How to Grow the Best Tasting Tomatoes and Virtually all other Fruits & Vegetables too

John from www.growingyour... shares with you the special soil nutrient that he believes is missing in most gardens and farms. In this episode you will learn about the power of trace mineral fertilizer and the ways you can add them to your garden. Besides horticultural rock dust powders there are trace mineral fertilizers from the sea. After watching this episode you will know what and how much of these special fertilizers you need to make all your food taste better, more nutritious and yield more.
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[@MountainSojourning]

Great information about mineralizing our soil!! Had no idea! Thanks for sharing!! I like how Don said, "we are in debt to Mother Nature" and we should give something back to her before asking more from her...That's a cool way to think!

[@bournepriest]

I am so hyped to start my first garden. I have a nice sized balcony and would rather utilize it for something productive instead of using it for storage. Ever since I started juicing, I am totally compelled to grow my own organics. The info you guys just provided is exactly what I needed. Thank you very much. You guys rock!

[@growingyourgreens]

I have had soil wash out of pots I am growing in. That being said, the water solution of the sea-90 is more likely to wash away than the rock dust.

[@apaulanarius]

After watching some videos a couple years ago featuring Azomite I figured I give it try. I had no dealers in my state(North Dakota). I ordered direct and with shipping it cost me 45 dollars per bag. First year I ordered and used 4 bags. One on each of 4 raised beds(4x8). The previous year I only used compost and I did check the Brix of the vegetables harvest. This year with more Azomite added in the spring I check the harvest veggies and the brix was even higher and and food much more tasty.

[@nekrasaaya]

I ordered the rockdust from rootnaturally thanks to you. I have been adding it to my compost pile as it's breaking down. I'm heading over to order the Sea90 now and utilizing it as well. Thanks for all you do to teach those of us new to the game!

[@apaulanarius]

It may be very costly to have your soil tested for micro minerals but I know for a fact that by testing Brix levels before and after using Amozite my crops growth increased and the brix levels also increased. The higher the brix; the more sweeter and tastier the vegetables.

[@growingyourgreens]

Sand is not the same as rock dust. Sand is probably mostly silica. Once again, the key to the rock dust is the full spectrum of trace minerals, which is the main point I strived to get across in this video. Its really important to add the trace minerals to your garden, in my opinion.

[@growingyourgreens]

While you may be able to apply microbes, live nutrients to your soil, and have them multiply, trace minerals will not multiply, and will need to be replied, as Don says, add generously. That being said, 10 pounds of the sea-90 should last quite a while, as you are diluting a teaspoon with a gallon of water and watering it in. I encourage you to do a side-by-side test of growing with and without it and showing the results!

[@TheWizardofGardening]

Love your videos so informative and your so helpful. Placed a order just a minute ago. Thanks!!

[@nolessthanill]

Thank you for arranging a deal. I have wanted to try these things you have recommended, and this is my chance. I already used my coupon! I am also glad you featured this expert.

[@AlexLandry]

Aloha, Incredible video John. I purchased the sea-90 as soon as the video finished! I'm amped for it to arrive for my garden! Mahalo very much for all that you are doing! You are a HUGH inspiration to me. I am very, very grateful for growing your greens and I literally watch an episode everyday and take notes. I live in Anahola, Hawaii on the island of Kauai. I am growing food for the juice bar and organic cafe that I work at! Have you visited and explored Kauai? Mahalo and in solidarity, Alex

[@franchescoli1904]

thanks john for that information im going to buy my sea-90 minerals right now, wish u the best in your success, your awesome.

[@dgreen97]

Thank you for that great offer, I will order FOR SURE!!! Question: Will rock dust and trace minerals wash out of the soil when it rains? Great video, as usual. Thank you John AND Don for really good information.

[@growingyourgreens]

absolutely.

[@curandero2012]

Brix is the sugar conc in plants.Celtic sea salt is another good source to use in combination with the unsulphured blackstrap molasses, which also contains several minerals.

[@bmarsh011]

Just ordered this DEAL!!! And I am excited to try my hand a making compost tea too! I was also able to find the Azomite locally for $35, seemed higher than what you get. Happy gardening from Dallas, TX Check out my past garden video when you get a chance!! Planting garlic soon!!!

[@WeCannabis]

Nice vid keep it up organic furtilizer is the best. I grown some paprikas with bat guano and never go back to supermarked paprikas that just taste like water

[@Cryptlord9999]

@Tommyr Actually greensand has a much larger particle size then horticultural grade rock dusts and takes longer to break down into plant usable nutrients/minerals. Greensand is still a great product to use though.

[@growingyourgreens]

all rock dusts have a full spectrum of minerals including heavy metals. In small trace amounts I believe that plants know how to handle heavy metals. They have been in nature for 1000s of years.. Only when they are bio-accumulated do they turn into a problem in my opinion. Like filling ones mouth with mercury fillings..

[@Desert2GardenLV]

I discovered if you buy this through the boogie brew link it is $30 total rather than the $25 you say but thats cool cause of the boogie brew sample. Also if you go directly to the SEAAGRI website you can buy the 10lb bag for a total cost of $26.35 however their webpage is not secured so someone could skim your credit card or paypal info. Stick with the Boogie brew link in the description! Thanks john.

[@franchescoli1904]

yes u should because the rock that u have, need to be pulverized to get the minerals so put organic material, cow manure and rock dust oh and if u can do compost tea if u dont know how to do it, there is alot of videos on utube that teach u how to do it oh and make shure u make some raised beds with all those things u are going to have good crop good luck.

[@camoflux9277]

John has never mentioned adding clay to your soil. It should be 20-30% clay to properly give nutrients to your plants. The rock dust won't do as much without the clay.

[@pgm98387]

Where I live the soils have formed from glacier moraines depositing rocks over thousands of years. The property grows Douglas fir trees 7 has for thousands of years, sand, boulders & gravel. The house pad was bulldozed flat, topsoil scraped off to make flat. Problem is IT RAINS SO MUCH, the soil is so porous minerals get leached out over time. Lots of gravel pits in my area big open pit mining gravel, for asphalt road building & concrete construction but they don't deal with the public.

[@growingyourgreens]

Sand is not necessarily the same as a horticultural rock dust. The particle size of the rock dust is like a fine flour, sand is too gritty.

[@Darthreloy]

John, I wish you would grow some Kale in both your rich soil and some in basic dead soil with farming additives. Then have the Kale tested for best nutrition. The results would be indisputable proof of what you fight so hard to teach. Its like when Fruitarians show blood test results to prove healthy levels. I can only emagine how yours would probably be the benchmark of perfect health. Great video man, thank you.

[@tmalonso]

absolutely...however...a base line for clear skies would be a start that way we could either base our usage on clear skies or 'chemtrailed' skies because thankfully in my area I don't ever see anything like that :)

[@paulpellicci]

thanks.....

[@bananaman752]

i have compost box but i try to use it for winterizing my bananas! a lot of people use mulch an straw to cover out there bananas but i use my compost to keep it warm an have a great supply of nutrients over the winter! i dont put any meat in my compost just some veggies an yard waste!

[@bananaman752]

thanks i have to try it! im building a 18X4X16 next year an having dirt brought in so ill have them mix it before they bring it! an i use Xtreme Tea Brews by extreme gardening works great!! a good year for me is where i dont have to buy anything im growing an the las three years have been great!

[@justgivemethetruth]

that's sort of talking around the issue. the natural sources in this case would be inferior to processed mineralizing fertilizers that do not have some of the problematic elements. also the rock dust powder to me seems like it might be dangeous if you breathe some of the dust in the air. i'm not saying it's bad, i have a bag, but i'd like to seem some long term studies of the soil and the plants/produce from these mineralizers.

[@bananaman752]

we have a lab in st louis! its 20$ for a sample they do a full soil test,i have a question i have a lot of clay an rock in my yard,you cant even dig with out hitting rocks should i use the dust still?

[@RVFreeDa]

Probably a dumb question but isn't sand sort of like Rock Dust. So if sand was pulverized it would be rock dust right? Just a thought. $35.00 for Azomite a bag is so expensive to me but I use it becuae you said it is good. My garden is so big that I spread a bag of it over a large area. Thanks Don and John!

[@jaystovall6482]

Hey John. Am using Azomite for the first time in my raised garden, for this fall season. Looking forward to the results. By the way, I was at the Monterey Bay Aquarium last week, and thought I saw you. 'Oh my gawd, it is frickin John Kohler'. I took a picture, but do not know how to send it to you.

[@aerofart]

I'm all for using Rock Dust, despite the associated high cost, but not without an independent taste-test study showing conclusive evidence of considerable benefits using the rock dust. How about dedicating a show that where you do this, John: a blind taste test, a dozen or more tasters, tomatoes grown with and without rock dust . . .

[@dkulikowski]

I just ordered Sea-90 from your link. Three months after you made this video and used the coupon code. It gave me the discount. That is super. I am not outdoor gardening right now, since I live in Wisconsin and it is 12 degrees. Over my long winter, I will be using Sea-90 on my indoor lettuces and other seedlings. When I brew my worm tea, do you suggest I add Sea-90 to the brew? Should I add Sea-90 after it is done brewing or while it is brewing?

[@tmalonso]

Part 2, Also, medical cannabis is very different from ornamentals, veggies, and fruits as I'm sure you know :) I have to wonder if no micro nutrients would cause flavor to decline...and adding any micronutes would repair that issue...so technically, versus nothing, I believe Rock Dust or any micro's would have an impact on flavor/yield/etc. But for cannabis...I think cannabis wants different forms of micro's to get the best potency and yield because its uptake is so much quicker indoors etc.

[@tmalonso]

I agree that most of the guano's and poops and stuff are waaaay overhyped, but there are some really high quality vegan organic liquid nutrients out there on the market today...and after me and some fellow patients ran side-by-side tests, it was clear that synthetics took the yield and effect-potency contests, but 'veganics' took the smell/flavor/terpines as well as effect-duration contests...too close to decide on other categories like stock diameter, leaf-calyx ratio, trichome appearance etc.

[@justgivemethetruth]

Don looks kinda stoned ... or maybe he's been snorting some of that rock dust.

[@Cryptlord9999]

Greensand takes up to 4 years to completely break down, i also use it but its more for the long run and doesnt do much till months and months after application.

[@apaulanarius]

Make some phone calls to your gravel pit company. Find out the name of the man in charge of the rock crushing and gravel grading. At this site you can find powder grade dust around the crushing and grading machines that might be fine enough for garden use. My area is on the edge of ancient glacial deposits and we have some of the riches farm soils in the world (Red River Valley, N.D.). I use it for a lawn and garden beds yearly. I do also buy and use Azomite to add diversity(volcanic).

[@anniequilts]

if the sea minerals is just dried sea water, wouldn't it have too much salt in it? If you live near the ocean, can you water your plants with ocean water to get minerals?

[@justgivemethetruth]

any hints as to the problem with this Excelerite ?

[@greensloth9205]

John I love your videos :)

[@jgfergus]

Sand is far too coarse for the soil micro organisms to break down. The finer the rock dust is, the more easily soil bacteria decomposes the dust particles and releases the trace elements contained with them, putting the trace elements into a form which the plant roots can absorb. And as John said, sand is mainly silica.

[@rashaunmichelleable]

Hi John, I just watched a video on youtube entitled: Michael Pollan Deep Agriculture It really inspired me and I just thought I would pass it along.

[@irpacynot]

Curious...would you want to treat soil used for fruit trees with rock dust as well?

[@hpu2020]

Can I use bogiebrew products with airoponic system?

[@tal10527]

John, What's the best way to contact you directly? I believe I've watch most of your videos and I'm interested in talking with you about the video you did recently in Baltimore.

[@jgfergus]

Hi, Can you explain which heavy metals you are referring to? Thanks!

[@tmalonso]

I know these dusts use a very small amount of poisonous heavy metals and other dangerous elements in their forumaltion...I was wondering...has anyone tested the effects of eating mostly from your own garden while using these dusts full of those dangerous heavy metals? Are there any confirming tests that show the dangerous elements and trace minerals aren't found at dangerous levels within the produce grown with the dust? Especially for people that grow most of their own food...food for thought..

[@RaRaRyan1997]

How long will the offer last?

[@growingyourgreens]

It wasnt me :)

[@simstudiosio]

can you recomend where i could get rockdust? I have searched home depot, lowes, and even walmart with no luck. I live in the high desert of NM, and there arnt many nurseries around, the ones that are dont have rockdust listed on their products to buy.

[@Poecosmetics]

is agrowinn a good fertilizing company! thank you

[@SuperDbessire]

I have access to granite sandings from a counter top shop. Well they work like azomite.?

[@TheBhannah]

gathering the deposits from your local creek or river might be an other option

[@bobbiegreiner1754]

John, we need to know the amounts to use of the following on our gardens and in earth boxes: Sea 90 AND Epsom Salt I don't know how to email so I hope this will work.

[@pgm98387]

It would be helpful to see a demonstration of plants, grown with & without these products. The minerals only effect nutritional value & flavor not the plant fruit appearance. Supermarkets sell perfect foods that LOOK good, but lack flavor & these nutrients, you can't tell when buying. We have to take mineral supplements instead of getting these elements in our food. Mostly tired of grocery store food that has no flavor, but looks perfect.

[@growingyourgreens]

I am unable to promote Excelerite at this time due to the business practices of the company.

[@josephcerda23]

How much sea90 do I add per sq foot in container gardening? Thanks

[@dennish2400]

what about us outside the U.S?

[@growingyourgreens]

Be sure to use the $5 off coupon GYG to get free shipping and enough boogie brew compost tea to make 10 gallons.

[@social3ngin33rin]

wooooooooooot :D discount!!!!!!!!!!

[@growingyourgreens]

Email me thru the youtube messaging system.

[@tmalonso]

Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, Mercury, and Barium. Again, I don't know that all these dangerous heavy metals are present, but I do know the first two are in every rock dust I have found. I agree with John's viewpoint, plants aren't going to have problems processing the heavy metals, however, I was just wondering if anyone's tested produce for heavy metals after using said dusts? I'm pretty sure John's right though, it shouldn't matter much as the plant shouldn't store a large amount of those elements.

[@NupeAtl]

Don is definitely on the best drugs ever.

[@tmalonso]

Umm...I'm currently growing medical cannabis as well as strawberries, catnip, stinging nettle, aloe vera, stevia, mandarin bonsai, and a few pineapple bonsais...If you think the nutrient profiles for ANY of these plants are 'similar' to cannabis you are blindly misinformed or you haven't tried it yourself. Especially in vegan organics, I find my fruits and veggies will burn at 50% strength nutes...whereas yield and bag appeal improves all the way up to 150% strength nutes in my cannabis.

[@ANANDPARAKKAL]

Outsource your test to countries that are cheap.

[@franchescoli1904]

thats good that your investing right now so later u wont have too, but to tell u the truth i make my own compost tea with all the kitchen scraps and it works great i have worms in my compost, so what im trieng to say is you can do it your way and use things around your house so u dont have to spend alot of money, i check videos on utube and people make there compost tea a little different some use milk, sugar, leabes, rabit pup, water mixed together and cover it, so do what works best for u.

[@fmcdomer]

I would be surprised if this guy wasn't a vegan judging by his skin complexion

[@boodyho]

Only debt to be paid is to God, our Father, who has given us the earth and all its abundance. There is no 'debt' to be repaid to nature. The earth will be cleansed anew when the Good Lord decides it's time.

[@fmcdomer]

John??? the vegan channel guy? no.. was talking bout the white guy.. NOTICE HIS GLOW?

[@tmalonso]

While genetics have something to do with potency, I must point you to the emerging science of epi-genetics for a contrary viewpoint...as science is now discovering genetics are merely the blueprint which is highly malleable by environmental stimuli. I have to admit that you are starting to sound more like a salesman than John ever has. Not to mention, terpines alone would be enough reason for me to want to switch...current research suggests terpines are major contributers to medical effect...

[@-V33-]

how do you know that you get thrown in to eternal hell?

[@glumGlumm]

I know that guy look so old... look at his skin barely no wrinkles.

[@elias2117]

@Amorifin, couldn't agree more. Considering al those fools don't believe in science, but read the bible which was written nearly 100 years after the o called fact.

[@DoranthePCgamer]

Anyone else think that Don is a bit creepy looking?

[@ureasmith3049]

He's got that hungry vegan look.

[@pgal6904]

Don grows his own Greens lol

[@flawns]

god dayum, how many videos of rock dust videos do you have? stop it