Just Bury Bananas in the Garden and This Happens (Reclaiming the Garden Part 6)

[@alatsgardener6247]

Super neat! Thank you for sharing. I was told that wood chips need a lot of nitrogen to break down. Maybe the worm castings are sufficient? You must have pretty good water retention from that mulch. 😊

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

They break down slowly at first but more quickly each year. The first few years are the hardest

[@mondayeve]

Thank you for the egg, banana, and epsom salt trick!

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

Thanks for watching!

[@vonniemerriam974]

Knew about the eggs and epsom salts, but never gave a thought to bananas. Thanks!!!

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

Thanks for watching!!

[@Randyb4ut]

Good information. Thanks for sharing. I hope you have a great growing season. I am a new subscriber to your channel. 💚❤️💚🙏

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

Thanks for the sub! -Clint

[@Randyb4ut]

@FaithfulFarmstead My pleasure 🙏. I'm looking forward to watching more. Thanks

[@shannonhudson8625]

Egg is for sulfer not calcium. Think rotten egg smell.

[@FaithfulFarmstead]

You’re absolutely right. The calcium part is more of a long term benefit as we rebuild the soil year over year as it will slowly break down.