1,000 years later Scientist discover a fish head and assume this whole place was one under water

So does this mean a vegan can't eat the tomatoes

As a chef working professionally, who understands the amount of food wastage we as a society foster, this video makes me very happy. Thank you for sharing!

The is the good ending to Gladiator where he got to go back home and be a farmer with a youtube channel

4 am again and this man is answering the questions I never asked myself but I'm still thankful. 😂

No background music video is best cuz you can hear the nature

He looks in pain at every joke he makes. I love it.

Hi, Mark. When the Native American Indians used to grow the Three Sisters (corn, beans and squash) together out in the desert, they always buried a fish in the mound where they planted the seeds. People have been doing this for thousands of years. It's proven to work.

Regarding the "slow start" with the fish heads: Its important to understand that speed of growth doesn't necessarily indicate better performance. While the fish head plants didn't grow as tall it first, they had greener leaves. This indicates a higher chlorophyll concentration, which was better supported by the nitrogen content of the fish. Because of this, the greener plants were better able to produce food than the no fish head plants, so they didn't have to spend more energy growing taller and could instead put more energy into establishing leaf and flower buds as well as a better root system. This allows the plants to be stronger and more productive in the long run. The no fish head plants had to invest more energy in growing taller in an effort to collect more sunlight. Furthermore, increased flowering and fruiting is supported by phosphorus, which bones are pretty high in and potassium helps grow better roots. Also lots of iron from blood, which supports both photosynthesis and respiration (converting sugars/starches into energy).

Reasons I love this channel:

Russel Crowe looks like he's doing well in retirement.

I wasn't going to grow tomatoes because I moved to a place with no garden...but in one of my containers of soil, a bunch of tomatoes came up...late. Not getting much sun, they aren't growing fast. Thank you for reminding me about the fish! That'll work.

Appreciate this man for all the time he spent on making this video.

He's like the Steve Irwin of plants!

Yes sir,

This man is like Steve Irwin of the garden… RIP Steve

Imagine if the fish memories are somehow transfered to tomatoes, and when you it the tomatoes you saw through the fish perspective, yes I am high.

The root growth was stunted because you created 'hot' compost.

My grandfather always used fish heads in his garden , we would go on a number of fishing trips so he had plenty of heads and a years worth of smoked fish . It always seemed to me as a child his garden was immaculate and produced heavy .

This works incredibly well on corn too. The plants last almost twice as long and produce giant corns