Best Fertilizer to Boost Plant Growth in a New Garden

John from www.growingyour... shares with you the best fertilizer to boost your plant growth in a new garden or an old one.
John will share his favorite fertilizer to get your plants off to a running start after starting them from seed or transplanting.
John will share with you why compost tea is his favorite fertilizer to add microbes to your soil that will break down minerals and organic matter in the soil into plant available nutrients.
Next, John will share how to easily brew your own compost tea using a garden filter, a five gallon bucket, an air pump with air stones and pre-made compost tea.
Finally John will show you how to distribute the compost tea to all your plants in your garden quickly and easily.
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[@wendy7765]

If he talks more you complain. The problem is you not him. He is being real and as helpful as he can by sharing what he love doing and do best with the world. This is information we ALL need and can use. I'm so grateful he is sharing his knowledge and for free!! Some places charge you $$$ for this knowledge. So John, take your time feeding us wisdom and knowledge as we get understanding. I am truly being fed with it. Thank you.

[@princebumblebud6745]

Talking and showing is how u learn and he does both well

[@gomerpyle6113]

Good point

[@MsABee1]

I just came back to watch this video again. Tomorrow I am going to brew the tea. So far my garden has grown a lot. I am looking forward to seeing the positive support for my garden from the compost tea! This video is very helpful with your step by step instructions... Thank you for taking your time with sharing and explaining to us!

[@catherinegrace2366]

Every video you make is full of the best information. The degree that you care about other people blows me away. You’re always giving tips and ideas for people to make a BUSINESS out of their garden and make money. Who does that? I’m so thankful to be a subscriber and to know you from KZbin. You’re a quality person John. Mad respect

[@kayakplayer]

John, I want to say thank you for all of the passion you have shared with us. You have been inspiring me to expand my vegetable growing for my family. And this year I am all in. I have added another bed of three 20' long 30" wide beds in a new area, and two 20' long beds that are 42" wide under a trellis structure surrounding our courtyard to grow tomatoes and cucumbers. This Winter, I made my first attempt to start plants from seeds in soil blocks, and most have survived in a low budget grow tent inside my garage here in Wisconsin. But I'm learning from those that didn't do as well. But I'm not stopping there. I have proposed a garden club at the elementary school where I teach, and I'm waiting to hear back from the school improvement committee, hoping to plant a crop that will be mature in the fall when the students return so I can kick off the membership drive with a watermelon festival. I also recently announced that I'm kicking off a spin market garden CSA based on organic gardens in the yards of families of children who have chronic illnesses. My plan is to market garden and sell the produce CSA style, while the family gets a share of the produce every week, encouraging them to consume fresh organic produce in exchange for hosting my gardening space and serving as the pick-up site for a group of members from their neighborhood. That vision came from your encouragement to "get started and plant something." The CSA idea came from reading "The Dirt Cure" by Maya Shetreats-Klein, MD, and from your friend Curtis Stone, author of "The Urban Farmer." Their ideas allowed me to think of how I might help families learn to garden efficiently and organically. I also think that by making part of the garden attractive to kids, I may inspire their child to help me tend to their area of the garden, and use it to introduce them to eating fresh produce from their plants. I teach adapted physical education, so I know a lot of families coping with children who have chronic conditions. I hope that the CSA business makes the project sustainable, and surrounds the family with a supportive group of people who value eating fresh organic produce. This is an idea I would like to see spread like the ideas you have been spreading. So, keep up the great work! I've ordered a tee shirt to help support the two of you and to help promote your channel.

[@4everGrowin]

Beautiful

[@stephaniecasper3180]

John you have helped me and so many others over the yrs - I am thrilled to buy a tee for myself and my husband! You are an amazing person that gives SO much to everything you do. We are continually benefiting and being inspired by you. Much love to you and your girlfriend. btw....our garden rocks!

[@PeteThePeeker]

Why are people hating on this guy if he clearly says that the guy lists his ingredients so that if you don't want to buy their mix you can make your own

[@catherinegrace2366]

Neanderthals they must be Neanderthals. I used the Boogie Brew formula with my own twists and my garden is trumpeting their appreciation. My plants are huge and green. No pests

[@chuckspencer6397]

John is a good teacher. Coming up on three years this spring, gardening. By trial and error I learned what grows well and what is a waste of time and garden space.

[@brentsnyder9503]

I have more rock then dirt on my property. I dug down about 2 feet and removed all of the rock. Sifted the small rocks out then brought in organic garden soil and compost. I only have a small garden due to all of the prep but it is slowly getting bigger. I put in a garden this year and everything is growing like crazy. I believe this is due to using boogie brew once a month. All of my plants look great even though all of my friends in the area struggle to keep their plants alive. Thanks John for all of your advice!

[@MsABee1]

Thank you for sharing the host of information in this video. I just purchased the kit. Looking forward to adding the compost tea to my garden. YOU have single-handedly inspired me to grow my own greens with your yt channel and multiple videos. Last year I grew 1 fruit and 2 veggies in pots..I only yield 2 successful veggies.. but I was fully inspired to try again next year... This year I have 3 raised bed set in my back yard. I am growing multiple veggies and fruits. I never thought I would enjoy gardening as much as I do!

[@marythomas5118]

n2meuc2 I

[@ireneklauber8767]

I put a cheap aerator that was made to add Jacuzzi bubbles to a regular bath tub onto a bathtub in my yard. Add water and let it sit and aerate for two days with the compost or steer manure in a mesh bag floating in the bubbles. I also add a little fish fertilizer concentrate. The aeration multiplies the life in the water and the chlorine goes out in that time brewing. my plants love this tea that I make and go crazy on it.

[@RobbieForReal]

Wow! I was just starting a garden myself, and this is perfect! I'll try some of this when I get the chance.

[@theIAMofME]

I'm glad I saw your new posted vid today. I had forgotten about the shirt. Just ordered one! YAY! Happy Farming, John and Lauren! I know you are going to have one. I just wish you'd try to stay in the US. America needs you!!

[@XtinaLucia]

I'm Puerto Rican and I LOVE culantro which we call recao. I recently bought some seeds online.

[@seenavarghese3629]

Thank you John! You motivated me to grow my greens at home!!

[@kosycat1]

seriously who's dislikes this,cant watch a 30 min video?think johns just trying to sell stuff? soo sad man,John has good information!

[@coleymcavoy9118]

John, first and foremost thanks for all the great info you share, the local markets you help support, and the passion for have for the best health in others. Your videos have helped my family live healthier through our organic garden. I absolutely support and attest that compost tea (in my case Boogie Brew) as made a HUGE difference in the size, health and production of my crops. Taste incredible too. Looking forward to getting my GYG t-shirt and God bless.

[@kelleymcbride4633]

The sounds of all the grackles and sparrows makes me homesick love them Texas birds!!

[@mariatgualda]

Hey John. I finally invested in a NeverKink Boat & Camper hose. Lead-free and drinking water safe. White so it doesn't get hot, which is handy on hot days. Love your videos. Thanks!

[@Brian.N]

I have been using the biggie brew compost tea for 2 years now,and it works amazing,less pests,and the plants are nice and green,and very healthy

[@princebumblebud6745]

Not sure about the boogie brew maker but john is so bad ass best growing videos on youtube right know I say.

[@KristosMenfes]

glad u showed people,had to hunt it down but i just got 90 lbs of my favorite mineral i go nuts over the jersey greensand and since they ran out, ill make it last 5 years

[@whatdidyousay13]

hey! That's my girlfriend, Janet. She lives with me and visits her parents in Houston in the summer.

[@francesgannon3500]

Love Josh's compost tea! It added to the productivity helped with pest control. Thanks for the detailed information!

[@leevandyke9360]

I can't wait until you get a baby. I wanna see the food and other things you'll buy/make

[@XtinaLucia]

Lol me too. "Get" a baby!

[@OmarApps1]

I'm all for getting babiesthrough lagal organic methods.

[@jasonharrold6686]

You have to keep feeding via compost Tea though, suggested weekly with supplemental foiler sprays. Cant wait to try this

[@vegannursepractitioner9629]

Hey John, I would love to buy my nephew (4 yrs old) a TShirt as he is a budding gardener, but your shirts only come in adult size, if you repeat these great TShirts, please add in children sizes, they are our future :)

[@CandyRayne]

Try the small, something he can sleep in and grow into and keep for a long time

[@freewaybaby]

+Candy Rayne....I was gonna' say that. I used to do that for my kids when they were little kids and the only shirts (original Star Wars shirts) they wanted were adult sized! Lots of use, by the time they were old enough to wear them as shirts instead of night shirts.

[@apuz13]

John as always I appreciate all your video's across all your channels so thank you. I was wondering if you could maybe do a video on fruit trees in Las Vegas with tips on pruning and feeding them and how often to water them. Thanks again for everything you do.

[@mrs.m8597]

Love your gardening tips, can't wait to try this tea on my plants!

[@shonitagarcia3222]

Awesome! Thank you for sharing this! I used to make my own compost tea with my chicken's poop mixed into it. My plants loved it.

[@muhamedkhalid6391]

[phone]

[@nate665]

In my experience a normal aquarium pump will work just fine for brewing compost tea. Also, in a pinch when I didn't have a filter I have used aquarium de-chlorination solution in the water before I started brewing. If it works to prevent the chlorine in the water from killing the bacteria in your tank it should work for this purpose as well. Yes, you are adding a chemical, so if philosophically opposed to that I get it, but another option that may come in handy.

[@ChrisBrewster]

John, I live in Houston too! I would love recommendations and tips for Houston weather!

[@elizabethjeffers5313]

I'm inspired by this boogie brew, gardener and plant interaction. The mixing container leaves quite a bit to be desired though. During peak growing season I would be excessively burdened spending time visiting the h d p e bucket. Instead, I'm going to buy a two or three tiers garden fountain and connect a tee and hose bib in line with the pump to facilitate distribution. I will call it the boogie brew fountain of biodiversity. Probably will designate a tier for mineral leaching.

[@mechanicalbees7698]

Compost tea gave me much stronger healthier plants. Less pests.

[@judahdario7179]

I know it is quite randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to watch new series online ?

[@princefox9520]

@Judah Dario I would suggest FlixZone. You can find it by googling =)

[@maverickmoshe7457]

@Prince Fox Yup, I've been watching on flixzone for months myself :D

[@judahdario7179]

@Prince Fox thanks, I went there and it seems like a nice service :D Appreciate it!!

[@princefox9520]

@Judah Dario glad I could help :)

[@Gantzz321]

don't have a nice burlap bag but I do have a closet full of lost socks. So I just dig till I find one without holes in it an use it. I also use my own compost and feed it with a 1/2 cup of molasses. works great.

[@badarock177]

Collecting rain water could be a good thing for this purpose.

[@VEGANzUmebies]

That's actually illegal in some states

[@badarock177]

+VEGAN ZUMEBIES Oh. I live in Brazil. I didn't know it was illegal to collect rain water in USA.

[@jbradley920rox]

+VEGAN ZUMEBIES its illegal here in fl. does anybody know why?

[@IrieB303]

It is illegal to collect rain water and we have to pay a bill every year to the county so they can "process" it and sell it back to us. "Annual Stormwater Fee"

[@Gantzz321]

being from Canada myself where its not illegal I would suspect that it my be illegal to cut down on the mosquito population. I collect mine in a 50 gallon barrel, but have top sealed so no flying things can get in to lay eggs. First year I had it I never did this and u could see them swimming around in the water, nasty stuff.

[@Galv1nBass]

"if your compost is crap" lol xD

[@sthier24]

I wish you would do a video that shows data that proves the effectiveness of the Boogie Blue filter to remove chlorine and chloramines from city water

[@pennyfulton3418]

stheir24, quite so, and in which case why not use it for our own drinking water directly ? It would seem to be IMMEASURABLY cheaper than all the filters for human use ! ????

[@johnerickxxd2489]

travis use some filter water and compost soil worm casting and sea weed put them in a cotton bag that can open or close use some tea spoon of bloodmeal then airdate it with air pump

[@tumba3182]

compost tea is the reason for my success.

[@biglou4452]

Awesome...I'm trying it thanks for the step by step and brand to try...Your the best:')

[@WineGiftBoxMaker]

Very helpful for me. Thank you. Your audio is getting better and better - what is the MICROPHONE you are using? It did prett good even with the wind! Actually, do you have a video on your tech stuff, like camera, mic, editing software, procedures.

[@tumba3182]

I don't think he does :/ would be cool to see though.

[@MikeeBuildsCode]

I've also found 36hrs brew is the best I always add extra sugars and carbs and the result is a foam that flows over the bucket from all of the micro life booming in the tea 👌 24hrs is minimum 36 optimal 48hrs MAX

[@tumba3182]

Yeah you're right I shoot for 36 hours too, there are many charts showing 36 hours has the most microbial activity

[@MikeeBuildsCode]

+Tumba Of Infinity ✊✊✊

[@wendy7765]

John, thank you for taking the time to explain what, why, how and when to use verious compost. I am a beginner and this information is very helpful. I live in Tanpa Florida, can I use this tea here as well in my zone? Can this tea be used of fruit and citrus trees or just vegetables and herbs?

[@derekhaggerty313]

You can use compost tea anywhere on the plant . Where you can grow plants. Anyway in warm weather climate I would really advise making the tea in a cool room . The target temperature is in between 70/75 degrees Fahrenheit. If it gets to hot the water won't hold as much oxygen. Oxygen is what helps the process. If it lacks oxygen you will produce anaerobic bacteria which will kill your plants . Cool water with lots of O2 is aerobic bacteria's ideal climate . The also like sugar. Non sulfuric molasses 1oz per 5 gallon bucket. Black strap molasses no sulfur and the bacteria will be in heaven. Which will make your plants love you Increased growth and taste will be noticeable

[@JWHealing]

@@derekhaggerty313 Thanks. That is helpful.

[@darcelprahl1316]

Hey John I love his tea but I have a whole bag from last year with both bags in the one bag and there is no use date on the bag I think they might have forgotten to put it on. I will still use it on my plants this year. Thanks for the video very helpful

[@dm92647]

Awesome Video

[@danielamartel2428]

I'm thinking I could make the compost tea right in the watering can using a 1/4 cup of each bag and doing it a couple of times a week.

[@runningwaterincalifornia108]

some great stuff growin' on here!

[@JonyBuss]

AWWW I WANTED TO GET A SHIRT MAYBE NEXT TIME!

[@bananaman752]

I use a Green6400 worm fertilizer it is simply amazing..

[@africancichlids3011]

i water my plants with my fish tank water .i know there isn't a lot of nitrifying bacterias in the water column . but there is a little :) and its dechlorinated , plants love bascillus subtillus.. im also using worm casting brews i feed the bacterias carbs organic blackstrap molasses 1 teaspoon per 5 g

[@MikeeBuildsCode]

and for compost tea either use REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER, RAIN WATER OR PURIFIED WATER. those little hose mourned filters are not really filtering the water enough and there is still some loss of bacteria from residual chlorine and chloramine in the water. even with that filter I would still let my water airate for 2 days. FOR COMPOST TEA

[@crowned.king.immortal]

Also I recently had to replace my hose to "drinking water safe" because of leaching of hormone mimics in plastics. Another type recommended by dr mercola was to use rubber. Haven't gotten that one yet but that's the next purchase.

[@Dontworryyou564]

can you make a video on how to grow corn ? and common corn deficiencies

[@kurlikew]

Good luck with the new farm! Love your videos, and will look forward to more! I'll be keeping an eye out for an engagement announcement too! ;o)

[@fringegardenchannel8252]

Thanks for the info.

[@davidbrandenburg8029]

my plants love city water after I let the air stone evaporate the chlorine, mine has about 5oo parts per million dissolved solids. let air stone work for 2 hours then add nuts and PH finish product and soak plants.

[@kittenswarm]

Yay, 2 commercials is better than just the one you usually have now!;p

[@johnerickxxd2489]

I made my own it works good to grow pepper and tomatoes the tomatoes fruit bigger

[@reginaldoestremera3007]

Great vid John, when did you visit PR?

[@lemuelgulliver2469]

Thanks for great info. I am making my own compost in plastic composter for a few months now, using all organic waste from all my available everyday-use remains (from fruits and veggies) plus stuff like eggshells, ash, sawdust, collected leaves etc. I admit that I haven't heard about "compost tea" before, so I appreciate your info...I'll check about it in available shops. I have one question for you. I heard a lot lately about using the stone-sand as a fantastic fertilizer, which not only speeds plant growth but effectively repells the parasites from them as well. Can you pls give me some more info about it; what is your experience with that? Thanks.

[@ChanchoThyChihuahua]

love your videos!! what plants would you recommend to plant in a long term survival situation? if something crazy was too happen to this world

[@ChanchoThyChihuahua]

top 10

[@julianabab9728]

keeping it real as always respect big man

[@Randy2747]

Hey john great video and very informative like all of your other videos i have watched so far.I started my first garden this year and I also started a worm bin last summer. is it best to use the boogie brew pro compost tea or can i just use my fresh worm castings and get the same results? also when i brew my tea should i put a handful of worm castings and handful of my fresh compost? or wouldn't this help anything?

[@spider569]

Hello my Friend. Are you familiar with orgonite? I'm not sure if you've heard of Wilhelm Reich... but he found that the combination of organic and inorganic materials exerts a piezoelectric effect or something of the sort which accumulates negative ions which encourage plant growth plant growth as well as any other function taking place within the cells of a plant or animal.

[@gregbil7113]

I love your videos and I have followed your ideas and most of the time they go very well but in this episode, this water filter the way you have it :( it is only trying to filter the dirt out of the water, in order to filter anything out of the tap water you need 3 good filters and at the slow flow which would take few good minutes to fill up that backed

[@giuliacimini4265]

we're starting a little cultivation of vegs in my town a collettive all the block together what do you suggest to put? the town is Italy near the seaside near the Hill

[@jeffmontague5252]

I have always heard that carbon filters do not reduce chlorine but only reduce the taste of chlorine. like on the Brita water filters. they don't reduce the chlorine itself only the taste

[@michaeld9629]

maximum analitity 😃 install a well ....extract those precious minerals!

[@BaltimoresBerzerker]

black is my color. site only showed green gyg shirts. black now available?

[@Lchavez-qi1vv]

dudeee i want one for sure!

[@HonoluluTita]

Do you think this would be beneficial to moisten worm composting bin? Or are the microbes wrong mix?

[@bobbyorganicsthetattooedga3681]

id soak the airtsones before use

[@christmassnow3465]

I can't find those compost tea kits in my area, so I use vermicompost. I activate the compost with molasses (I used sugar before I searched the subject) plus sea-weed extract (cold-pressed sea weeds). To my surprise, molasses are very expensive for no apparent reason. What other replacements are good enough? Is it the nutrients content which makes it so popular? If it's only the sugar, then would sea-weed extract compensate for the lack of other minerals in white sugar?

[@BigDaddyKai620]

What about a five gallon bucket charcoal filter?

[@veronicabe7902]

John, you have there the 5 gallon pump, I've got the budget kit which has the 2 gallon air pump, is it too little. How can I get the 5 gallon pump? thanks!

[@mporter1961]

Great idea to sell the T shirts. You should try and promote your channel/business in anyway you can. Its my dream as well to own a farm or ranch some day.

[@gameenders5017]

So don't microbes need dark spaces and get killed in light? Wouldn't it make sense to put a towel or something over that bucket for better results?

[@questforbalance]

Last year I threw all my weeds in a big trash barrel. Then I let the rain from off my roof fill it up. I let that "ferment" for a while (week?). It smelled so bad, but when I watered my plants with it, they went nuts!!! Sadly I won't be doing it this year because of the smell. My garden is close to my front door. :(

[@garden333]

+Daniel Nelson I do comfrey tea this way. look up some of the videos on it.

[@questforbalance]

***** Well it was a problem when company came over. I really didn't care what it smelled like meself. But you know how picky "normal" people are ;)

[@questforbalance]

garden333 I can't wait to have enough comfrey to do that with!

[@leevandyke9360]

Hey, you should actually do that again but next time add sawdust, you had too many greens and that's why it smelled bad. I would just water it with the water you did but I would put down wood chips or sawdust

[@questforbalance]

Oh ty for the idea. The smell was actually coming form the barrel while it was sitting. Think adding saw dust to the water will work?

[@CaseyCJL]

how come you don't use the rainshower water filter anymore?

[@ahmedbeno117]

what about if i try to put a vitamin c tablet in the cup of water and add to my plant is that right or not ' please reply me ... thanks

[@joelcrocker1094]

? is it safe to grow greens in A steel shelf

[@dragoniousmaximus7304]

man...i'm so high right now, when you spilled the tea i was like NOOOOOO shit

[@sandybeach368]

how do we contribute directly to your farm effort?

[@africancichlids3011]

when i clean my filters and get all the gunk out for my fish tank thats where all my garden gold comes from .... the good stuff lol nitrifying bacterias

[@lanematthew111]

what about well water thats softened? ?

[@kaf230able]

can you drink after the water has passed a garden filter ? i guess yes but not sure

[@BaltimoresBerzerker]

yup yup. drink from your hose without a filter. drink water from your hose with filter. obvious quality difference. no rubber, etc taste.

[@Dataworld_DW96]

Is it official page?

[@nickhayley]

I feel like John is aged somewhere between 30 and 50. I'll be damned if I know this guy's age. He eats so healthy, I wouldn't be surprised if he's like 60 lol

[@johnerickxxd2489]

compost tea will win at challenge Mr john

[@simeonbanner6204]

Can I get Tshirt in the UK

[@christianhansen3292]

how much does the agitator equipment cost to mix the tea and do i absolutely need it?

[@npgjnrcc4707]

Chris Hansen nah no need . . the anaerobic phobia isn't healthly.. once you dump the tea on the plants and soil ,the anaerobic bacteria die due to air contact

[@anthonyrstrawbridge]

Anyone know if it's okay to shower in Boogie Brew?

[@latinbaby1984]

Love the video content overall, I would like you to start and stay on script for your topic discussion. We understand most of what you say from all your videos previously. Streamline your videos to 2-3 minutes maximum. This will draw more traffic as you are meeting new audiences by streamlined message delivery. I almost left your site for others due to the length and message gets lost as you talk 2-5 topics when your video talks about one. Streamline and make another video if needed to discuss other topics.

[@nickyshamrock3279]

And who are you? h KZbin "how to make a video" Police?

[@valerieelfering692]

His videos are long though. . . I still love him but its true.

[@groundedinfirstprinciples383]

jJst use the KZbin HD setting button to change the speed to 1.25 or 1.5. I like all the info but am looking for the point as well since I've seen them all(mostly). This helps me a lot.

[@pennyfulton3418]

Erika and Valerie ,No ONE can say anything MEANINGFUL in a short time ! wafflers are wafflers given a short or a long time . If I don't have time to listen properly, or there is a part I don't need to hear .....GUESS WHAT !!!!! IT IS WITHIN MY OWN CONTROL AND CHOICE TO ..........A ) stop it and resume later, as many times as I like !!!...........B) fast forward or go back over AS I SO WISH .......Nicky is on the ball, the dumbing down lobby, must not be allowed to continue to prevail, AUTONOMY IS GOOD : THE POLICING OF ' OTHERS ' IS BAD .

[@valerieelfering692]

penny fulton I never tried to police anybody. Don't include me in that stupid statement. I love his videos but you can't deny they are long. That is just a fact. Gtfoh 🤣

[@noirprncess]

Never knew you that you should set the bag first.

[@paddynofriends]

23:35 made me LOL

[@marshabalderrama8903]

Hi John. how often do you use the compost tea?

[@jonathanavila9699]

He said he would prefer to do it weekly. Friday's to be exact lol

[@GerardGibney3]

John, if that has organic material, it has NPK.

[@alfalfa]

Compost tea field trial John? From ones I've seen, the tea just doesn't help.

[@gillenzfluff8380]

Urine is better and you don't waste time brewing pointless crap.

[@derekhaggerty313]

I'm an organic medical cannabis cultivator and I swear by compost tea . Especially for indoor cultivating. It really increases the microbiome of your soil . When growing with organic soil the web of life is the backbone of nutrient delivery.

[@MordusdepleinairQuebec]

they add HOCL i the water and it reacts to form differrents ions wich then react with bad things to produces chloramines wich then react back into chlorine ion if there is enough HOCl ( chloramines smell like what we think is chlorine but chlorine does not smell anything so when your water smells ''chlorine'' it's has not enough chlorine in it)

[@petershaw7792]

Great!!