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In this video I show you how I convert common egg shells into a water soluble calcium concentrate that you should be using on your tomatoes and other vegetables such as cucumbers and melons.

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  • @virginian3390
    @virginian339010 күн бұрын

    I've always pulverized my egg shells in a Ninja Nutribullet and just sprinkled them in the planting hole. I think I'll give your version a try. Thanks

  • @TryNewThings

    @TryNewThings

    10 күн бұрын

    From what I've looked up, that will work over much time, but for immediate benefit, convert to a form they can absorb ASAP :)

  • @davidcharles3131
    @davidcharles313110 күн бұрын

    Morning my friend, Is there enough acid to affect soil ph? Thanks, learned something new today, garden looks nice.

  • @TryNewThings

    @TryNewThings

    10 күн бұрын

    The egg shells and vinegar react together to balance out the PH, And end of the day it is a spoonful per gallon anyways. My tomatoes did not show any signs of issue, the opposite, they 'greened' up afterwards (after about a week), not sure if related, but my tomatoes and cucumbers are happy. None of my tomatoes split so far, so that is a good sign.

  • @projectswithjw
    @projectswithjw10 күн бұрын

    So you added the concentrate to water? like the stuff that's in the toilets? 😁😁 Tomatoes grow really good when you throw a dead fish in the ground before you plant them. Egg shell mix is good too 👍👍. We've done blood meal and bone meal before too. Even plants aren't vegetarian 😅😅

  • @TryNewThings

    @TryNewThings

    10 күн бұрын

    Never thought of it as plants being carnivores before, thanks for putting that in my brain. I added two table spoons per watering can, then filled with water before applying it. Hope all is well JW!

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