"There Are No Weeds" - Revolutionize Your Understanding With This AMAZING Liquid Fertilizer - JADAM

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[@Little_Robinson_FunnyFarm]

I have been learning so much from your videos and I am extremely grateful. I’ve been taking that I learn and using it in my garden. The results are amazing, thank you my friend

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I'm happy you are having success my friend!!

[@joshemajavich799]

I'm a country boy I have been studying how nature works and I've learned a lot from people like you thanks my friend.and remember nature is beautiful.

[@popseeds333]

As a first year gardener I've been blessed to have found your channel! Thx so much for your valuable content!

[@spir5102]

You have made such a difference in the way I garden and view weeds. I love the completely natural approach. So different from the commercialized, factory farmed, pesticide-laden, unhealthy foods that we buy.

[@TheRealDonLayton]

This was an incredible video and I learned something. Thank you. For the record, I think we all define weeds a little bit differently. For me, a weed is anything that subtracts more than it adds to the garden. One example. I have issues with bindweed. Yes, it's packed with nutrients, and I plan on trying out your method in the Spring/Summer. I'm sure I'll get great results. But it grows so aggressively that in my large plot, it takes many hours weekly just to keep it at bay. So the nutrients are what it adds. The labor it causes me are what it subtracts. And for me, it subtracts more than it adds. I can get nutrients anywhere. But I can't replace the hours upon hours that it takes to weed. Just my two cents. Still, your method makes it all a little less weedy. :) Thanks.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thats a great definition my friend and I can certainly understand that!!... if we are to classify a few plants as weeds they'd for sure be Bindweed, Quackgrass and Thistles!!!

[@thedivinenature9406]

THIS !!!! >>>@3:40 "Weeds are natures band-aid, anywhere there is a scar on the earth, immediately weeds start growing to replenish the top soil so weeds are actually something very valuable." WOW! Excellent explanation! Your content is soooo informative. The idea that "WEEDS ARE NATURES BAND-AID.." this is a concept I had never considered. Thanks so much for the time you take to put these videos together.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I see you truly get it my friend!!... thank you for your positive feedback and energy

[@das250250]

Weeds are just a label humans give undesirable plants but they are the heavy lifters in the plant kingdom and can grow where other plants simply cannot ..they lay the foundation

[@tomfisher3117]

I have always pulled and dropped my weeds in my garden before they went to seed. I used to get a lot of the weed henbit in my garden, which I used to make fermented plant juice. In the last three years I have researched JADAM and I'm sold on it. The only nutrient I worry about is phosphorous. Last year I dumped some organic bone meal into a Jadam 32 gallon black plastic trash can. The trash can was filled with sedum and comfrey. This year, I bought another 32 gallon black plastic trash can and filled it with tomato stalks, leaves, tomatoes and comfrey along with some sea salt and leaf mold. I'm excited to try it next year on my tomatoes and other night shades. I think your video is a great idea. You are turning lemons (weeds) into lemonade creating organic fertilizers that don't cost an arm and a leg. Innovative work for sure. Thanks and blessings to you in the name of Jesus.

[@Still-Learning]

Absolutely excellent and sensible perspective on weeds.👍🏽

[@KRtheFarmer]

Thank you for sharing simple yet effective tips on making less costly organic fertilizer, for the most part of my career as a farmer, I admit on using chemical fertilizer. Just watching your videos change my perspective and will be doing this for the rest of my career. I think the hindrance to others from using this methods are the process and duration and labor but for me it sure worth the wait. Thank you U r indeed a true viking. God Bless

[@lizzieb6311]

Amazing! I never knew the role roots played. Pretty amazing! I used to loathe “weeds” until I learned how beneficial they can be. I discovered the stinging nettles that covered the area in my yard where my mower (set too low) had damaged the lawn. Those nettles I learned can be boiled into a tea and help with inflammation (my arthritis). Also, the “weed” Purslane- that also was all over my damaged lawn - is more nutritious than spinach! Now I embrace the “weeds” and consume them or use them in my compost heap.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes I too have changed my relationship with purslane over the years!!... its so incredibly hardy too it will grow anywhere!

[@littlenugs9942]

@@gardenlikeaviking is purslane plant the weed that looks a lot like roman lettuce? I'll Google.

[@lynnodonnell4764]

Lizzie, Plz try this w your nettles... make a very strong tea and add about 1/4 cup at a time to Chicken soup. Adds a delicious 'mineral' taste. Don't overdo it. Taste as you go. I also mince the leaves and add them in for fiber and visual appeal. Nettle beer is still made in Europe. In the Middle ages Nettle was considered a woman's herb.Why? Because it's full of silica and that meant beautiful hair, nails and skin.

[@lizzieb6311]

@@lynnodonnell4764 thank you! That sounds terrific. I always have organic chicken broth on hand for chicken soup. Also, my hair and nails could certainly use all the help they can get! Thank you Friend 🙏♥

[@lwangajoseph616]

Very grateful to you Sir. This is a good innovation. I am going practice it small garden. Thanks

[@TuringisLearning]

I am thinking of starting a music following, my name will be "The Artist Formerly Known as Weeds". Love that nothing is waste to you, and that you show that all of nature has a purpose. Also, the Kitty is my second favorite part of your videos. I found having furry friends around while doing outdoor chores helps my morale!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

lol then just shorten it to "the artist"

[@annettetice9952]

Great info as usual! Thank you 🙏

[@margaretlocke7938]

Everyone should have this course in college as a requisite

[@torktool]

Sir, I really like your teaching style!!! When you teach, your face shows wisdom and experience, taught with an incredible attitude. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your knowledge.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

you are very welcome my friend I appreciate your positive energy!

[@torktool]

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[@torktool]

Hi. In appreciation for teaching us, I sent a gift to you thru PayPal. Did it show up on your end?

[@gardenlikeaviking]

@@torktool yes my friend I do believe you are "torkteknology"... is this you?... if so then yes I received your generous gift and I deeply appreciate your contribution to the channel and the furthering of the sharing of knowledge!!!

[@garthwunsch]

Having learned the value of active biology in the soil and leaving the non-competitive weeds alone, I now have the healthiest weeds I’ve ever seen in my life. Lol! The dandelions and plantain are absolutely massive. I’m being nice to them and they’re being nice to me! For those that I have to control near rob plants, I cut them off at the soil surface and lay them on the garden for mulch.

[@susanshelit]

Dandelion is not a weed! I let a couple of them grow and harvest both leaves and roots. Especially the roots are good against just about any bowel problems. Both leaves and roots are good for cleaning the liver (tea).

[@susanshelit]

And plantain is an antibiotic.

[@chadwolfeschledgelsteinhau9697]

Perspective is everything! Thats how i deal with all my problems now what used to be problems are gifts! Every day is litterly xmas for me True!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

that is definitely the winning mindset my friend

[@anian916]

Your principle is a fact and a solid knowledge from the book I've read before on soil and health library and still practicing it.

[@linpollock54]

Hi from Crete. I've heard of doing this but the information is always so vague. You give a really useful and detailed account - as you do with everything! It makes all the difference. I was fascinated with your introduction about why weeds always grow first. Also as to how useful weeds are in the right place. It's that old saying about weeds are only plants but in the wrong place. I'll be making this feed tomorrow as I'm planning to weed my comfrey and herb beds. You are a real joy to watch. Thank you, Nate.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

Thank you for the lovely feedback my friend🙏

[@SeherSeven]

Sub'd bc you out here telling the TRUTH!!! The strongest beings tend to be marginalized, plants are no exception.

[@karenjeffries7242]

We call it “stinky juice” lol. I also toss in egg shells, coffee , tea, and banana peels. I also use primarily chick weed, purslane, and dandelion because of the nutritional value. I have a lot of it. This was my first garden this year and I used it and nothing else , and my plants are phenomenal.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes for sure that's a very potent combination you're using and honestly you won't need anything else so long as your soil is full of life!

[@karenjeffries7242]

@@gardenlikeaviking I’m doing regular composting also so hopefully I’ll have all types of bacteria it needs

[@nic.h]

Stinky juice is spot on. Just used my first batch, and it certainly attracted the flies for a bit even though I waited for early evening before using it.

[@williamwoody7607]

I can’t watch this guy without thinking about Techno Viking. Both are bosses.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

brother I'm honored to be mentioned in the same sentence as The Techno Viking!! lol

[@TearDrop455]

Thank you so much. You are an Excellent teacher and I appreciate everything you say!

[@aphrodite891]

You are a very special human being for extolling the purpose of weeds. Very important information here for gardeners and lovers of the earth. Thank you and blessings.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the positive energy my friend!!

[@HectorMartinez-xc3iv]

Thanks from Laredo TX amigo 🤠

[@JJStarr]

Dandelion greens make a great cut and come again treat for my chickens. A lot of the weeds we see also have strong medicinal purposes, like plantain and dandelion.

[@Dirtybird37]

Thanks! This guy is so knowledgable ! Ive read the JADAM book and he is speaking the truth.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the support my friend I appreciate you!!

[@Monkeybongoes]

Fascinated by your comment about how living roots build soil. It's sandy where I live, and I noticed where ground cover plants are growing (typically invasive species) the soil is much more dirt like than the usual sandy loam. So I've learned to let such "weeds" spread, then yank them for fertilizer and mulch, while getting improved soil where the "weeds" were growing.

[@das250250]

You discovered soil building

[@taitsmith8521]

Don't yank the roots out. You're working against the process. If you want to speed up the process use goats, or just mulch over the weeds.

[@susanshelit]

Google dr Elaine Ingham, food soil web.

[@das250250]

I made a 2 X 220 litre bins with a tap spout about 5 cm from bottom. I place on some bricks as high as a bucket so that the bucket sits comfortably under the tap spout . I place all weeds and fill with water. Usually that takes 6 months worth of weeds before using the second bin. After 6 months I start utilising the water out of spout to add 1:10 water to my garden watering. After a year I empty the solid remains and place in a compost much and allow that to break down. It now is ready for more weeds and contains some original water bacterial mix from the original batch. I simply add water if required along with weeds and cycle .

[@isabelladavis1363]

Great recipe well explained thank you for sharing !

[@lovenlight2020]

WOW! I have been watching SO MANY different videos to start my 1st year of gardening veggies & fruits! I came across ur vids & just watchin 2 videos, u have answered soooo many questions! U should be everywhere!! 🤷‍♀️ How am I JUST finding u!?!?!! U have so much knowledge, & I can feel u have a great spirit! Thank u for all ur doing to help those of us wanting/needing to learn ✨️❤ Also... U COMPLETELY changed how I look at "weeds" & everything growing in general. I loved "Weeds are natures band-aids"

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the positive energy my friend I'm happy you're feeling the vibe!

[@serenawood6991]

I am so glad I found your channel. Your elaborate and exhaustive explanations have cultivated a deeper appreciation in me for everything God has given us in nature! I am so grateful for all the time you put into educating others and helping us to truly be successful in gardening and sustaining life, ourselves and in the soil 😄

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the kind words and positive energy my friend I appreciate you!!

[@anth115]

​Garden Like a Viking yet our lawns and grass are not natural to the environment and out compete weeds if you have a thick healthy lawn. What's the difference between our grasses which are not native to the land vs veggies to you? Grass will out compete weeds.

[@Crazy_Garden_Lady]

I do not have grass clippings because it's to dry but I have a crazy amount of the flower Pallenis maritima and Cistus. Here on my property they're like weed. I do ferment them with blackstrap molasses, micro organism and water. I make fertilizer out of them. I don't know if it'll work but soon I'll try it out. And it smells like honey!

[@sandrarichardson2713]

Another great helping of information. Love it when your QC supervisor shows up. Jesus bless.

[@iformation438]

I'm really glad I found your channel. Your videos have been very informative.

[@michaellockwood4237]

Excellent

[@LadyVoldemort]

Aaaw, you have a sweet, curious tortie there! 🐈‍⬛🥰 Please send them my hello and pet from a fan half the globe away! For me, gardening without cats (or dogs or any other pets) would be lonely. I love the way my cats patiently waiting for me working on my yards while humming/singing and conversing with them, I feel them guarding me. They saved me countless times, alerted me with their stances if there's scorpions/centipedes/snakes/chivets around (I live in an almost solitude suburb area in Sumatra Island, Indonesia...plenty of those coming into my yards). ❤ BTW I really like the way you explain things, you're such a smart, wise, wholesome person, and your garden and plants are awesome. I've learned a lot and I think you deserve millions of subs. Keep up the good work, man! 😄👍❤

[@stompthedragon4010]

I like that, nature's s bandaid. Wow, that is a huge dictionary! I had always thought weeds in my flower gardens used nutrients that the flowers need. ( plus they hide the flowers). Purslane is also edible. Edible and medicinal flowers and other plants fascinates me. Wish I'd known my calling younger in life.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I have tried to eat purslane a number of times but its just a bit too slimy for me to enjoy eating... how do you like to prepare it?

[@stompthedragon4010]

@@gardenlikeaviking lol! I haven't tried it yet. I did finally try dandelions recently but I really screwed that up ( harvested them from near a driveway 🙄)

[@praisebetoyahuah4156]

@@gardenlikeaviking slimy? Mine never were slimy ... It's always fresh. I love the taste of it so much I brought seeds lol. Only now it's too cold for them to grow. Hopefully when winters over i can plant some.. great for salads etc.

[@grimeymeliver9575]

Excellent! I've got what we call 'Swamp Juice', and added egg shells and banana peels and tea grounds. It stinks something awful for sure! It's in a 55 gal drum. Fingers crossed it works! Thanks for the vids my dude! Fantastic job!!

[@rosymiller3190]

You are full on the most fantastic wholistic gardener I have had the great fortune to find. Thank you so very much for your love and understanding of nature and your exquisite way of explaining and teaching what you know.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I really appreciate the positive energy my friend thank you!!

[@jamestyrer6067]

CANT WAIT TO MAKE THIS NATURAL FERTILIZER. THANKS

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Interested and helpful to overcome lack of ferterizer ♥️

[@devoutone1]

Thank you so much for your awesome content. Has drastically changed the way i garden.

[@adamjh600]

so glad ive found this chap... loads of knowledge here

[@qweeknee4208]

Great video! I have lots of volunteers this year that appeared after broadcasting my pea seeds. So, in amongst peas are volunteer squash, tomatoes and lambs quarters. Figured I would let it all grow together. Oh yes, sunflowers too. One big green bushy area. Haha

[@Candy-le5wk]

You are right. The weeds are guardians of the soil………😊

[@reyescisneros1785]

Good stuff. Been doing this for years.

[@monicamaus5990]

Thanks for all the info!!!!😊

[@AaricHale]

Lots of great information ! I planted some of my potatoes in really wide rows so my tractor and tiller can go between the rows I ended up planting all kinds of stuff between the rows after the potatoes had got big . I figured i'm not out of anything other than time because the seed was from what I had saved and I will still get my main crop of potatoes . I hated just leaving that soil bare between the rows . Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend !

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes thats definitely a good way to do it as well... I'm finding this year is not a good year for potatoes its just so incredibly hot and they look tired... as opposed to last year was amazing for potatoes!

[@otilium7503]

Beautifully done, thank you.

[@thomasleebrown3136]

I am very impressed; thank you for the knowledge .

[@danschkeeper4076]

I recently subscribed because I am very impressed with how you explain so clearly the ways in which I can use natural recycling of plants, fish, vegetables, brush, etc., to improve the health of my soil, thereby enhancing the health of the plants and trees on my property. Thank you very much for all the time and effort you have put into this video and all prior videos. You provide a wealth of knowledge that I find easily accessible and readily implementable. So, onto my question: is there any benefit to pulling weeds and leaving them on the surface of land that does not readily grow plant life at the present time (i.e. dried-out, dusty land composed of grainy, light brown material)? Fresh, nutrient-rich topsoil will eventually be brought in to cover these areas of land, but in the meantime I would like to do something to improve what will become underlayment in the hope that future grass will develop deep roots. Or, am I completely off-base? Thank you in advance for your help!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the positive feedback my friend!!!.... its best to leave the weeds in the ground for now because they are feeding the soil and will not do so if they're dead... I'd suggest planting a "cover crop" immediately on that location to get living roots in the ground and begin transforming the soil... then when the cover crop dies it will all fall on top the surface and begin to decay and that will start the cycle for you... definitely a cover crop!

[@danya.9602]

@@gardenlikeaviking What is a cover crop?

[@chivala7189]

​@@danya.9602 It's any kind of plant you plant in the cold months so that the ground doesn't remain exposed. If you keep digging in the channel you'll find more about it. It's always important to have a leaving Root in the soil so when the hot loving plants will die in the cold plant something else to keep the soil "covered" until you plant something else in the next spring. (Peas are very good in the winter and can Even get through snow)

[@jessek8021]

Thank you!

[@ntsikimshweshwe8479]

Wooow!! Thank you so much for the information. As new gardener l have been throwing the weeds away not knpwing that thry are so important.

[@michele33s68]

Exactly how I feel about weeds.

[@robinaart72]

you're a great teacher - very interesting vid - glad I watched. thanks.

[@glendaescudero]

Love the kitty 🐈‍⬛.

[@riarereitimon4410]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and wisdom

[@soulslikebirds]

Thanks!

[@windhamflowers]

Thanks!

[@edandkathyotoole6521]

I shall try this. Thanks for the new perspective.

[@paulhauchon2265]

Hello, another great content, very interesting for me. I learn a lot one more time. Many thanks for sharing. Peace from France

[@dougreynolds2813]

well shoot, i've been wasting the weeds i've been pulling; that's coming to a halt, thanks again. it's snowing, with snow still heavy on the ground; i can't be out doing what i want to do, so i'm learning from you. now i'll know what to do, when i FINALLY get my hands in dirt again.

[@MareSimone1]

So beautiful to realize the plants in nature as a community and hear how they support each other. So informative and enlightening. My question is can I use leaves from squash that have an bit of fungus?

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes that will be ok to use... just let it all digest long enough you cannot recognize what plants are in there and that's when its all broken down enough

[@colleenavery232]

Tragic & beautiful at the same time when you think about it. Weeds coming up through sidewalks and cracks in the street and concrete and cement, where we've scarred and replaced the earth, to break right through it and heal it.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I often feel that way when I look at an abandoned lot in the city... its like the mother is trying to reclaim her health and beauty

[@zepguwlthistle7924]

l love your videos and also that you are in zone 5b just as I am so all your plants and gardening tips will apply to my zone/gardens. I still havent gotten the nerve to make jadam :)

[@life.takeslife]

I was driven to the earth from a young age ad had soon realized that the earth is the fullness....we came from our parents ad is going back to the earth but it's facts that grassroots man live long full lives like trees planted, the earth is our religion..good info man ad I love your dictionary lol keep up the good works..

[@gardenlikeaviking]

well said brother

[@timisaac8121]

Get video! TY. For most people, this is life altering. Thanks!! Please consider redoing this as two shorter vids: Background (very interesting) and making the fertilizer!!! Earlier this year, I took a huge giant step: Make my own soil!! Make my own fertilizer from weeds? Perfect timing for me- Thanks again!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you my friend and yes I often consider splitting the videos into two but I just can't imagine doing the practice without the theory first... without the theory the practice doesn't really make sense for the long term

[@timisaac8121]

@@gardenlikeaviking Thanks for the kind reply: This morning I was cutting "weeds" I use to feed my chicken: I thought of your explanations these wide, flat green leaf 'weeds' were actually "mining" nutrients from the soil!! hehehe- TY for this!!

[@cliffordferguson6520]

I want it now so i used the dry weed that i have for a long time pile up in a corner and it stink as usual and it works just as good for banana and pawpaw.

[@ismaelnin8960]

Thanks 👍🏼

[@TaanayeSikhosana]

Kitty supervised and approved, thanks Nate

[@debrasfrugallife3703]

I normally do a chop and drop and not mess with the roots I always worried pulling out would hurt my vegetables plants root I now have a better understanding of the importance of roots . 🙏.

[@garybarton3411]

"It's what you leave behind that really counts"

[@claudinebigirimana5408]

Your explaination are perfect. Thanks you

[@markuswade2158]

Wow, that decomposed fast. Thanks again for the info!! Always learning. Are you still using this just after 2 weeks? Or are you strictly waiting a year or something?

[@kendexter]

Happy to found ur channel. Love it ,very good content . Gonna watch all during upcoming holidays i guess

[@stefanogizzler]

Excellent videos!! Nature is wonderful, Am fermenting hyrax manure from the mountains to test on orange plants. Thank you.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

wow what is a Hyrax?... please keep us posted on your test results

[@stefanogizzler]

@@gardenlikeaviking A small well furred short tailed animal the size of a rabbit found on rocks in Africa, produces some of the best manure known to mankind!

[@nauticalnovice9244]

Weeds don't deserve the hate they get! They have many purposes! In my garden 90% of the plants are "weeds" the rest are grass which started to grow naturally. I very much dislike how people get rid of them and replace them with grass. Which are usually non native. So... American lawns. American lawns are the most unnatural lawns throughout the entire world! Giant monocultures.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes the American lawn is a tragedy!

[@gabriellamclellan1102]

Thanks again you are gold..❤

[@UnrealTournament420]

Thank you Nate 🙏🏼

[@susannahdi]

This is great . Thank you!

[@annewangari3466]

Good morning my teacher(East Africa).Two disturbing question. Please !Please! What can I use to eliminate moles in the farm.?,they. Are a menace here and am a new farmer.2. My small farm seemnot to welcome Irish potato growing as they suffer from WILTING leaves. The mother potato seem to be the source of the problem . If this happens you may never grow potatoes there in future days as the problem recurs. Please help

[@taylanfpv7560]

hello grandmaster. How should we set it up? How many liters of water should we put the weeds in? How long can we store the completed liquid? How much should we use on 1 acre of land?

[@lelandhank4275]

I love weeds aka carbon material for my compost

[@unaffiliated_x9279]

Really enjoying your videos. I dig your style, cheers brother.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the positive energy my friend

[@invalidtargt]

Have you ever used a test kit to verify what the N, P, K is in the tea? I'm just curious what it would show as measurements and if it changes based on the various "weeds" you add to the tea or the amount added. Great video's in any case!!

[@LadyVoldemort]

Yes, I wonder about that myself. I haven't found any KZbinr who did this yet (both in English or Indonesian/Malaysian) on weeds fertilizer. Hopefully someone will make a video about such experiments and results from different concoctions of weeds soon. 👍 I'm totally interested and curious, if I have the time and means to do it myself, I will! Cheers.

[@susanshelit]

Google dr Elaine Ingham, food soil web. You don't need to know those ratio's. As long as you make sure everything is in there and plant ready, the plant will take what is needed provided you have both your bacteria and fungi.

[@citylotgardening6171]

Just mixed up my first batch it will be interesting to see how it does

[@gardenlikeaviking]

in this blazing sun and heat we've been having it will decompose within a few days to a week at most!

[@gailclay4905]

Thank you for your efficiency and efforts out there finding what is good that has been lost since who knows!!! It will stay in my mind God be willing when I get a place of my own things will be different..🍎🌱🌹♥️🥀🤗

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I wish you success in finding a place of your own my friend!!

[@SIMPLESUNSET28]

Thanks!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the support my friend!!

[@nazrilhakim6773]

Thank's you..... 👍👍

[@marlenecollins801]

Thank you very much for sharing. At the moment i have about a million leaves from my trees. I dont want to throw them out but i dont know how to compost them. Yould you help please.

[@LDuke-pc7kq]

Why haven't I found and subscribed to your channel sooner? 😅 Awesome advice!

[@kunderez]

Thank you for the tremendous effort you put in educating people! 🙏🏻 I think you could still step up your game by studying "mycorrhizal fungi" (topic that I recently discovered myself, yet I know so little about)

[@troytaylor1913]

I usually plant the weeds that I think taste better.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Gods creation is perfect, he has provided all that we need on this earth !!!

[@pranavsaxena664]

Thanks so much 🙏🏼

[@MareSimone1]

Have you tried / made any videos on Bokashi? Japanese fermentation system of creating compost rather quickly and in small spaces, using mostly food scraps and a fermentation activator...

[@rickylu7200]

Oh Nate, this is amazing information and I have lots of weeds to work with, I have been collecting them for my new tumbler to make compost, now fertilizer. Living in Mexico we have different types of weeds, but we do get weeds that look very similar to dandelion and for now on I will allow their seeds to blow everywhere, hahahahaha.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes Ricky just use whatever type of "weeds" that grow well in your area... all weeds are high in minerals!!

[@rickylu7200]

@@gardenlikeaviking Most awesome! The more I watch, Nate-a-thon videos, I find your lifestyle is much like mine, I love fermenting foods, I also feed all my critters wholesome fresh foods and if you are interested, I have a suggestion of two awesome holistic vets I follow, and your kitty would benefit. Mostly cats, I have three rescues, can eat what dogs eat, I have nine rescues, however there are some ingredients they should not have but dogs can, example garlic. Just an example. The two holistic vets I follow for wholesome fresh foods for our animals is Dr. Judy Morgan and Dr. Karen Becker they are the best holistic vets to follow. I found a dang female termite in one of my new rose plants I just bought that have been going belly up. I found two worms in another new rose pot, and I will continue to view your videos and perhaps you made a video how to create a worm farm and keep them happy until I get my composting going. Thank you so much for your response! Rickylu is one of my rescue Pit Bull's names, my name is Tammy. Mucho gusto!

[@lindalu8565]

Great easy listening. When adding weeds would you keep roots, earth and all when adding to bucket?

[@nilukaperera7739]

I think yours is the first video I saw that this liquid can be used in such a short time! Other videos were talking about leaving it for months before using it! Can I use grass liquid also this same way?

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes you can use grass in the same way... to break down the fastest be sure to leave it in the hot sun

[@cacosta6294]

I love your channel , can You share THE garden where u use these concoctions, i would like for your popularity yo boom