Thanks for the great home made fertilizer recipes!! Your bonzi in the backround are stunning too!

Thank you, great info.

This was a great video, chock full of information. Thank you for taking the time to share with us. I am now subscribed. 😊

Nice. I will try Alfalha. I use JADAM liquid fertilizer (JLF) methods and cut weeds 2/3 full in a 5 gallon bucket along with a handful of compost, fill with water, put a lid and let sit over winter. Dilute 50:1 to drench or 200:1 for foliar feed. Hydrolysate or Fish Amino Acid (FAA) is smelly and easy to do if you can source the fish.

@Randy_Smith

6 ай бұрын

I make something similar w/weeds and comfrey. I usually have 3 or 4 buckets with the green material going throughout the summer and during late fall and winter I add the sludgy material that is left in the buckets to my compost. I'm in Indiana and even when the temps are near zero F my compost temp always jumps up near 130 f everytime I add the sludge.

Excellent video! I love your videos, you're voice is very calming as well. 😊 Thank you for making this one.

@ZenGardenOasis.

6 ай бұрын

Your too kind….thank you. Be blessed.

Mortar and pestle..but good information

In my part of the world I use a mortar and pestle for Fine grinding.

Buy a bag of alfalfa blocks. You can get a giant bag for 20 or 25 and they are chopped compressed 3x2” blocks. Very easy to use with little mess & they soak & break up in a liquid easily.

Thanks for these great options! Just FYI, it's "mortar and pestle"

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What are your thoughts on amending soil with crushed lava rocks?

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I watched your egg shell concentrate and have made it. My question is, can you combine egg shell concentrate with the other natural products like dried ground banana peels and bone mill? If so what would be a good ratio? 1 oz egg shell concentrate to 1 gallon water…could I add the other dry ingredients to this solution? How much? And…do you think coffee grounds are a good fertilizer or just a good composter? Thanks! New to natural fertilizers but an old hat to gardening 🤦🏻‍♀️😂

@ZenGardenOasis.

4 ай бұрын

Possibly it’s great to experiment happy gardening

I have a question about the human or animal hair. How much water and how much hair?

Po ba ang nakapaloob sa diy liquid solution ...salamat po

I have a question about the chicken poop. You said 2 Tbls to 32 oz of water. Then you said 1 Tbls to 32 oz. Is that 1 Tbls of the already mixed to 32 oz water before use? I'm trying to clarify. I'm going to make this. Thank you for this video. My girlfriend and I are going to make a few of them. Also what is the shelf life of these fertilizers. I know you mentioned it with the fish. Didn't hear about the others. Thank you again

@ZenGardenOasis.

5 ай бұрын

Yes correct. I would think needs to be used in less than month.

Thanks for all the great tips. I also ferment my banana peels in a pitcher of water and after about 1 week I use the fermented water to feed my fruiting plants with. I also make my own liquid fertilizer using aloe leaves that I blend in water then strain into a 5 gallon bucket to fertilizer my plants with. I also make a compost tea to fertilizer my plants with.

FYI, there is no sodium in Epsom salt. It should be pure magnesium sulfate; magnesium, sulfur and oxygen

Can you use alfalfa pellets?

@ZenGardenOasis.

5 күн бұрын

Yes absolutely

Why just don`t put the banana peels right into a compost tea?!?

My chesapeake dog sheds..I'll use his hair!

Can I use powdered milk in my garden?

@ZenGardenOasis.

6 ай бұрын

I was just researching that last month. Might make a video if I can find lots of data. Cheers

I like to use a mortuary and pestulance to grind my chicken bones but let me get off my pedestal. Jk. All in good fun because I really did learn some things. That alfalfa tip blew my mind. Triacantonal! Who knew?

Love this info, but why do you keep referring to a pestle as a pedestal? I can't be the only one hearing this, lol. Good information though.

@ZenGardenOasis.

Ай бұрын

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Don't use to much of this on plants you are going to consume. Alfalfa contains a lot of PGRs (Plant Growth Regulators) that have been linked to cancer.