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Was that really a gallon of milk? Our gallon milk containers here look a lot different. That looked like one of our half gallon containers.

I just ordered from them. The last measurement is hip to ground. Not your arms. Very good tutorial.

Tim is the cheese edible? Or is there a way to process it to eat?

At 5:38, “20 to 1 carbon to nitrogen” I think you meant 20-1 nitrogen to carbon. I want to know, if you make JLF with bananas, will you get a high potassium fertilizer and will it be good for blooming?

Any notable difference in the electroculture areas?

I so appreciate this video! Sunflowers have been the biggest barrier I've experienced with no-till bed prep due to their sturdy stems/roots. Your method makes so much sense, and helps with dealing with a weedy understory too. Thanks for all the detail you provide in these videos--they're solid!

What do with the bio char after using the liquid fertilizer from the container?

Lower flow, not pressure.

Very good and informative vídeo!!!

What is JMS😂

Great idea! thanks for the video!

My uncle, I won't say his name as he's dead now, used to cut the grass beside the road worked in rural Northumber. He road out on his bike every morning with sythe strapped along cross bar, blade at back parked up cut 1.5 mile in one direction, stopped had his lunch(bait) as he called it the turned around and worked his way back to transport. He had two options when he left school fisherman or council worker. He was also the best poacher in Northumberland, his words! Caught the Lord of Northumberlands salmon and rabbits but never shot hares(unlucky) to reivers and country folk, taught me to fly fish, catch pheasants with newspaper and honey or treacle, and a little corn. Didn't talk much could drink like a fish, and would not take any man's lip. Don't make them like him anymore,

Good instructions..... You have twigged.... My.... Interest *. ..... Many thanks *

I have never heard of rutabaga noodles. Did I hear you right?

Thank you for this fabulous recipe. I am so happy with being able to see my beautiful blooms on my plants. I am elated at the results of the easiest deterrent that I have ever had.

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Now i understand why Kenyans use coal dust instead of compost. Fine particle size, and maximum hydrocarbon load to provide a little boost for the seedlings when they sprout. Easy to automate due to consistency. Great work!! Coal dust is probably not the way to go for yearly work, but for revegetation of spoiled land it makes sense.

What is it supposed to do though? And why align to earth's magnetic field? I mean the earth's magnetic field is static and therefore will not cause any induction in the wire whatsoever? You only have a change in the electrical field when there is a change in the magnetic field. You don't have that here. It doesn't make any sense. And even if it did what is a magnetic field or electricity supposed to do to a plant?

This is a great video, I do just want to leave a note that this is not directly from the Cho teachings. It’s from Drake KNF and the knowledge there is great, just not full and critical credit to theses inputs and creations I believe are due.. also though I don’t want us to all fight we’re on the same team. Just keep it in mind is all.. It is a modified version however I’m sure it has its usage, originally there is no FFJ/FPJ it’s base is sea water with airborne microbes, and LAB. It’s recommended to use OHN for a better efficiency. You can add WCA/WCP depending on reproductive/ripening (WCP isn’t recommended as part of it persay however it’s a growth stage setting.

I can never seem to get it sharp enough. I peen it using a jig well. I use a stone. It looks sharp but doesn't cut grass. I don't think the peening jig isn't lengthing the blade out enough.

Question. Did you say Cow Foss ? If so where to you buy that from?

Thank you very much. I learned a lot.

Thanks Tony. Love to Denise xx

Very helpful. Thx

Would you dilute this for composting, or do you use it as it is?

Is it normal for it to smell up the room? It does not smell foul, It just smells like cheese. But Very strong.

Can I make one with a smaller bucket for camping/hiking?

Thank you for the calm and erudite presentation, much appreciated. Two questions for you, firstly, can I use Molasses instead of brown sugar and would it still be a 1:1 ratio or would the ratio change? Secondly, when diluting LAB with water (I have a natural mountain water source, so no nasty added chemicals like city water) is it a 1:1000 Ratio for both foliar spray and soil drench and is it the same for both refrigerated LAB without sugar, and room temperature super saturated LAB? Thank you in advance for your response and input. Lee

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Thank you for your tutorial. In the UK we don't have molasses easily available (a small jar costs a bomb). I've heard brown sugar isn't ideal, especially if there's chloramine in your water (like we have in London). How much lab solution do you add to your plants water?

How do we use the brown sugar LABS and at what ratio to activate it and do we wait for the right ph#?

Do you have the Lowe’s link?

Beautiful nature and the best explanation in youtube thank u so much 💗

Woodchip for the paths. Bracks down solely to compost.

I have a question, my LAB I made 2 days ago is separating, but theres a couple spots of green mold on the cheese. Will the serum still work? Thanks!

We have those weeds in North Central Texas in the spring… I hate that stuff!… I think I’ve about convinced myself to buy a scythe. Pretty cool old school tool!

What is the best plant to use against Aphids?

Thank you for sharing with us. Did they come back the following season?

I tried this this year and it's much more work than using a trellis meeting and just clipping the tomatoes on the trellis. I think the hardest part is that i have a lot of varieties and they grow at different rates so weaving them all at the same time just doesn't work well. Some get the get tall while others are still getting there.

I'm planning on doing the weave this week.

Hey I guess I'll be the first to comment. Appreciate this content. 3rd year Gardener myself. Thank you for your time.

How did you start them? Compost? Biochar?

So how did the bulbs compare?

This video helped me fix my injector system. I was able to see your working setup and realized I was messing with the wrong ball valve. My system sucks now!😆

Great video. This is the only video i saw that walk through what to do when you order a cutting. Love it. Looking forward for the 2nd part when they go to the ground. Its cooll too that she asked how long it takes to transplant. Good pointer for new gardeners. 😊

so I ended up with lots of these in a wildflower mix in zone 3 Canada the first year they grew with no flowers. they seemed to stay alive overwinter here could see the green. I had no idea what the plant was until today after noticing the start of the green flowers. Excited to see them bloom! not sure what they will do next year!

Sweet and well made!

Thanks I enjoy this type of content. I pick off little gems of knowledge to employ on my small garden; it’s like finding a new shorter path to the fishing hole. Ya. Nice to see informally just what’s going on. Press on ! Best, TG

Could you do a step by step ideo showing how to make the Seed Enhancing solution? I couldn't find one on your channel showing the full process. This ideo just shows the two solutions already made and the rice inear. Not sure how you made the tincture or the other stuff; how much of each ingredient.

Morning. This vid had me laughing. I've subscribed. The vid is a yr old, so I hope you two still are doing good. Dave