Make Your Own Organic Fertilizer From Weeds Right Out Of Your Garden! Weeds are amazing plants with the ability to extract nutrients and elements where other plants cannot. We can use the foliage from these weeds to make a super-charged liquid fertilizer that will send your backyards crops to the stratosphere!
This homemade fertilizer is no joke. The theory is that weeds are super adept at extract nutrients where other plants cannot. We can then ferment these leaves to make super-charged organic liquid fertilizer that will blow the socks off of anything commercially available…all for free!
The fermented concentrate is then diluted to a 1:3 ratio for conventional watering and 1:9 for foliar feeding. Unreal results, give it a try!
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Horseradish grows a massive root and huge leaves. Would those leaves be considered a viable fertilizer possibility?
Thanks for the great info bro, I have a lot of tomato plants nearing the end of thier life, can I use them in the same way or is there another use for them?
I have never heard of this before, but this is an EXCELLENT idea i can't wait to try it, thanks
hello I did this months ago can i still use it?
Could this fertiliser be used in an aeroponics system?
My mom used to fermentate soy beans and apply on the garden. It is stinky but seems to work very well. Is this a good idea?
Are the roots needed for the Fermentation
Have you ever made this fertilizer with kitchen scraps? We have so many organic vegetable scraps, egg shells, and coffee grounds. I would love your thoughts. I started a bucket but rewatching your video, I see that I have added too much water, so I need to transfer some to another bucket. I have 5gal buckets, I'm also wondering if you have any thoughts on how much food scraps to how much water??? Thank you for all of your great videos!!!
I lovr it can i addvto my strawberries plants its soil mircobes bro
Any tips if a strainer that size is not available ?
Finally, a Vancouver Island tomato gardener! I watch several gardening channels, but most don't fit my location or attitude, haha. This is the first year I am growing from seed because I am sick and tired of having a poor tomato crop here in Nanaimo BC
Isn't that anaerobic? I thought that anything that was anaerobic shouldn't go into your veggie
garden, it would be safer to just put the weeds in your compost pile.
I have a bag full of them and I was gonna put them in my compost…this video is just in time 🙂 I will use them as a tea
**Should Curly Dock and dandelions not be included in your list of dynamic accumulators since those were the first couple of plants you were tugging out of the ground that had a big taproot?**
Thanks again for the video fellow Canuck! So you basically do not need to waste money on chemical fertilizers that are mostly just NPK that are devoid of micro-nutrients, and cost a lot more money?
This so helpful!! Easily understood,Thanks!
Great explanation!!
Hi it’s me again Sandra I’m trying to do my own fertiliser with comfy leaves been sitting in a bucket for about two weeks now so I’ll leave them another four weeks and I’ll have a look for some weeds in the garden and see if I can do the same with them thank you very much for the way you explain everything Sandra
This was very helpful. Thank you! 🙂
Great video, thank you for sharing such great information
Amazing, just amazing! Again, unique and thought provoking content! Can you share your thoughts on composting, and leaf mold production to naturally enrich and amend our soil profiles? Thank you!! Time well spent!!