Foliar Spray Plant Fertilization | How, When & Why?

[@roberthite966]

All of your plants look nice and healthy!

[@PetalsonthePavingSlabs]

I've never fully undersood foliar feeding, until now! Thanks for showing us, I learned a lot here.

[@plantabundance]

Thanks! My pleasure.

[@SeanDSarcasm]

the reason you do it in the morning and night under 72 degrees is not because it will stress the plant its because the stomata will close outside of those parameters and nothing will absorb.

[@debbieexcell5088]

Handy demonstration of the machinery being used. I'm envious.

[@jonlee2186]

Thanks for the "Free"education.

[@lizrogers4127]

Thanks bud! Great video - will try this out. Am fermenting some horsetail with molasses 🤞🏼

[@linaD08]

Thank you! Very, very good videos on foliar feed

[@robertsalazar5459]

genius watering system

[@theofficialbisayangsikyu]

You got a very healthy garden my friend. Very organic. If I may ask what were the Liquid Kelp for? Thanks for sharing.👍

[@JackD87]

Would you spray more regularly for new plants? I have planted up three large beds with a mix of plants and trees. Was planning on foliar spraying every week.

[@snehammadeena3140]

Thanks i am from India

[@primelricafrente]

Cool. Whats the best time to apply folliar spray in the morning? Also is it possible to combine kelp and compost tea?

[@ReyaBachmann]

Primel Ricafrente ge said early in morning or later in evening before sunset

[@robertbelknap]

Great video, I live in Palm Desert where it is 110° right now, when would you spray your shrubs and trees? Thanks

[@pibblesnbits]

In the winter....process is not effective over 80 degree Fahrenheit.

[@casestyer1166]

Hey, I made some manure tea with an air bubbler. I used a 1 gallon jar, filled it half way with moo-poo (steer manure lol!!!) and topped it off with water. I bubbled it for just over 48 hours. I got about .5 gallons of concentrated tea that I poured into a gallon of water. At 1.5 gallons it still looks really dark. I'm assuming at this strength less is more? Any tips would be appreciated

[@RedLittleChicken]

Sounds good to me. How has it worked out?

[@visarbrestovci9029]

Hi. I have a question and I'll make it quick. Is it safe to spray when plants are in bloom, or the fruits.

[@glenfredrickson2881]

You would get better absorption of nutrients if you used collected rain water. Granted if you test your water source to make as sure it is below 150 TDS you will probably be ok. Oh and a water softner will only replace the calcium bicarbonates with salt ions so to get the best water you would need to us an RO system after a water softner if your water is hard. Good luck and good video!

[@danieljunior278]

Nonsense

[@wadewilson5296]

I grow blackberries, would this be ok to spray if the plant already has berries on it?

[@xbeanx3000]

When foliar feeding does PH no longer matter like it does with the soil and root system?

[@jesusblessmeheavenly6958]

Thanks bro. Understood

[@Mark-ll2lt]

Dan, what do you have attached to the inlet hose? Is it some kind of filtering device to prevent debris from getting sucked into the pump?

[@whitejor0000]

Yup, that is a filter that screws onto the inlet hose. Alot of Transfer pumps include one with the pump.

[@SN-tx9yh]

Do you do a similar thing as a natural and organic pesticide?

[@backupaccount7399]

Nice setup

[@jackieposey7570]

Have you ever tried EM1?

[@jaylee2835]

Do u foliar feed when soil is dry or wet does that matter?

[@npgjnrcc4707]

jay lee dry

[@vanguardchiropractic]

Great video, very informative.

[@plantabundance]

Thank you Daniel!

[@binzsta86]

Are you using organic fertilization?

[@GerardoCSpike]

Helicopter noise always gets me nervous...

[@jelajen1]

Wait til u see guys droppin ropes out of a chopper 2 doors down just after smoking. Grabbed my crop thinkin they went to wrong house, threw em in front of tractor ...coleslaw. Later found out it was the kid who lived there. He graduated Coastie school and was droppin by to tell the folks... Doh!!! Not Jen