Top 5 Ways How to Grow Food with No Money

[@growingyourgreens]

Jump to the following parts of the Episode: 03:59 Support me and Buy a GYG Tee Shirt 04:28 Interview Starts 04:43 Why did you write the book Gardening for Life No Money Required 05:32 Tip #1: Build Your Soil 07:09 What is the secret recipe to make compost 10:00 How can you source ingredients for Compost Free? 12:09 Tip #2: Make Your Own Transplant Pot with Newspaper 13:09 Tip #3: How to Turn Leaves into Powder to Compost Faster 14:49 Tip #4: How to Revive Your Soil Easily 18:16 Tip #5: Carbon Load Your Soil 21:50 Bonus Tip: Eat the Food You Grow

[@Beulahlife]

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[@ScouseJack]

Cannot stop watching, under John's nose...

[@VeganChiefWarrior]

how could he not feel it lol and no1 told him

[@stochasticfpv1637]

"Grow money with no food!" best tongue slip ever :D Love your work John, you are an inspiration!

[@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy]

Thank you John! You got us Gardening big time and now WE ARE doing our own channel too here to help others like you, again Thank you!

[@bazdaniels7420]

You're amazing John! you never stop, I love it !!

[@bazdaniels7420]

This might not be the right video to try to sell stuff though, lol

[@patkonelectric]

I love illustrations. A picture is worth a thousand words to me.

[@patkonelectric]

Ordered the book. Thanks for the info.

[@planoorganic]

Great info, ordered book. Thanks John for what you bring us.

[@TracyR4]

Would definitely like another video with Wayne. It sounds like he does container gardening. Would love to see or learn how he does it.

[@gvas7560]

Thanks so much for this video John. Will be taking advantage of this deal. God bless you!!

[@LindenRanch]

Yes, soil is the foundation of it all. Good soil equals good food.

[@growingyourgreens]

Buy Wayne's Book: Gardening for Life NO Money Required at gardening4life.ecwid.com/ Use coupon code JOHNK72 for free shipping

[@Liendelou]

GROW MONEY?!!!! That's the book I want to read

[@Kathleen67.]

Phenomenal video, thanks!

[@blueballs5150]

Yep I found out early on you can build some tlo soil for at LEAST $100 or just get some good potting soil like g&b for 5 to 7 bucks. I started out with g&b but now I’m rocking the tlo

[@ogadlogadl490]

Good interview John. Thank you for bringing it to us. The white tee suits you.

[@patkonelectric]

Could not find it on Amazon. But I will use your link.

[@thomasreto2997]

I use cardboard as a carbon source and kitchen waste as a nitrogen source...it’s cool how the guy you interviewed described the roots going straight down thru the layers rather than binding in a circle🤙

[@caraosullivan7089]

Awesome information. Thank you so much!!

[@RinotoJawa]

Thank you John, You are my inspiration

[@pitbullmom2744]

Great information. Thanks for sharing this!

[@DineshSereno]

you do wonderful videos , i do terrace farming now cause of your inspiration .. i just heard about steel chains being used as rain catchers. would you include it in a video that covers ways of water conservation, storage, rain water harvesting ..

[@HealingNatureMeditation]

Great video!! Very helpful tips!🍀💕💕 Thank you!🌹

[@kristaknowles1883]

Can you teach us more about veganic farming? As a vegan, I don't want to buy manure. Thanks!

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

So great!! Thank you!

[@nabeelahmayman2537]

Good morning John.. I have some questions about seed sprouting as well as plant food with regards to planting chilli peppers in pots.. Is there any way you could help me as it is already spring here.. I'm from Cape Town South Africa and been watching quite a few of your videos over the past year...

[@meermuizen]

great show thx

[@timgranvillani4851]

Outstanding video

[@vv2304]

Is that a process of vermicomposting without worms, like same kinds of microbes doing the composting?

[@danielapettus7693]

Awesome I like the video

[@Mr1fish2fish]

John: how do you sell juicers and blenders and make all these videos and go all these places at the same time?

[@shonitagarcia3222]

Great video, thanks for sharing. Do you have a cold? I noticed some white shiny stuff under your nose the whole video. I hope you feel better soon if so. Take care.

[@calliecalista184]

Yeah.. I noticed that too. Looks like it might be a reflection of light, but it's a bit peculiar looking.

[@shonitagarcia3222]

@@calliecalista184 I thought at first that it's tissue paper residue, from shaving or Vicks.

[@GreenerGarden]

John...under you nose O_o

[@georgannecollett8047]

what if your a vegan who doesnt want to use manure?....is it ok to just leave that out...or should i add something else

[@enoomis]

guys i'm sorry to ask your help but my english listening really sucks !! i got problem understanding tip 4 and tip 5. Can someone be so gentle to summarise it ?

[@toomanythoughtsinmyhead]

#4 - If you grow plants in the same garden beds over and over, the plants will suck nutrients out of the soil each growing season. So over time, your soil becomes less and less "powerful" as far as the nutrients it contains. So you need to "feed" the soil to make it more "powerful" again. And all he's talking about is adding a layer of composting materials: 3 inches dry stuff like straw, brown dead leaves, shredded paper, newspaper, cardboard; 1 inch manure; some green material chopped up; and soil. Then water it. As the water filters down, nutrients filter down. He calls it "sheet compost" or "God's blanket" or "blanket composting." See this man's blogspot: newwaystofeedtheworld.blogspot.com/2012/ #5 - Increasing the carbon content of your soil. He digs down and puts down a layer of compost, then a layer of dry sticks, then a layer of compost, then a layer of dry dead leaves, then a layer of compost. It's all about the layers, ok? As the sticks and leaves rot, they release carbon and the plants really thrive on it.

[@Plantodyssee]

Africa is a continent. There are developed and undevloped places just like in North America. Please do not generalize the entire continent as an undeveloped place.

[@bobbiejz8526]

❤️👍🏻

[@johndong4630]

Raid the garden next door.

[@shininsemnia3825]

So, its not totally free? Because you still need to have soil to plant.

[@fexummuk]

you can make the soil :)

[@I.C.G_420]

✌️😎👍

[@barbarasmith369]

Hey you don't look so well. Are you feeling OK?

[@gwenbeyondtheblocklife983]

Please don’t characterize all of Africa with blanket statements of impoverishment. It’s a diverse continent of 52 sovereign nations. There is opulence, cities and skyscrapers as well as slums.We wouldn’t characterize all of USA & Canada by the conditions we see in Flint Michigan or rural Alabama.

[@growingyourgreens]

I apologize for my mistake, and will strive to educate myself and visit Africa to learn how it really is.

[@marissagibbs6848]

I love his reply here. Soo humble 😊

[@christianhansen3292]

stop deleting vids u are messing with my head!