John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you the special soil nutrient that he believes is missing in most gardens and farms. In this episode …
John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you the special soil nutrient that he believes is missing in most gardens and farms. In this episode …
How much sea90 do I add per sq foot in container gardening? Thanks
god dayum, how many videos of rock dust videos do you have? stop it
Umm…I’m currently growing medical cannabis as well as strawberries,
catnip, stinging nettle, aloe vera, stevia, mandarin bonsai, and a few
pineapple bonsais…If you think the nutrient profiles for ANY of these
plants are ‘similar’ to cannabis you are blindly misinformed or you haven’t
tried it yourself. Especially in vegan organics, I find my fruits and
veggies will burn at 50% strength nutes…whereas yield and bag appeal
improves all the way up to 150% strength nutes in my cannabis.
Can I use bogiebrew products with airoponic system?
Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury, and Barium. Again, I don’t know that all
these dangerous heavy metals are present, but I do know the first two are
in every rock dust I have found. I agree with John’s viewpoint, plants
aren’t going to have problems processing the heavy metals, however, I was
just wondering if anyone’s tested produce for heavy metals after using said
dusts? I’m pretty sure John’s right though, it shouldn’t matter much as the
plant shouldn’t store a large amount of those elements.
John is a vegan if that is who you are talking about.
John??? the vegan channel guy? no.. was talking bout the white guy.. NOTICE
HIS GLOW?
wooooooooooot 😀 discount!!!!!!!!!!
Where did you learn to spell and type? I have a 5 year old cousin who’s
more coherent than you.
Thank you for that great offer, I will order FOR SURE!!! Question: Will
rock dust and trace minerals wash out of the soil when it rains? Great
video, as usual. Thank you John AND Don for really good information.
I agree that most of the guano’s and poops and stuff are waaaay overhyped,
but there are some really high quality vegan organic liquid nutrients out
there on the market today…and after me and some fellow patients ran
side-by-side tests, it was clear that synthetics took the yield and
effect-potency contests, but ‘veganics’ took the smell/flavor/terpines as
well as effect-duration contests…too close to decide on other categories
like stock diameter, leaf-calyx ratio, trichome appearance etc.
absolutely.
Shut the fuck up you religious bastard. If god was real than he would be
all loving. Not a man that throws you in eternal hell for not believing in
him. Sounds morelike a scare tactic to me. So untill death , I will nevrr
believe in a god.
Hey John. Am using Azomite for the first time in my raised garden, for this
fall season. Looking forward to the results. By the way, I was at the
Monterey Bay Aquarium last week, and thought I saw you. ‘Oh my gawd, it is
frickin John Kohler’. I took a picture, but do not know how to send it to
you.
@Tommyr Actually greensand has a much larger particle size then
horticultural grade rock dusts and takes longer to break down into plant
usable nutrients/minerals. Greensand is still a great product to use though.
I ordered the rockdust from rootnaturally thanks to you. I have been adding
it to my compost pile as it’s breaking down. I’m heading over to order the
Sea90 now and utilizing it as well. Thanks for all you do to teach those of
us new to the game!
John, we need to know the amounts to use of the following on our gardens
and in earth boxes: Sea 90 AND Epsom Salt I don’t know how to email so I
hope this will work.
thanks john for that information im going to buy my sea-90 minerals right
now, wish u the best in your success, your awesome.
Love your videos so informative and your so helpful. Placed a order just a
minute ago. Thanks!!
I think you’re vastly over-simplifying a widely varying
industry…Organics…Veganics…Naturals…Synthetic/Organic/Veganic
combos and Strict Synthetics nutes all have their own marketing
tactics…and ALL are subject to the ill-will of corruption and greed.
While you might have some valid claims…you are making yourself look bad
if you truly work in the plant food business…your claims must be highly
documented and verifiable when you are involved in the industry, or else
you’ll be doubted.
Curious…would you want to treat soil used for fruit trees with rock dust
as well?
we have a lab in st louis! its 20$ for a sample they do a full soil test,i
have a question i have a lot of clay an rock in my yard,you cant even dig
with out hitting rocks should i use the dust still?
Be sure to use the $5 off coupon GYG to get free shipping and enough boogie
brew compost tea to make 10 gallons.
Sand is not necessarily the same as a horticultural rock dust. The particle
size of the rock dust is like a fine flour, sand is too gritty.