November 21, 2024

VIDEO: Understanding Fertilizer and Its Ingredients


Understanding what fertilizer is, how it helps your plants, and what makes it up, will help you pick a fertilizer that will work best for your garden.

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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: Understanding Fertilizer and Its Ingredients

  1. Great explanation of an often over complicated topic! YAY for Luke! Question: can Trifecta be dissolved in water and used on houseplants periodically? Any recommendations for how that might work?

  2. Thank you so much for al the information on this episode. I wrote everything down. Hope it helps my up coming garden. I have used fertilizer in the past but just went with blood meal or worm castings. Now i feel i have a better understanding over all. Thank you again. I try on to miss any postings. Faithful viewer. Teresa

  3. Hey Luke! Thanks for the videos. Just a correction, the element is “molybdenum” with an “n” (we use this all the time in radiology as the precursor for nuclear medicine imaging).
    Keep up the great work!

  4. ANYBODY? I have an off subject question. My house was built in 1910 so it's anybody's guess when this was planted but it's "a garlic". NO MISTAKING with the star shaped flowers. But they were SO SMALL (like 3"? tall) that they blended in with the grass so I thought it was a weed and dug it up until I got close and POW, THAT'S GARLIC. And if memory serves, the flowers were on single stems, not in a globe formation. These could've been planted 100 years ago (if garlic can live that long) so I don't have a clue what they are. They were intentionally planted in a S facing bed and had grown into the lawn there. And not even much of a bulb to speak of. Just really teeny tiny.

  5. So here in Michigan I'm gonna say the ground is/will be "workable" earlier than usual this year. Can you do a video on what seeds you might consider direct sowing now/soon in your area this year?

  6. If your soil is already too high in one nutrient while deficient in others, will the fertilizer be adding to that as well as bringing in the more needed nutrients, or does it just balance it all out better?

  7. My husband is allergic to synthetic fertilizers, insecticides, herbicides, and a lot of other synthetic chemicals. I've never used them in my own gardens. It's also why I grow my plants from seed, because we don't know what kind of chemical beginning that greenhouse starts have had. I've worked in a greenhouse one spring and I hated having to put all that chemical fertilizer in with the plants.

  8. Wish trifecta+ was more affordable. We have 39 garden beds and that would cost us hundreds of dollars to buy for just trifecta+. Would love to buy it if it was more affordable.

  9. गन्ने से मोथा घास खत्म करने का सबसे सस्ता उपाय क्या है, गन्ने में मोथा घास मारने की सबसे अच्छी दवाई कौन सी है, गन्ने से खरपतवार को कैसे नष्ट करें

  10. I like remembering it like:
    NPK
    Shoots, Roots, Fruits
    Simplistic, but useful when I'm stocking up on fertilizer.. found it interesting he didn't mention plant reproduction for K

  11. I can only grow my veggies, herbs & flowers in containers and pots. At the end of the growing season how do I restore the soil back to its optimum ph level and replace the minerals and nutrients ready for the next season? I can’t keep buying bags of soil and throwing away the old soil.
    Eg. If I grow a tomato plant in a pot, which nutrients will need to be put back into the soil in the pot? What can I grow the next season in that pot? I have heard of crop rotation but I don’t know much about it. I want to be more efficient with the soil I have.

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