Make FPJ from cannabis leaves

[@PAEz...]

I had a rabbit for 7 years that regularly ate weed....like nearly every day. She ate bud sometimes, but after getting to stoned one day she really cut back but always went for the leaf. The leaf came from some insane indoor, didnt know the grower just found a place where it was dumped regularly. And there was quite a lot of resin on it, I know coz I made hash out of it. Weed was her third favorite thing to eat, a certain weed like long grass first (man she went nuts on that), then white bread (which I hardly ever let her have...junk) and then weed. In the seven years she never got sick.

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

I enjoy our rabbits alot, and they do enjoy munching that reefer too haha

[@SeanNorsee]

Such a great story :)

[@johnnygavita]

So her pellets are even more beneficial to the garden

[@guttsssu]

Just wanted to let you know that I appreciated your videos and subbed. Keep up the good content.

[@macromicrodragon]

Typically you make fpj from the growth tips of the plant taken during dew point when they are most bioactive. Thus harvesting and reproducing the active growth hormones and enzymes only in the active growing parts of the plant, the leaves are not really growing much, mainly just solar panels and lungs, but the growth tips have the most active growth hormones and enzymes for making fpj, but you can also use seed sprout tea for the same effect. Not the same endogenous enzymes but most plants are very similar as what they eat from the soil and air, and the biomimicry of cannabis is epic, its like a mushroom it absorbs whatever flavors that are near it. Nothing like some northern cali pinene!

[@beavinator420]

Those plants look amazing dude

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

Thank you very much!

[@7munkee]

I'm thinking throw it in my juicer after 7 days to extract the maximum amount of liquid. $3 a lb. for brown sugar you want the maximum amount you can get.

[@neverwinterfarms]

What are your thoughts on juicing the fresh and using that juice as a foliar spray?

[@Arty-pt2iw]

I add my blended up males to compost tea

[@JK-de1oy]

You can also get Ethanol if you put it through a still

[@MidLifeFelon]

My chickens prefer leaves over flower. They do enjoy the occasional flower

[@hobin1433]

I’m making my first FPJ with canna leaves. Started a week ago.. yes it was dry, so I did add a little water.. can I still add some LAB to the mix. It’s winter and cold here in Canada. Should I bring it into a warmer indoor room

[@findingsolutions198]

What's LAB ? HOW DO YOU MAKE IT ? ARE THERE ALTERNATIVE TO BROWN SUGAR THAT WE CAN AUTOPRODUCE? THANKS FOR THE INFO 👍🐝

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

LAB is lactobacillus bacteria made from fermenting milk. It's the most common soil microbe and also the same microbe that lives in our guts and breaks down the food we eat. It's easy enough to make yourself, I haven't made a video yet but have a good write up about it on my website here rollinggreenacres.com/how-to-make-lab-lactic-acid-bacteria-culture-at-home/

[@findingsolutions198]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 i was watching a video about It , thanks for the quick and exhaustiva answer mate , keep Up the good work

[@nathanhudson6300]

Liked for the Ron Paul shirt

[@MUSICONTHEREDGE]

I just add labs, no extra water. And I don't tear my leaves. Mine is edible.

[@neverwinterfarms]

Do you ever use the leftover biomass to make hemp vinegar?

[@d.gosset4745]

love it! good stuff bro

[@jpaxton19]

Very informative, thx. Subscribed

[@ronevergrow8319]

I know this was three years ago but you should have had your lights on light Rails, you would have had no hotspots and the center ppfd of the hps/hid would have been shared amongst all the plants..... ✌❤Growmie

[@ronevergrow8319]

You do know if you would have did the same process but put it in a 5 gallon black bucket with 1/3 leaf mold and 3/4 filled distilled water(stir it when ever u remember to), if you keep this on a heating mat 75-85F it would all turn into liquid fertilizer in three to six months( pure liquid Gold all purpose fertilizer 1/4 ratio in water or less to feed or foliar ), I used a large 55 gallon trash can filled 1/3 with Leaf mold, 2L of molasses, 5 pounds of shrimp or crab meal, 5 pounds of fish meal or grinded up whole fish or leftovers after cleaning them or 2 pounds of blood meal, 5 pounds crushed-up bone meal or fish bone meal into a fine powder dumped in the pot also, 10 pounds of grass clippings, 5 pounds seaweed/kelp and a cup of ful-power-fulvic-acid, a half to 1/4 cup = 4-8 tablespoons of sea-90, 5 pounds of rock dust or more, all this stuff will totally break down into liquid when it's done ( use this fertilizer at 1/4 cup = 4 tablespoons into a gallon of water gives me a ppm of 500 using R.O water) . It made so much fertilizer I give it away to my friends for their organic grows,, we haven't bought fertilizer for over 10 years now, just ingredients every once in awhile from the feed store or the beach etc etc...

[@redwoodninja5334]

Awesome video!

[@stagename3141]

Hi.. Thank you for your sharing!! It helps me a lot.. Just for curiosity..from NPK..which content carry the most from this FPJ? And if I have a whole banana+molasses(I believe its for P portion of NPK?) Is it necessary to use them both or only one? Thanks..

[@SLcult760]

Use both but @ different days of the water cycle. IG@thesimplelifecult if you want to check it out. #fpj or #ffJ is what we call it.

[@averagejoegrows]

hey brother how do you apply the FPJ after its done fermenting reading dr cho's farming farming book, but im not quite sure i understand the application coversion.

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

I use FPJ at 10ml per gallon when foliar feeding, and 20ml per gallon when watering into the soil. Don't forget your LAB at 5 ml per gallon if foliar feeding or 10 ml in the soil. And seawater at 120 ml per gallon if you have access to it

[@Detailpops]

Hey average Joe. Fpj is not added with labs and seawater brother. It is with brv and ohn. Type 2 or maintenance. He’s also adding leaves with the flowering hormone in them trying to use in the vegetative stage. Keep reading as you mentioned master chos way. There’s a lot of misinformation.

[@jessf5662]

Someone saved their leaves for me but been sitting in a bag for 3 days is it still good? And he used superfluous a and b and Flora Nova grow is it safe to eat?

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

Sorry for the late response, but maybe this will help you out next time. The plant material that you ferment must be fresh when you start the process, probably no longer than a few hours old before you mix it with your sugar to start. You want the plant and the microbes to both still be alive and vigorous to start the process. Ideally you also want the source plant to be grown organically, but if chemical fertilizers were used then it will most likely still be usable so long as the fertilizers were watered into the soil and not foliar sprayed

[@carpyhook4639]

Sprinkle in some bokashi microbes and some L.A.B since it's an anaerobic environment

[@littlenugs9942]

Is that now an all purpose fertilizer? Or one to use in veg, and another for flower?

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

It serves basically as a fertilizer, but more importantly a microbial booster. I use it as foliar spray once a week with diluted seawater and LAB, all good ingredients from Korean Natural Farming

[@littlenugs9942]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 yes I'm just getting started with it all and tomorrow will be the end of the second week of flower for three of my girls. 2 purple kush, and 1 northern lights. My first go around is nice thus far. Any tips for this stage would be heard and greatly appreciated.

[@littlenugs9942]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 Also diluted sea water? How? Does the salt in the sea water Inner act with the life in the soil

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

@@littlenugs9942 if your plants look a little pale or yellow instead of green it's a good time to dose with nitrogen, the big stretch during the first 2 to 3 weeks of flower can take alot of nitrogen. Thinning out your fan leaves around week 4 or 5 will open up your canopy to get more light on the buds and increase yield

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

@@littlenugs9942 There is far more in seawater than just plain salt, it is a treasure chest of micro and trace minerals. I'll add a half cup to a gallon of water when I mix my maintenance sprays and soil drench

[@Dirtyshinobi]

Man I wish Ron Paul had become president.

[@TrollHiddenCave]

I'm making a weed brew to drink

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

Nice, I hope it ends up good and healthy for you

[@TrollHiddenCave]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 I'm making it like mead but instead of honey I'm using raw cane sugar leafs stems and some male buds I'm hoping it ends up kinda sweet with a strong weed taste I love that taste . So what u make is like a concentrate fert?

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

@@TrollHiddenCave Yes, it is for a natural fertilizer you can make yourself at home. Beyond just a fertilizer, more importantly it is full of beneficial microbes that boost the health of your plants. Ideally in warm weather you harvest plants from outdoors like dandelion, nettle, plantain, or other plants known as dynamic accumulators of nutrients, which usually are plants folks consider to be weeds

[@TrollHiddenCave]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 sweet I'll make a few gallons for my garden

[@JK-de1oy]

You can drink that

[@lilhurtz2361]

Do you need to use lab dont have any rn

[@Detailpops]

No it does not use labs. Just plants and equal parts brown sugar. This isn’t knf

[@marcusmornix1878]

Wat is lab

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

It is a very common bacteria that lives in the soil and breaks down organic matter to help convert nutrients into a plant usable form. It's also the same bacteria that lives in our guts that breaks down the food we eat, you can make your own by fermenting milk. I haven't made a video on it yet but I have detailed instructions on my website rollinggreenacres.com/how-to-make-lab-lactic-acid-bacteria-culture-at-home/

[@yngpyngp8121]

U think u can make it off trim?

[@dankhell7334]

It's gotta be fresh green maybe ff trim

[@Detailpops]

This is not FPJ. Once you add labs which is not recommended , it is not KNF. Also you get very little yield from it. As well as adding water is not recommended.

[@TrollHiddenCave]

Wtf it takes weeks to ferment a brew

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

Just takes 5-7 days for the microbes we are looking for to make our plants healthy. Thanks for watching

[@TrollHiddenCave]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 do u add yeast

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

@@TrollHiddenCave No added yeast, the idea is to prevent alcohol fermentation. We are multiplying the microbes for plant health, then spreading them to other plants

[@thrivingherb6175]

@@rollinggreenacres6726 hey why brown sugar? would organic cane sugar work or no?

[@rollinggreenacres6726]

@@thrivingherb6175 Because brown sugar is affordable and is in a raw enough form to work for fermentation. No need to feed the microbes anything more expensive than needed

[@michaelharrington6291]

Learned a lot from your videos. Definitely follow the same methods. Regarding Korean farming recipes try this site. gardenculturemagazine.com/?s=Korean Thank you for helpful efforts!