a cutting and jam it right into a piece of aloe and right into the dirt

@jewel2022now

3 ай бұрын

Cool, I would like to try this

@kmcam2524

3 ай бұрын

Wonder if aloe can be used in like manner to the willow

@mikehancho1613

3 ай бұрын

@@kmcam2524 aloe is great for plants either way.lol

@TheVigilantStewards

10 күн бұрын

the aloe goes into the ground and the roots grow out of it, or you just dip it in the aloe then remove and place in the ground?

@mikehancho1613

10 күн бұрын

@@TheVigilantStewards I just stick my cutting into the aloe for a minute and put it in the ground. If you are serious about cloning I recommend a dwc cloner I bought a cheap one on Amazon and never loose any clones anymore

i haven't slept in 2 days... gotta shake the jar!

@thefury-187

Ай бұрын

😂 I’ll take a tensac of that lol

@joyfool1225

Ай бұрын

😂❤

Thanks again Nate for spreading your brilliant gardening knowledge. Green garden love from Australia 💚🌲🤙

Thank you for always dropping the knowledge!

As a former fellow commercial grower i subed as soon as i heard that....i know for a fact people in the biz like myself are about trying new things and figuring out how to do shit easier and more economically, everything you talk about and the way toumsay it says you are like a fountain of actual good knowledge. not just my cousins uncle once said turn the plant upside down to get more out of her bs...

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

yes brother the people in the industry are all about pushing the boundaries and finding the real knowledge!!

Wow, never would have imagined such gold was this easy to make 🙏🙏🙏

You da man!!! Viking power!

Successfully made this solution today! I posted about it in the discord. I have many uses, but put a little bit in the water I am rooting some pineapple plants in! Thanks for all the knowledge you bestow upon us!

Thank you for developing this. I started 25 years ago investigating willow for rooting compound and had some success but never needed much so did not continue the experiments. Kelp is great. Keeps your iodine up.

You just reminded me of why I wanted to plant a willow tree lol. But I had no idea how to use it... Until now! Thanks sooo much bro 🙏🙏

Excellent tutorial! Very helpful when showing how to pick cuttings! "Best Teacher, Ever!"

Great video. Thanks for the content. Reading ingredients goes a long way, glad to watch like minded gardeners.

Thanks a billion, Nate ❤

Great video especially with the shortages of agribusiness supplies

Thank you for sharing this information. I have so many fertilizers going right now I had to clear out the shed and make it my fertilizer shack haha

Found you through a homestead group!! I’m super new to growing anything - we moved to a very small town (1100 people - and hey fellow Hoosier!! We’re in Thorntown) and have about an acre of land and another 3ish of woods. We’ve got a blackberry cane coming our way from a friend and I actually did know about rooting powder.. but this!! This is even better since we wanna do more away from store bought. Thanks!!!

Nice! I just asked for a willow root stimulant video 8 days ago! You've been meaning to post this video, and I'm so glad you did. Thanks Nate! Soooo valuable.

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

I saw that!!

So HAPPY I’ve found your channel. Love your videos. Super quality , informative and easy to watch. Thank you. ❤❤❤

You can also use alfalfa as its got a natural growth hormone :]

@alextercisio

3 ай бұрын

How please can u explains kindly

@jamestomlin5525

3 ай бұрын

@alextercisio if you have alfalfa, soak it in water overnight, or longer to make it stronger. But stronger will have to be diluted somewhat

@kmcam2524

3 ай бұрын

I was wondering if something like forsythia also qualifies? Thought I read somewhere making a tea helps for rooting…could be wrong be I’d love to know for certain

@user-jv8ww5hi5b

2 ай бұрын

Do you use sprouted alfalfa?​@@jamestomlin5525

Thank you Viking 🙏 amazing knowledge you are sharing once again. Have a wonderful day🙏

Have you tried dipping cuts in just raw honey? The antibacterial properties can help plants to recover faster and root faster. It's not magic, but it tends to work very well

Awesome video Nate. Thank you

Your the man bro ! , Seaweed and Willow Stems works! its part of my "secret" recipe haha

Watching from France, thank you guy !

Great video! Thanks Nate!!

Awesome session. Thanks heaps for this info.

Awesome Nate!!

I've been doing research to develop and test an all in one tea and whenever I find something I'd like to add. This dude pops up in the research. Guess it's time to subscribe since it's the 4th time.

Always great info Viking 💕💕😊

Thank You for sharing your knowledge sir.

I am so glad I found your channel!😊

Thanks Nate, I'm on it like a car bonnet, I'm going down the beach to get some fresh kelp for this one. Spring is poking its head out, the government aero display team are still busy everyday.

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

fresh kelp is the best of them all!!!

@sharonrwilson2727

3 ай бұрын

I'm really tired of the aero display team.

@graemedevine9651

3 ай бұрын

@@sharonrwilson2727 The TV watchers seem to enjoy it unfortunately

That's awesome Nate, I have access to a few willow trees at a family members home, I have to try this my friend! Thanks for the info about willow trees I had no idea!

I planted willow just for this purpose

@Forest_ash

3 ай бұрын

My grandma freaked out when I told her I planted willow in the yard. So I recently planted 10 more cuttings 🤭

Thank you for such valuable information!

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

thank you for your consistent support my friend!!

Great tip.love your videas and explanations. So simple and educational.

I'm definitely going to try this!

If one has a vacuum sealer with a canister/jar option, it can be used to facilitate a very fast extraction that will help avoid the start of the fermentation process.

thank you Nate!🙏

Cool lic plate, good show, cheers Nate

Subscribed! Cheers mate!

Thanks for sharing mate...

Great recipe! Not sure I've seen any willows up where I live, though. I've learned so much over the years by checking the ingredients.

Awesome gift... thank you.

cool to finally see a cali picture! thanks for sharing nate :)

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

lol figured it was time!... I've got hundreds of them

Amazing! Thank you for sharing this informative video. Greetings from Madang, Papua New Guinea!

Just subscribed a week or so....love your channel. Keep up the good work. Thank you.

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

welcome to the channel my friend!... be sure to tell me if you have any video idea suggestions that you don't already see here

You're the best.

18,000 views already!! Yayyy 👏👏👏 Thank you for the knowledge!

Fantastic recipe, thank you! Do you think we can freeze it to keep it much longer?

Thanks Nate!

Great video, as always, thanks!

You are a wizard my mystical friend

Great idea!

Great video!

Great content!

Huh. I always thought the salicylic acid was to keep the plants from hurting after you cut them.😅 My local grocery store that has a floral department sells bundles of curly willow for $9.99. I just bought some to plant. Already had roots, too! Good to cut back and feed to rabbits and chickens. Lots of uses for willow.

Nice video Nate, Thnx

I have used the weeping willow tree, for root hormone. Works fine.

Great video on making your own grow stuff 🇳🇿❤️

Awesome info thanks for sharing..

Hi Viking, thanks for the tip. 😊😊😊. Liked

Awesome, thank you!💜💜💜

Thanks for the informative video. Just found you and subscribed. Starting to get into growing and I truly enjoy it. I still have a lot to learn so hopefully your videos will help. THANKS

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

welcome to the channel my friend just in time for a great upcoming season!!

what do you do after spring for the rest of the year? could we dehydrate the willow branches and leaves after chop it up into little pieces like the kelp you bought? what do you think?

1:50 “Kelp Help.” Hashtag it. Package it. Done ✅ 😊

Great knowledge and as you i love making plant stuff and saving money. Never thought about willow but have used asprin. Found a new one for me is red cabbage as it has many of the ingredients your recipe has. Also contains calcium. I always use this as the results speak for themselves; visable results in a few days. Thanks for sharing.

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

thats the first I've heard of the cabbage properties!.. thank you!

@garywillow6578

3 ай бұрын

@gardenlikeaviking I ment to say calium. Not much about it on the net but red cabbage is the business. Love your attitude and style.

Good idea. Cheers.

Thanks for sharing bro ! :)

Great video. I've been making willow water for decades and it's great stuff. But for cannabis I've been using an aeroponic cloner I made from spare parts and I get nearly 100% successful cuttings with just a little bit of sea-90 for minerals and nothing else. If I use some willow water and aloe, it does speed up the rooting process by 3-4 days, but since I'm not a commercial operation I don't mind just waiting a bit longer for clones. Also, using a paint can shaker can really simplify this process. Just plug it into a short period repeat cycle intermittent timer (about $30) and set it to shake for 5 seconds every 30 minutes and you're all set.

Just ordered the kelp off your Amazon site now I got to go track down a willow tree. 😊

Can you only make this in the spring or is that just the best? Thanks so much I am really enjoying your videos

Nice vanity license plate!!

Thank You!

Hey man. Thanks for this great information 👍. New sub for you

🤔🤔🤔🤔 thank you very much ✅ out of Michigan

You are always looking great Viking farmer

Thank you! This singular video made me subscribe to your channel.🎉

@paulawagstaff686

3 ай бұрын

Me too 😅

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

welcome to the channel my friend!!

Спасибо!

i use aloe vera gel, it has that salacylic? acid also ground aspirin in water is said to work, it is from willow

Thanks Nate I need this for my blueberry’s

Knew I was invested in this formula when I had to restrain an impulse to reach my crossword pen toward the touch screen to label your jar!

I made it once with Chinese elm. It worked just fine.

I have my own willow tree and I plan on dehydrating a bunch of seaweed this year.

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

thats the way to do it for sure dehydrate your own kelp!!

Love it Nate! ThanQ! I have heard that comfrey works but never did for me! Maybe I did it wrong?

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

I've heard this but never had experience with it yet... perhaps I'll try in the future!

Thank you for the knowledge. Are you going to have a link for the kelp?

@gardenlikeaviking

3 ай бұрын

yes its in the storefront thank you for asking!!

I have used honey, aloe, molasses and spit all work. For whatever reason a dash cinnamon works well in a jar of water for rose cuttings for me

Thank you! Now just to find those two ingredients where I am.