The Phosphorus Cycle | a Regenerative Soil excerpt

[@helenscoffield]

I once grew a fantastic bell pepper crop in a plantpot. The soil had compost, a bit of old horse manure, and wood ash, and I would water it once a week with quite diluted urine until they became fat and green. Then I switched to plain water. Beautiful big fat peppers! but I had to eat them myself!!! Family had fits.

[@randalmoroski1184]

Lots to study, a lot to learn. Thanks for the learning along the way. Love to meet the designer of it all.!

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Right on Matt! Keep up the great work!

[@havfaith56]

Good morning 🌄

[@GeordieMilne]

What a phenomenal world we live in! Love your info packed videos Matt, Thank you for helping me understand soil and ecology. 😁

[@chrystalcarter7822]

I've been saving my egg shells and chicken bones to make my own calcium phosphate. Another way to knock those narratives out of the park!! First season was knowledge accumulation phase and this 2nd season is going to be all actions, spreading the knowledge out into the community.

[@DaveE99]

How?

[@misfitsng]

Thank you, great video Matt.

[@jasontoolan3816]

So, Healthy Manure, with the assistance of microrrhizal fungi and living soils, can create peak phosphate and it’s roles in the micro world.

[@PabloRGNRNDO]

So nice

[@AboveandBeyond44]

😎👍

[@ZE308AC]

❤🌱

[@johnnyb4869]

I feel like if there’s to much phosphorus in the soil or u give it too much it may not accept the relationship with the mycorrhizae

[@southernvtgrown]

✌🏻💚✌🏻💚

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

Phos phorus is a Bhoss to us

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

We be getting paid from the veggie chorus

[@Allknowingkeith]

Going to amend with Bone meal every year. I don’t care. Very important.

[@tadscobey3706]

Peak phosphorus lol