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About This Video:
In this video, Chris Trump from NaturalFarming.co teaches you how to make a simple microbial solution. This method was created using principles found in Natural Farming by Cho Young-San who calls the body of work "JADAM".
While Master Cho Han-Kyu has worked to open the understanding of nature through the principles/method of Natural Farming. Cho Young-San, the son of Master Cho felt that it need to be simpler.
I believe that both are very important as the human race returns to valuing healthy food and stewardship of the land. Natural Farming was part of the avenue for JADAM to born, what else can be birthed by stopping to listen, see, and observe nature as it exists.
Chris Trump is an expert in Natural Farming. Chris teaches Natural Farming worldwide and creates resources to equip farmers and gardeners on how to increase crop and livestock performance through sustainability, all while decreasing costs. Be part of the Natural Farming movement to increase awareness of the global food crisis and how to combat it.
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[@ianpenaflorida7770]

I've been using JMS for 4 months now on our farm here in the Philippines. It usually takes 48 hours before its ready to use, but now that's "summer" (not rainy season) it only takes a little over 24 hours! It facilitates incredible growth and combined with JLF we've seen equal to, dare I say it, more growth and fruiting than neighboring farms using chemical pelleted fertilizers! IMHO, I've been seeing better results from transitioning to JADAM from Korean Natural Farming. What has been your observation? Keep up the good work!

[@biomei.solutions]

+Ian Penaflorida good job doing it man. I think you need to do what works on your farm for you. JADAM is easier to learn, I find people do NF wrong and aren't willing to overcome the learning curve. In that scenario I think JADAM is the way to go. There aren't corners to cut, it's already as simple as can be, and it's good! If you farm trees or bushes I think you consider jumping back into NF and trying again, but if you are doing row crops only maybe you don't need. NF teaches how nature works as you learn more and go deeper, that is the part you might miss. :) Sounds like you have an awesome farm! Keep on doing this loving of nature farming :)

[@Wanda_Jannette]

Chris Trump I enjoy all of your lessons & since I'm passionate about growing this knowledge for me is grounding & at the same time fun. Thank you

[@raymundjutahdarau1703]

WJ Miranda

[@yclana1]

Chris Trump What's NF? Sorry, I'm new to all this but would love to learn more. And thanks for sharing so much info.

[@gillenzfluff8380]

yclana1 Natural farming I think?

[@redwoodninja5334]

Stumbled onto your Channel a week ago and I have to say I'm pretty excited to learn. In the past I've gone out and collected microorganisms in my local forests but I didnt really know what to do with it and was adding them to my compost and worm bins to increase the biodiversity of the final product. Your videos are sending me down a rabbit hole I never knew existed and I find it fascinating. Your videos are easy to understand and I look forward to learning more

[@JD-ir5fj]

You are doing it nature's way so what's to improve. You are just using a less concentrated innoculant but the results will be no different. These guys are not magicians.

[@englishsteve1465]

The next morning there were two 30 foot tall bushes right there !!! I'm only joking of course. In reality these methods really work well, much better than things you can buy from the store and cheaper and healthier for both people and the environment, it's fantastic and Chris has a lot of other video's with lot's of really valuable information, well worth checking them out - knowledge is power !!!

[@donavinnezar]

Living in south africa and not having constant electricity for the more conventional brewing methods (airstone/bubblesnake) jms is a LIFESAVER , why im more on the jadam side than the knf side

[@Nutsacc]

The apples don't fall far from the tree, I see. Excellent workforce with you there, sir. ;)

[@sjbhogue]

Thank you for doing these instructional videos. It has changed my garden! 🙏

[@biomei.solutions]

+Stacy Hogue my pleasure :) So glad to hear that you are doing it!

[@alisonmiller2708]

Can you please share how it has changed your garden?

[@averagejoegrows]

Alison Miller pick up a book

[@benonano2470]

How much has it changed it I mean I'd love videos of how it did.. before n afters

[@tomfisher3117]

I've used comfrey tea for years. I also chop and drop it as mulch. I use Russian Bocking 14 with an NPK of 1.8-0.5-7.0. I brew it in a 32 gallon black garbage can. Let it sit for 3 months to a year. I don't strain it, I just take the sprinkler off the can so I don't clog up the cans. I also use fermented plant juice made from comfrey which I foliar spray. I use only 1/4 teaspoon for 5 gallons. It's very powerful stuff. I also make lacto microorganisms which is also fermented. I combine it with the fermented plant juice and spray it every two weeks. It works pretty well. The only other addition I use for supplemental fertilization is some fast acting bone meal . I will use it when I start to see flowers forming on my tomatoes and peppers. Love it! Blessings to you. This was a wonderful video.

[@alltheworld17]

i heard that FDA banned Comfrey made creams and ingestion of any kind because it causes liver damage . i have comfrey in my back yard but i never brew it for plants. obviously it sounds that you have No problems. Did you even know it? the reason is comfrey has Alkaloyds.

[@lilbear19601]

That is a good idea for kiss. I appreciate simplicity. I paid 40.00 for root cuttings last year but lost every one. Van you direct me to a good source that sells Comfrey? ✌️

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Youngsang Cho, the inventor of JMS, JWA, JS, etc, is in the US now for lecture tour

[@BrixThePlanter]

❤❤❤❤

[@dukungganjar4557]

Amazing JMS. We are from West Kalimantan Indonesia and some of my Friends in Bali have practised this.method of JMS

[@Deathspade66]

Holy hell am I late to the party! Found this video around February and brushed it aside like a fool... In the time since finding this I stumbled upon the JADAM stuff from some nudist female farmer (obvious clickbait is obvious) and bought the JADAM ULC book. I am now circling back to JMS and JLF demos, and I find you again after also seeing your name pop up in other video comments! Thank you, so much for this video. I am just beginning my journey into this method/style of growing and am only gaining more confidence the more I read and study. +1, brother! Thank you!

[@dr.riswanknf1817]

Informasi ini bermanfaat sekali bagi para petani organik yang ingin sukses

[@rhuomairhuopostale7857]

How nice to see your family! Nice, informative video again, and a nice change of pace.

[@cqammaz53]

I watch a lot of videos this past year and you are my favorite natural organic spokesman. Your explanation is very clear. Thanks for sharing

[@JD-ir5fj]

But his responses are woefully lacking.

[@RRanks]

Anyone else wondering about sea water instead of Salt. You need 430ml for 15 litre bucket. So thats 430ml added too 14.5~ fresh water. Sea water is avout 35g per litre, for 430ml should be 15.05 grams salt.

[@GTILOUD]

Yes that would work in addition seawater or healthy seawater free from red tide etc has many other minerals besides the salt benefits.

[@TARALEELive]

Thanks again & love from Washington 🙏💚✌

[@bluemoonabundance7712]

Amazing results this season using jadam 🔥🔥 thanks

[@mattorgan911]

Just made my first batch. Thank you for all the great videos

[@alicenakajima6014]

Thank you for another great video. How often would you do a root drench with the diluted JMS solution and does it matter which growing phase of the plants?

[@romanreckless8263]

I would do it no more than once a week. I do it every 2 weeks or so.

[@romanreckless8263]

In pots, with cannabis, i usually stop re inoculating round week 5 of flower...

[@lilbear19601]

I sure do appreciate your casual presentation, to much going on or noise and I get distracted. Wonderful video, I used to live amongst progressive folks in Oregon but am now in Central Texas. The heat and humidity dictate changes in my gardening.

[@chrisvenables4584]

Awesome! Bless your sweet family 💓 thanks for the vid!

[@cqammaz53]

Great news that apricots trees can handle cold weather because I'm in zone 6B and I was told our weather is too cold for apricots. Happy gardening from Pa.

[@kevinrubio4545]

Chris, thank you so much for taking your time to share your knowledge and wisdom!! I am truly grateful! Quick question and I probably missed this in the video. Are you diluting JMS with non chlorinated water? Or can I dilute straight out of the tap (hose) ??? Would you recommend reverse osmosis water to start with and dilute?

[@SeanOrfila]

You can off-gas your tap water by letting it sit outside for 24-48hrs, or to speed up you can throw a bubbler in it and it might be finished in 12-24hrs. This is to allow the chloride to off-gas which is added to municipal waters to kill bacteria common to pipes, with this method we are trying to cultivate microbes so need the opposite. Not sure about RO, but if it’s filtering the chloride out then that would be a way to expedite, but you can also just leave it outside to do its thing

[@robertwilkinson8115]

The soil contains the microbes you need, any starch or sugar will work, and (real) sea salt adds minerals but so do crushed multi-vitamins.. No need for bags! put it all in a bucket and let it work. It generates heat, and if it is still bullbing it isn't finished. When you make an instructional video it helps to understand how thing work.

[@timpuget]

Hi, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I make jms regularly for my garden. Now, I've been exchanging comments on a JADAM FB group, and some are adamant sa fungi (mycorrhizal etc) do not propagate in water or in JMS. Some claim to see none in their microscopes, or that fungus need solid matter and a host to multiply.. I myself often see a bunch of mushrooms after watering jms for the first time is some beds etc... I was wondering if you could share what you think.

[@LawnRight]

Hi, really fancy doing this but not sure if it would lead to lots of mushrooms in the lawn... or.. would it prevent them.. as in can this restore balance, so no mushrooms, maybe no fairy rings in the lawn, and just a healthy lawn..love the video very easy to understand, no need to do a professional one!

[@dancingcedar]

Thank you. At least how warm is best for the environment to be before we add this to soil? Or can we do this productively winter or summer?

[@Pulaco.Dimantag]

keep 'em coming chris.. thanks for all the vids...

[@biomei.solutions]

+Dino Hunter Kudarat welcome :)

[@Jeilanda]

thank you for the quick how to this is great. do you use JADAM Herbal Solution at all? I'm curious to know what materials we have available here that would replace the Pasque flower.

[@gmone7925]

I'm doing this tonight I just watched your video with Mr grow it

[@farmindank3479]

Heading to the forest today to get a scoop of leaf mold soil. Still trying to get a hang of IMO but figured I'd do some jms jlf js jhs and jwa as I keep trying

[@goinsvirginia]

I just put it in 5 gal bucket 4 cups chkn poo Added sum ashes an burnt wood 2 potatoes cut up 1 bag rice 1 tblsp sea salt Add in leaves weeds n grass Mix it let it sit An dilute it 1-2 cups per gal water. Bam doing great Simplify things for myself.

[@gwenkilby]

This is my favorite video (of the ones I've watched), thank you so much for all of them! I'm wondering, would purchased mycorrhizae be suitable to add to my soil for this JMS?

[@aiyanafloreterna]

youre so awesome!! Keep rocking chris. were super greatfull!! yeah!!!

[@checo9728]

I remember picking up blueberrys in the wild when i was little and they were blue/purple inside! And little bit acid not sweet. Sinc there i never found wild blueberryes again.

[@Love4Truth777]

I made my first batch and unfortunately timed it wrong with the weather. The JMS was ready when it down poured rain all day and night. Next day-plants don’t need water…so the question is-do I still use old JMS? If so, do I dilute differently?

[@cowboyblacksmith]

Off the cuff idea: I know sea water instead of sea salt (430ml sea water to four gallons water) is good to do. Would using sea water coming out of a marsh inlet from high going to low tide be even better, as it's essentially flushing all the microbial goodness the sea water has steeped in during high tide?

[@SimpleEarthSelfReliance]

Makes sense, and I agree. I think Mr Cho intends sea water, as it contains a myriad of elements, whereby salt probably does not contain them. I would say the marsh water would be a massive boon over salt, and as always 'use what you got!'. Sea water contains almost 100 million microbes in 1 cubic centimeter of sea water, so I wouldn't even worry about just using normal salt. Would like to know how it went?

[@OG_VeniVidiVici]

I watched this thinking I would prefer this method, but once you have IMO2, I don't really see the need? Or am I missing the point?

[@biomei.solutions]

You are 100% correct in your assessment

[@Jebbas]

God Bless Chris

[@biomei.solutions]

Mahalo, :) What an amazing place God created for us to steward :) He is a good good God.

[@dr.froghopper6711]

Chris Trump why yes he is!! He made the systems that grow and He’s allowing us to concentrate them into useful food for us and the plants.

[@bariaissa1737]

Thank you

[@jacobenns7035]

Love your content, beautiful family

[@lorinda7894]

Thank you for an easy and thorough walk through! How long can we keep it in bucket? At what. temperature or environment will it store? Covered? Would this help any existing vegetable plants and trees?

[@biomei.solutions]

You are welcome :) JMS does not 'keep' it needs to be used immediately.

[@biomei.solutions]

Yes you can use it on the soil of existing plants.

[@talainacummins275]

@@biomei.solutions it's there anything you can do with JMS if it's no longer bubbling and active?

[@alwaysending]

@@talainacummins275 yes you can make it into JLF, JADAM Liquid Fertilizer.

[@cdevidal]

I recognize that Nasrani on your t-shirt ;) God bless.

[@dukungganjar4557]

Bravo Mr..Cris Trump

[@anjumbagewadi5751]

thank you sir for sharing this. Very neat!

[@biomei.solutions]

+Anu B you are most welcome.

[@otrotland5377]

Can I use instant Mashed Potato Flakes, instead of cutting, cooking, mashing, blending whole potato.

[@The2waQ]

down to earth guy

[@DavidNorden]

You can dilute 1/50 gives also good results.

[@funkysteveve]

Thanks for a great video! I do have a question though, do you have to use the mesh bags? would it not work just fine all mixed in?

[@english1midlands]

I often just throw my soil straight in and its never made any difference.That's indoor gardening as well so I'd notice any ill effects as everything is very closely monitored.

[@english1midlands]

Sorry,I was only talking about dirt.Never used spuds.

[@joangregerson]

Thanks Chris! Super helpful

[@myperfectlyimperfectgarden7233]

Your the best at this! Thanks!

[@pdub2762]

love it. thanks for doing the videos in a manner that we would be doing the knf inputs.

[@jeya5163]

Very informative, thanks for sharing. One question can we use this for potted plants, i have just planted some fruit trees, bought from the nursery.

[@mudbugNthehills78]

Used jms for the first time. Next day, mushroom growth! Question is, I have 2.5 gal left I need to use and no rainwater to mix with. Can I safely use undiluted?

[@biomei.solutions]

You can use undiluted on the soil. I would be careful to use undiluted on plants directly.

[@oneloveyessah]

Would I be able to use the microorganism from the IMO 1?

[@michellel5444]

Years ago I read an old gardening article that said to place baked potatoes in outer edge of hole before planting roses. I think she was on to something..

[@samsons_cannabis]

This is excellent information thanks ✌️💚

[@harshavardhandeshmukh397]

sir such a nice well illustrated video i have one query how many times it should be used in a year like once a month or so for a crop whose life is around 1 year

[@tomfisher3117]

We have had a cold spring/early summer (zone 6 central Pennsylvania). I make my JMS in my garage. I have not had success this year because I have a difficult time keeping the water temperature at 68 degrees over night. I've made it three times YTD and had to pour it away because the microbes (bubbles) wouldn't form. I have switched to LAB for now. I can't seem to find a water heater on line that will maintain heated water of 68 degrees or more. Does anyone know where I can purchase a water heater?

[@jamescaid2867]

I found the small batch charts for every solution jadam uses except jms. Is there a chart somewhere I missed? Too early in size to make full batches. Thanks for all you do. Appreciate you.

[@alltheworld17]

Hi Chris, love what's you do on youtube, i like easy stuff. Can you tell me where and how you preserve the fungi( that white filament stuff) the white stuff that you find on the leafs and sometimes on old wood. i am interested in preserving this stuff for next time use. i have no problem finding some in my backyard. I am confused, should the soil make this or if you find it you should use it.Also Jadam should be used before i plant my seedlings? Can jadam be used on established trees? Thank you for your answer.

[@hobin1433]

Do you just use up your JMS BATCH that day. Or can it be stored

[@MegaZackyboy]

thanks Chris great info!

[@kimrachea2697]

Thanks you that are very good indeed

[@hunbaeyoon]

Hi chris. Thanks for your very informative video. I have a question. Now I know how to make and multiply microorganism. Please advise me how to use it for my free range poultry. Thanks

[@chrisbutton7959]

In increasing the soil web you boast the food web. It shouldn't be feed unless your feeding the curds form the LAB. Bugs need to eat from the soil web. Soil is in the food web!!!

[@jinnychoe]

Spray it on the poop to decrease the smell.

[@stevederheim2114]

Does it matter if the spuds are microwaved? Or should I just use the good ol fashioned oven? Is there really any difference?

[@thefoodparkproject7193]

Hi Chris! Does baked or boiled potatoes make a difference? If boiled would you use the water as well once cooled? Thanks!!

[@romanreckless8263]

U could easily do that too

[@jayissa8]

Do the potatoes have to be baked?

[@HomeGardeningMadeEasy_]

I didn't know that we need to actually have microbes. I thought the forest soil would do. How to recognise the microbes .thanks in advance

[@mrguevara8846]

Can I or should I airrate it? Add oxygen? Or should i leave it sitting like you did?

[@dontknowdontcare2531]

air destroys nutrients (oxidization) . all jadam fermentation is anaerobic

[@erins.5420]

Thoughts on yucca root as an alternative? Powdered yucca root for price effective and easy to acquire reasons.

[@bradsubject3641]

I’m def stealing your idea I’m gonna get my kids hyped to dig holes lolol

[@otrotland5377]

can you use the water straight with out watering it down.

[@chrisnicholson3346]

Would 1-10 ratio be to strong? I have 50 gallon pickle barrel and 500 gallon feed tank. My plan is to just drain it all into fees tank

[@brettsmith9910]

could this be done on a 1 gallon scale without any harm to process? I dont need that much

[@garydufault3142]

Super cool thanks for sharing!!

[@moh-alg4738]

I like that T-shirt, great job, i should try it.

[@graemedevine9651]

Thanks Chris, if it's not all used while its bubbling do you just discard what's left?

[@jaimedelgado7529]

anyone knows what the dilution ratio for LAB is ? for foliar spray I mean. powdery mildew has been kicking my melons right in the crotch. I need to do something. also do I need so a wetting agent? what about for my other crops under? the ones under my growlights? worried about hotspots on my leaves

[@coda35]

Hi Chris trump. Can I add Imo 2 with leaf mold soil for make JMS?

[@omzbda]

I'm planning on doing this, in addition to using brackish water and/or sea water diluted

[@kristiekikkert808]

Mahalo for making this video💚

[@jeffrey6019]

Can i just sink the soil and potato into the solution when making the JMS? Without hanging them?

[@varaddeshmukh2377]

Nice video sir can vermicompost be added a bit

[@geeyoupee]

The jadam book states to use 1k of potatoes for 132 gal which is 38g for 5gal. Your 3 potatoes is probably at least 100g. Is there a reason why you went with more starch? 38g is pretty little when I made JMS and I wanted to add more. Is it also beneficial to add worm compost or anything else? Thanks

[@lordbanhmi3389]

My understanding is that the potatoes are just food for the microbes, and the whole process is kind of an eye ball thing. You don't really need exact, precise measurements. In fact, Chris actually states this in his FAA video, that he stopped measuring because it was becoming tedious. I usually use 2 large russets (cooked til soft), a handful of leafmold/imo, ~1.5 teaspoons of the salt.

[@geeyoupee]

@@lordbanhmi3389 I think I read that it does matter on the amount you use. I can't recall where I read it but I think it has to do with how much food is available and which microbes are able to proliferate. If you have an abundance of food, there's no competition and everything including microbes that have a tiny population. That's what I vaguely remember, don't quote me on it. If you measure out 38g, it's a lot less than you think.

[@louisdellavalle7425]

Chris can I please get a answer I made imo2. Can u use it in coco soil ? And how do I use the imo2

[@aaroncole7736]

A new way to do things from now on.

[@josiasharder9712]

Do people add rock dust to this solution? Seems like a great addition, something like azomite, but I’m not sure how much I should add…

[@said.skopal]

Why you must use potatos,can we just use potato starch instead or something like that

[@phillipbertrand8514]

Can potatoes be substituted with sweet potatoes

[@adamdavis785]

Could u combine potato and soil together or need to be separated?? Great vid

[@Skysurfer84]

Hey man, I am a little nervous to add salt to my garden. My garden is already organic, I use no bottles and only raw products.i can sort of grasp using mineral rich ocean water to supplement garden occasionally. But please help me to understand how using salt increases microbial life?

[@biomei.solutions]

+Jack Tyler hehe, there is no spoon. Give it a try man

[@bjorndunderbeck]

salt will kill microbes wont it? isnt the fuzzy stuff fungus?

[@willsheehan2975]

He had me until the salt.. seems like a crazy idea

[@biomei.solutions]

Plant blood is sea water at 1:30 dilution

[@biomei.solutions]

Plant blood is sea water at 1:30 dilution

[@JasonMullavey]

Aren't there a lot of pesticides in potatoes that aren't organic? Would this effect the process?

[@kenlogan5017]

How often do you apply JMS?

[@levicris2081]

Can we use this for pots ? Im getting ready for this outdoor cannabis season

[@roberthorry621]

Same

[@levicris2081]

Are you only going to be using KNF ? Or you going to be implementing other organic amendments

[@roberthorry621]

@@levicris2081 dude I lied.. for 1st and only transplant i was only planning to innoculate roots with mycorrhizal fungi before going into fab pots of fox farm ocean with lil extra perlite and and volcano. I was extra stoned when i stumbled here. Have you read up on myco fungi yet?

[@troydunn6228]

Thank you. How can you store this for later use?

[@annajozwik2783]

Can you add it concentrated into your compost bin to speed up the composting???

[@joebuechel9156]

Leaving water out for 24 hours makes the chemicals more concentrated they don't evaporate faster than water. Do you think epsom salt would work ?

[@stevederheim2114]

Quick question, can you use other veggies instead? What's special about using potatoes? Is it the starch?

[@seanwoode2851]

The carbohydrates are what’s special. The microbial life feeds on that. Potatoes are high in carbohydrates, you might be able to use other things with high carb content but potatoes are cheap and effective

[@laurieedeburn2449]

how long is it good for and do u remove the bags now or leave them

[@justlearning1696]

Aloha Chris, would you recommend using this to soak a brick of coco coir to mix with my bag soil?

[@maryannlarsen1727]

I wonder if this method will work on container gardening

[@biomei.solutions]

+Maryann Larsen worth a try.