DIRT CHEAP HOME MADE FERTILISER

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Hello friends. NOTE! It is important that you strain the organic matter from this brew after it has been sitting for a couple of monts. You need to make sure no flies or maggots or any other type of animal get into your brew. That will be the start of the end. After you have strained the organic matter from the liquid, it is important to keep it dark and cool. Best to use it straight away and within the next moon or so. The longer you let it sit, the more acidic it can potentially become if it’s too hot. As time goes by, it gets to a point that it is potentially HARMFUL! It can turn rotten. It can turn acidic. It can turn alchohol. All of which are unbenificial! Best to save a glass bottle of the strained seven day old brew and put it in the fridge as your mother brew, and use the rest once or twice a month during the following months. Updated version video nr 6. Please watch. 😊

[@gingerkoel5608]

I finally came to the conclusion that my homemade brew had gone bad after a breakout of white flies (which took over the garden). Thank you for all your videos, they are so very entertaining, creative and informative. Will be watching as Many as I can. Wonderful project you have taken on!

[@KS-ys8vu]

Thank you for these videos! So helpful and SO beautiful! What shall I do with the "mother brew"?

[@KS-ys8vu]

I just watched the next video. I think I got it :)

[@fcres5845]

If acidic ok for blueberries?

[@stephaniebourne8243]

Hands down best info and filming I've ever seen, love your very calm voice over and beautiful background music! But all praise goes to Our awesome Creator for providing the subject matter!!

[@petek55]

Your like some Shaolin monk master gardener sharing ancient knowledge of the earth ....next level My favourite channel on the tube

[@carmelitasabugo]

At first, I forgot I was watching a plant food video.. enjoyed the rhythmic energy.

[@cindyhollings2079]

If I had found your videos first, I wouldn’t have bothered going to see the terribly silly avatar 2. Yours in much more interesting, visually stimulating and uplifting. Thankyou xxx

[@shipperturtle]

this channel is underrated, absolute art. pure humane bliss.

[@AllConsumingJAWS]

Let's spread the word my Pac-Man friend. 🍌

[@mhamhayan]

I came here because I saw you at Gardening Australia.Now I’m inspired to have my own garden and plants veggies.

[@warrenwilliams334]

Blown away from all of your videos! Amazing!

[@richieedwardsworld]

You sir are an absolute legend

[@prubroughton2327]

as a 72 year gardener i am still learning heaps and love your videos

[@valandicoundouris968]

You are now my favorite gardener. Your videos are so well made, calming, and informative. It's like a documentary

[@farmerjones5479]

I dream to grow a broccoli that big some day! Thank you. Your videos take me someplace else.

[@SecrePeach]

Oh wow, it’s like a zen meditation session every time I watch your videos, I always reach my happy place 🧘🏻 please please keep your inspiration coming it’s wonderful 😊

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Um...ok...Aum 🙂

[@DJ-co8qn]

You are spot on. I could not figure out what that toilet paper thing was about, it didn't make a whole lot of sense. Anyone could survive quite well without toilet paper, washing yourself is not that complicated. So, when you said in your video that you wondered what it would be like if there was no food in the stores. Exactly! I have been researching survival methods for two years, but like you said in one of your videos, it's nice to dream, but there's nothing like actually doing it. What really scares me, is what if there was no more food in the stores, people in the cities are very dependent and seemingly unaware that continuing to live like we do in the city will eventually destroy our ability to live on this planet. People just want to continue doing what they are doing, I find that really strange because if we don't stop, we will be stopped, lol.

[@arqcova]

Beautiful cinematography, nice touch on the echo inside the buckets, great work my friend

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Ah...yeah. That inspiration came during the editing editing editing...

[@arqcova]

@@TheWeedyGarden been there, nice addition

[@jksatte]

That broccoli was amazing. Janice

[@wozzie1492]

There's a reason why your channel is growing (pun intended) so fast, it's awesome and an absolute pleasure to watch and learn from .

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Ha ha. It’s the love and the bacteria...makes EVERYTHING bigger 🤣🤣🤣

[@MichaelMyall]

Your videos are truly a work of art and, for me, highly inspirational. They will form the basis of my retirement plans. Thank you very much, David, from a Brit now living in southeast Asia.

[@jaytango3594]

Just beautiful photography, philosophy and genuine values. Inspirational. Thank you.

[@thumbalina1568]

Goodmorning weedy gardener! 🌈⭐️😀

[@lornapenn-chester6867]

Another thumbs up for another super video. Thank you! Your hard work is a blessing to so many. I’ll be showing the children this tomorrow and they will spend their Saturday learning and loving it 👍👏

[@ladyryan902]

THANK YOU. So very much for creating these videos!! I was tired of watching the same old things n not learning how to grow truly organically.then I found you😄 I thoroughly enjoy you videos and learn every time!!

[@Saigwin]

A modern day Guru, Guide, Teacher and Mentor. Appearing just as we need you. I have never had such a way of learning as your videos provide me. The information breaks through the cobwebs and forces it's way into my being. Motivation factors through the roof. Thank you, for all you do and the tidbits you share.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

That’s awesome Jon. Just getting into the flow. If I can make it easy for you to get into it yourself, my job is done :-)

[@julieten2774]

Love you videos. And, yes your head of broccoli was ginormous. Never seen one that big. Congratulations. Your free fertilizer is working. I am stuck in snow country here in Colorado so your videos keep me sane.

[@ballu4321]

2 months! 4 videos! 45.4K subscribers! Honestly haven't seen a YT channel grow so fast ever. And I enjoy each one of videos you make, even though sometimes the information appears to get repetitive. Keep having fun my friend.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Interesting. Where do I repeat myself. Where do I repeat myself? Intersting 🤔

[@ballu4321]

@@TheWeedyGarden I am a great fan of your videos and have watched all four videos in the series carefully as am interested in learning every thing new that I can lay my hands on. The info may not appear to be repeating in this 4th video of yours, but if anybody who has watched all your videos, it will come across easily. Please have a look. The idea wasn't to criticize your work but just to say what I felt. By the way, you repeated yourself in your comment above too ;)

[@dorothyjabaley1666]

Beautiful videography and captioned.

[@user-in2cp1kd4g]

❤ That was a lot of work. Thank you for caring. I can't get enough of The Weedy Garden.

[@ralsharp6013]

I agree. So much work. Amazing ladybug flood footage too !

[@kimberlyhughes4515]

How am I JUST NOW finding your channel?? I hope you'll continue making new videos!

[@ruleself1080]

Expressing appreciation for gods work and god living. So great mate!!!

[@psychaLeX]

A great man once said..... A garden is a home inside a home.......

[@joeharger355]

Finally got my soil bacteria brew done and done right....I think. It almost smells like a microbrew beer so I know it's fermenting. Lmao. I've already seen a difference in my compost. Within a few days of adding the brew, the compost is smelling like a forest floor after it rains.....which blows my mind because I'm in southern Arizona. I can't thank you enough for all the knowledge you pass on as well as inspiration. Not only are your tips helpful but watching your videos renewed my passion for growing. In the next week or two my fiance and I will be building a greenhouse out of cattle panels and then the real fun begins.....gonna start trying to grow things that have no business growing in the desert. Thank you thank you thank you for existing. Your soul is a beautiful one!!!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

🙏 enjoy your huge project. Sounds really great 👍🏼

[@Dylpycl]

thank you weedy I have been telling my friends about you I am so happy I found you guys I hope nothing but the best harvest

[@The_Ashthetic]

Damn!... you are the best cinematographer... your narration to the video, and the content you express with such a wise use of words. The best youtube channel. You're my GURU🙌

[@aleksandarkondic4650]

Thank you for reconnecting us to nature!

[@ibawanhunlytan8606]

i feel like I have to pay to watch your videos coz they're so good

[@TheWeedyGarden]

You can if you want :-)

[@hemiandreassend3848]

Thank you so much for sharing you’re knowledge . I can’t wait to move home and start my own vegetable garden / food forest in paradise in Pawarenga (NZ)

[@Growveguk]

Yet again you have knocked it out of the park! The only sad thing about watching you gift us with these inspiring and visually wonderful masterpieces is that some time soon a commercial TV station is going to come along and dangle a financial carrot in front of you that you just cannot (Rightfully) refuse, thus leaving us with nothing but memories of where your journey first began, right here on KZbin. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your gifts to humanity. Like a diamond in a field of coal. 🙏

[@elizabethkajet5501]

Andy Mahoney I was going to suggest he flog it to our ABC (as long as he doesn't forsake us) 🙂

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Hey Andy. You wanna write my manuscripts 🤣🤣🤣🙏 Thanks. Lets see what happens, but gut tells me that my carrot is too big 🥕

[@wendyhusband4048]

I was hoping Costa from Gardening Australia would visit you one day and maybe have you on some guest episodes .. why not? Love what you do and how you do it .. thanks mate ... I'm homesick and love your vids with aussie sights, sounds and humour.. cheers!

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Wendy Husband I might be on Gardening Australia on Dec 18 :-)

[@nblade3913]

@@TheWeedyGarden looking forward to watch

[@jeffhill9240]

Love your videos! My 60 gallon of bacteria came out great. Thank you!

[@siegfriedfoerschner]

Those 8 thumb downers should hit it twice, just to make sure they hit it right!! Great work Mate!!! Looking forward to the next one.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thumb downers are like the mice. You don’t want them, but they are going to sneak in

[@djcbanks]

Those thumb downers are just jealous they can’t garden like Weedy does. They need some love in their life. They came to the right place for it. They’ll turn to thumb uppers in due time, once they open their hearts.

[@ied8513]

Aloha from Hawai’i. Fantastic videography and narration! Your videos are a amazing combination of education, motivation and meditation. Please keep them coming!

[@russellgibbon8621]

Thank you!. Absolutely superb. Again.

[@ianfrancisledesma4431]

Another weedy garden upload..woohoo!!!

[@BAILEY4agze]

Hey bud I love your videos and look forward too seeing them whenever you put up a new one

[@jayashreekunnavakkamvinjam3791]

Recently came upon your videos. They are magical. Like a tour into some magic land. Awesome videography. Treat to plant lovers like me.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Glad u r here 😊 Welcome 🤗

[@kalaoaflowerpower]

keep em coming my friend 8)

[@trudymautz4388]

Amazing, I just found you last night. I am glued to your videos. I have been doing all the conversions to gallons, cups and quarts. Lol, not an easy task, but I am going to try all of these. Thanks for your gorgeous videos. Your voice is very soothing too.

[@leenonelofi5460]

Made my day when I saw a new video from you on the home screen 🌶

[@FurryManPeach]

What a brocc! Amazing mate, I love your videos

[@Arthur-Silva]

I usually only “listen” to videos here on KZbin, It’s mostly running on the background as I’m doing something else. Not your videos, my friend. Yours are more “sit down and enjoy” type of video.

[@Doitallgp]

I started to listen and realized I was going to need to wait for a 💩 to fully take it in. So here I am 😊

[@treasuresabound0062]

ART! ♥️

[@tessasilberbauer6219]

Yes! Educational AND beautiful

[@thumbalina1568]

And eat breakfast with ❤️❤️ I can listen to your voice all dayyyy ....work of art ..your style ..🤙🏽💜🤙🏽

[@evegrowing7749]

Would love to know why 15 people would give this video the thumbs down 👎 Love your work/play/Life🤟

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Impossible to have a garden without a weed or three sneaking in 😁

[@Stiancr]

Thank you amigo! So great to see the power of sharing truth! I will start a bacteria drum to 👍🏼!

[@usmarma9467]

I like the way you speak! It's freaking relaxing and soft. I just love it😍

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks for the comment 🙏 If I had only known I might have had a career in pod casts 🤣🤣🤣

[@vintagetrishgarden]

It's your voice as well as the great content and cinematography. No one can make me feel that calm while watching a ladybird topple off a leaf 😂

[@ILoveTheMoodyBlues]

What a beautifully filmed video 😊

[@ibawanhunlytan8606]

I get so happy when you post a video

[@GrowfullywithJenna]

Finally! Gardening videos that are as magical and artful as the act of gardening itself AND packed with info. Bravo, sir!

[@abdulsalim1416]

.Amazing..nice info u share.. 👍👍👍👌

[@azfarahmad7779]

I love how u document and present in your videos.. So calm and tranquil..

[@jeshurunfarm]

Always worth the wait. Respect from Africa 🇿🇦

[@chrissyf1295]

Wow! Very helpful video. I'm binge watching now. I'm learning so much. Thank you! I have cabin fever really bad. It's been a very long and cold winter in my neck of the woods.

[@Rainsley63]

Great info.Such a relaxing way to learn even more about gardening.I hope the ladybug was rescued.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

It was. Happy and well eating aphids as we speak 👍🏼💚🐞

[@timr8010]

Bro, you are a pro at production!!! Production of videos, bacteria and inspiration!!! Time to find a piece of paradise!!!

[@MrSdoubtfire975]

❤️ is all we need and we can peacefully coexist with this planet. And ❤️ is free, we can make as much of it as we like, limitless supply.

[@LifeHomeandGardenwithAnaRica]

Enjoy watching your video! It's beautiful and well put together.

[@noilifcram]

Thanks for another beautiful video, I think I’m finally getting to understand the different EMOs and how to brew them thanks to you!

[@stephenbrammall2565]

Paradise indeed...

[@kolapyellow7631]

Your narrative sounds like a lullaby.

[@chrisvenables4584]

My daughter and me love your videos! Thankyou and bless you 💓

[@nicolaj3294]

Fantastic cinemotography David what a delight. Thank you for all the effort you put into this video, was a privilege to watch🌿🍀🌱🍌🍉

[@mankymckrackin7126]

wow. some incredible footage you are creating. A plus plus plus. keep it up. subscribed!

[@jodie2773]

You're creating something very special here on this channel David - thank you. I love the small details in the editing that you add as well as the effort in collecting footage of bacteria. On top of all this not only a beautiful message, engagingly conveyed but these videos also have real substantive information. You're doing an excellent job, thanks for sharing your talents.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thanks Jodie.

[@washingtonmiranda9461]

Love you videos and your voice 🥰🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@billsnyder6945]

So good words fail, only love is left, that and thank you mate.

[@juliehodgson6439]

Wonderful. Thank you David for sharing. I have made my microbes which my garden seems to love. Now to the next adventure. Thank you again👏👏👏👏👏

[@susantheberge4731]

Your videos really seem to go beyond the usual (even decent advice) on KZbin. They hit at the heart of what people know to be healthy and helpful for their gardens. They are not the simple and easy magic pill that everyone wants to find but instead do involve some reasonable knowledge and guidance (thanks for so generously offering), and some reasonable work to put into practice. These are the kind of works that bring balance to gardens and gardeners. Thanks again. Maine, USA.

[@LibertyWarrior68]

This channel is going to be a great resource for my garden I'm starting.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

I reckon it will give you some ideas 👍

[@leroyholden9358]

How utterly fantabulous. Calm, gentle, lovely.🌻

[@kolapyellow7631]

Video is so beautiful. Birds r so colorful.

[@Buddha_Approved]

Your on it my man! This is a beautifully portrayed and informed video ty for sharing !

[@lindsaygoodwin3140]

Great video! Both information and execution.

[@Hexal68]

Good sir, every video you make just has love radiating from it. Thank you for spreading the creational love, so many people have forgotten.

[@growandshow4209]

This is after calming me right down from an anxiety attack, really 🙏 thank you bro, I needed that 👌

[@simplifygardening]

Another masterclass in video production my friend. Great storytelling and information. Loved this one too. You have 9 weeks to make me right so pull your finger out ;) lol

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Nine weeks? What do you mean mate :-)?

[@simplifygardening]

@@TheWeedyGarden First video I predicted 100k subs by end of November :)

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Simplify Gardening oh yes. I remember now. Let’s see...I’m getting about 1-2 k new subs per day atm. So that will be around end Oct or end Nov maybe? If you are right, I’ll send you some carrot seeds 🥕

[@simplifygardening]

@@TheWeedyGarden lol ::)

[@unknownadventures6248]

The Weedy Garden throwing away bananas to grow other food doesn’t make any sense to me and its not sustainable

[@Leo-Nee]

I wish schools were just like this video. I have comfrey growing all over our property. Chickens for poo, & I’ve always got bananas that either end up in baking or past it. We gather seaweed when ever we go to the beach which is only a 30 minute drive away. I usually throw it all in one huge bucket & fill it with water (from the stream behind the house). But I’m going to try this method. Thank you 🥰

[@TheWeedyGarden]

You have it all. Fantastic ! 👍🏼

[@Leo-Nee]

We love it. And to have neighbours with the same interest in gardening makes for lots of sharing of Kai (food), & information.

[@YaseenKhan-oe5pv]

Ahh so finally u have uploaded a new one...

[@lindalu8565]

Always good to watch your videos. I can't imagine how long it takes but I'm willing to wait. A public television station should pick you up. For real. Much respects from Tacoma Washington.

[@MrHotluck]

Inspiring. Caring, Insightful, Calming. Thank you.

[@mauricebrown9094]

Another brilliant video pal.. Great photography and information.. Thank you..

[@rolandmarion5294]

Love your work. Inspiration for those who love gardening.

[@damiexxi3163]

Always enjoy your videos...keep them coming :)

[@laurelscott4466]

Your videos are the only ones I can watch over & over again. I always get something new from in each viewing. Thank you so much for putting it all together in a most beautiful and comprehensive way.

[@IHateWearingBra]

Agreee!!!

[@muhammadkamal2047]

Wow and wow, you are a holyman in disguise, Master weed.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

🧙🏻‍♂️

[@Trunativeld]

Keep them coming, we all enjoy your work.

[@marcelobarefoot3549]

Hello, my friend!!! You just apear to me after i saw a similar video... I am from Brazil and I was searching for other men living free or alternatively... I am a half time barefooter and really love to find you... You are showing how to be sustainable and i believe this is what we humans need to lookung for to live in comunion with nature...

[@Ludvictv]

In only 1 minutes I feel relax and peaceful

[@noshan.s1336]

Hello from Melbourne 🖐!! Fantastic videos!! Keep making more!!

[@robertscully3876]

I find these very inspirational. Being in the states we are headed into fall/winter. This will be food for thought next season

[@roberthamilton4335]

Agreed! Spring isn't too far away. If you have access to fall leaves, now is the time to gather them up into a huge pile or just spread them onto the garden. They full of minerals and make wonderful compost. Also, you can use them as a mulch to keep the top of the soil moist and dark. Fall is the time to gather them!

[@jeshurunfarm]

It is time to start now. Preparing you soil now for the spring and seeding your trays 6weeks before spring is a good start. We are now in our spring time here in Africa 🇿🇦

[@robertscully3876]

@@roberthamilton4335 I will have plenty of fall leaves in about three weeks. Straw used for duck bedding and lawn clippings accumulated. Should have a good start on the garden

[@roberthamilton4335]

@@robertscully3876 awesome. In my opinion, the easiest method is to just spread all that stuff on garden site in the fall along with stems and plant material from the previous season. It may not all decompose before spring when it comes time to plant but anything that's leftover becomes mulch. It's a win win method in my opinion. Dig under the mulch and plant your transplants in the spring. Mulch is wonderful for retaining water, feeding the microbes and giving them a dark, moist place to live. It's leaps and bounds better than the status quo of bare soil around the veggies.

[@beckymiller6703]

Robert, I live in the states too, but now is the time to grow the cool loving vegetables! I made the mistake of trying to grow cauliflower this past spring, all I got was leaves (it's okay because my chickens love the leaves!) but now is the time to plant broccoli, cauliflower, snap peas, kale, lettuce, bok choy. ... and if you still have your beets, carrots, Swiss Chard, they will winter over... use the leaves as a cozy bed of mulch. I will be using my compost pile to keep my seedlings warm this next spring, I hope I won't have to use warming pads, but the warmth of the compost to keep them warm for germination.... guess we will see!

[@gerdjemasze8669]

I just discovered you, and it's amazing! Thanks for all!

[@danielmatthewpycock2580]

Best ever, you are my hero!

[@sarthakbhardwaj3392]

You are simply Awesome!