How Plants Sequester Nutrients & Minerals

Bryant Mason, Soil Doctor Consulting
Brandon Rust, Bokashi Earthworks
A conversation with Bryant Mason, Soil Doctor Consulting and Brandon Rust, Bokashi Earthworks on a variety of topics, including, how plants sequester nutrients and minerals, soil nutrient interactions, and modified soil mixes and living soil agronomy.

[@underthecanopy1093]

Just found this one! Wooo!!!!! Love these dudes!!!! 🙏🤝

[@MK-ng5fp]

Thank you for sharing, great information

[@MrBob58o]

Thank you for sharing the knowledge!!! Got some soil on the way to Logan Labs. Can't wait for my consultation with Bryant.

[@ShagggDiesel]

Bryan mentioned the fish hydrolysate seemed to boost his microbial populations, but didn’t know why. From my understanding, the oils naturally present in the fish contain fats that make incredible fungal food, which is part of the reason why fish amino acids play such a crucial role alongside IMO within the KNF methodology. You get the benefit of the aminos as a readily available N source (as well as a multitude of other elements), and it feeds that fungal population from the IMO, thus speeding up that bacterial to fungal ratio balancing effect and improving nutrient cycling etc.

[@laurieedeburn2449]

thanks

[@KyleTheShaman]

💚

[@avidavid2525]

Can we get a list of the microorganisms you guys are talking about?

[@lucpregent2428]

Love the info here thanks... You guys familiar with the Raw NPK Industries nutrients? Their lineup include both grow and bloom microbes! I've also been watching Harley Smith lately. cheers

[@pawelk3702]

58:00 knf is about IMO#4 high fungal spores inoculate for sand silt and clay and theory about nutrient cycling because is about enzymes and solid state fermentation as well. we want capture carbon and fungal hyphae is carbon rich material, F:B ratio change thru succession of plant from water to old growth forest, knf is scalable as fuck

[@mezadeal1653]

Which bio-fertilizer handbook should I get?

[@matthewcooke1742]

I collect IMO s from all around where I live and try to culture them

[@MrSeney1]

for the problem of water with calcium carbonate have you heard of amino acids? can you clarify my questioning? thank you !

[@robertbaldwin2281]

I have a Richardson ground squirrel problem could you do a show on this problem from a kind point of view

[@canonphoto]

Use a .17 HMR or .17 WMR. They won’t feel a thing.

[@g-man9684]

Put a chicken wire cage in the ground like a big pot and then plant in it

[@DatsiKxModz]

Chloride could be coming from your langebenite

[@matthewcooke1742]

Anybody ever try microbial mass?

[@wahbuddy]

ph from my tap varies from like 9-11 ish.

[@tpfr247]

Sounds like Denver water.

[@hbhb8173]

I know I been running slf 100 for the last 6 mo And I see no difference at all I actually think I do better just run in extreme garden m / azo I get way better Results

[@johnboykin3128]

Compare growing in living soil vs fertilizer. Explain what is shared and compatible between the two approaches and what is mutually exclusive.

[@magnumopus9631]

my waTER out the tap is 800-900 ppm

[@matthewkratz9487]

Mauimatteightyfour@instagram I run a small sustainable gardening consulting business on Oahu. I use ancient permaculture techniques and My own style of K.N.F. I make my own Bokashi I.M.O. I do thermal compost and got worm farms I never went to school but I got a microscope and can identify Arthropods and nematodes I would love to holla at u soil nerd to soil nerd. 20 plus years experience Farming my whole life. Resepct.

[@Tolken22]

Has anyone else noticed that Peter tends to ruin the conversation sometimes. It's like he doesn't understand when to talk or listen.

[@JohnnyBoyBurnOne]

Brandon is a knowledgeable dude but his focus on yield and profit is quite annoying.. some people actually do this shit for patients and soley because we love the plant. Of course we want yields but damn.. his hyperfocus on it just rubs me the wrong way. Also I love how Bryant asked him how he can verify the microorganisms in his "consortium" and other than a dry spore count he can't. Lol but hey whatever 🙃 still a great episode nonetheless I just had to say how I felt..

[@creature2302]

Im glad someone pointed it out that he can't quantify his microorganisms. Ive seen in other podcast where he almost refuses to get it done. Alot of people are like that. People don't want to know the actual truth of what's going on in their soil.

[@matthewcooke1742]

Haters lol

[@blacktoothgrin4348]

Linda Chalker Scott says there is no scientific evidence showing bokashi does anything.

[@tpfr247]

Link?

[@blacktoothgrin4348]

@@tpfr247 a podcast on here about a month ago. Look back through past videos here on Future Cannabis Project

[@blacktoothgrin4348]

@@xx7101 she is an educated source of info. I think she kinda comes across alittle brash sometimes but, she definitely knows her $hit.

[@jetter820]

I'm sure these videos have some amazing information but I just can't sit through the technical difficulties. Where's that 5G when we need it!?

[@HashPhantom]

Sitting through a 20 second glitch is worth an hour and a half of information. Grow up.

[@jetter820]

@@HashPhantom your mom makes it grow up

[@FarmerQ]

@@jetter820 mongoloid