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[@TheWeedyGarden]

If you enjoy this content, then you will love my feature film Down the Carrot Hole. It`s the inspiring story of The Weedy Garden from the beginning, in a feature lenght film. Watch it here on Vimeo: vimeo.com/ondemand/downthecarrothole

[@busdrummer]

"Knowledge plus action equals power. Knowledge without action, is Ignorance. Action without knowledge...leads only to destruction" -Dr.Fred Bell R.I.P RAYS OF TRUTH CRYSTALS OF LIGHT *great book🙏

[@miriamlastine1459]

I am 82 years old and I am doing just as you said. Rice water, whole milk and molasses. I turn compost daily. Beautiful soil. Thanks

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Go Miriam 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@ObjectiveAnalysis]

The Weedy Garden why do you feel the need to change your emojis to match your skin colour? Is it that important to ya?? 🙈 you might want to reflect what that says about your psychological/mental health. Cultural conditioning is a horrible thing.

[@craigperry7376]

Critical Thinker you shouldn’t judge others.

[@ObjectiveAnalysis]

Craig Perry dont judge this 🖕

[@craigperry7376]

Critical Thinker no I wasn’t judging. Happy gardening:-)

[@suburbanhomestead]

You deserve my respect for the reupload. It really cements your pure intentions. Loved hearing from your friend. Much more effective. I could sense you had the right intentions in the first time, so it didn't matter much to me personally, but it might have affected a specific audience, and being sensitive to people's historic wounds, being humble enough to not let personal pride take over, shows your true character and wisdom when speaking to a public at large. I think this episode will age much better :-) Count on me if you need anything.

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

Couldn't have said it better myself! I feel like this re-edit fits better with the previous episodes, too.

[@greatalaska6429]

Never cuck to the mob, be yourself and never apologize. Those that matter don't care, and those who care don't matter.

[@suburbanhomestead]

GreatAlaska Apologizing is a sign of emotional maturity. I rather be around those who do. Not apologizing when it comes to a moral principle is a sign of strength, but refusing to do so to appear tough is nothing more than inflated ego.

[@SomeRoomtoGrow]

GreatAlaska “those who care don’t matter”? And yet, look at all the love that’s flowing through this channel, to and from its creator. One could learn a lot by paying attention to what’s happening here. Those who care have a soul, and they matter.

[@Jash22222]

Nailed it!

[@Realdavidart]

This made me cry. All I ask of my fellow human beings is to be kind-hearted. Your willingness to share your gifts, listen and care is a testiment to our true nature. Be well my friend.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Thank you for your heart felt comment 🙏💚🐨🎥

[@douglastobin8996]

Ur only aloud 2cry as long as u end up laughting

[@SpicyMoustache]

I’m based in London and I have a small Urban Garden with my fiancé! I work full time 45 hours per week and I spend roughly 40-50 hours every week between gardening, recording and editing with no days off. This made me feel like my work it’s nothing!! The editing and filming behind this it’s incredible, I’ve never seen anything like this! Also, I’m dreaming about moving in a similar location away from noise and stressful city life. I watched every video start to end without even noticing. My sincere congratulations for the amazing work behind all this 🌱

[@Frombie_01]

Go to his website www.davidtrood.com and have a click around. You'll find photos and videos there that are seriously impressive. When he says he has worked as a photographer/photojournalist for three decades, I somehow don't think he's blowing hot air.

[@prycless2scott]

Reading your comment I felt like I was reading about myself lol. I also live in London with my husband and kids and we both work full-time and garden every chance we get ( well I garden and my husband makes things) I binge watch every gardening video I can find while my husband is learning about self builds mainly cob. I've been gardening here in London for more than 10 years but now we want to move so badly to get space to expand. We have been looking at land but planning permission o agriculture land is a beast in this country so we've been looking at one planet in wales. I do hope you find somewhere nice in the country to move to and I will check out your channel. All the best!

[@SpicyMoustache]

@@prycless2scott that’s awesome! I wish I could see your growing space if it wasn’t for this covid. I wish you the best of luck 😊

[@prycless2scott]

@@SpicyMoustache I can send you some pics on email for now fingers x this covid gets under control soon [e-mail] you can send me an email When you are free and I'll reply with some pics 🙂 I checked out your channel and it's great! Very helpful! Thank you!

[@themasterofceremony1973]

Spicy, your Insta page is fantastic!!!!

[@ArtIsLife3]

4th time watching this video just amazing content every video is a piece of art

[@trenthamilton1602]

I dig it

[@BBcats11]

I love everything about your vids: the cinematography, the humour, the wisdom, the practical tips, and the simplicity. Thank you for sharing and I wish you every success with what you've trying to achieve both in the garden and online. I've been transforming my garden for a few years now and feel inspired to continue.

[@marklandrigan2750]

Perfectly said ✌🏻

[@nickadamopoulos6472]

Love your videos

[@simplifygardening]

Another masterclass for passing on valuable information by telling a very effective story. Great Job David. Your on your way to making me right pal :) Tony

[@alveygardens]

You have my attention! I am waiting with baited breath for your next video.

[@TheWeedyGarden]

It will be up today...or tomorrow :-)

[@petek55]

I find your channel pure and uplifting , thank you for sharing the knowledge and techniques,blessings to you

[@scottyschneider]

Thank you

[@MrRigondaTP]

You are speaking "my language". I live in the city. But behind my house I have my garden... my sanctuary. We don't know each other... but are definitely connected. You are actually... real.

[@lennystiggs7806]

The quality of these videos is insane

[@kiwimike1405]

Your edits made the impact of the original message even stronger. I’ve used bokashi as a means of dealing with kitchen waste for over a year now, in a 5 litre bucket with an airtight lid - an anaerobic ferment using EM-infused grains. The bucket is opened whenever kitchen waste is available, and more grains are added. Once the bucket is full, the lid is screwed tight and the bucket is left for at least a month to brew. As you say, it’s powerful stuff after a month - but too strong to put directly on the garden. So I tip it into a thermophilic compost pile I always have going in the chook run, add a barrow load or two of soil needing revitalisation, any garden greens, weeds, shredded paper, hay or straw from the chicken coop, mound it all up into a “compost mountain”, add water and let the chooks (aka my soil workers) do their stuff: they destroy the mountain, I rebuild it, they destroy it again - a game we both enjoy for a few weeks. By the time they’ve finished, the bokashi has built outstanding compost that can go directly onto the garden beds where the worms have a field day. Bokashi is the one fermenting process that I feel all gardeners should be using.

[@julienaturegrowerstv1958]

Thanks Mike for this tip. I will try this for my organic farm

[@dee24680]

What do you do with bones and the like in the Bokassa? I’m assuming you just use the juice or do you use both?

[@kiwimike1405]

@@dee24680 I’m vegetarian, so few bones, but I have composted the dog’s bones using bokashi. It’s slow, but it works to make them more “bacteria and worm friendly” They end up in the garden being buried by a thick layer of soil and there they disappear quite quickly

[@kathynix6552]

I’m curious as to the reason for incorporating bokashi into the compost pile. I think I’m missing something. When you pour your anaerobic bokashi onto the aerobic compost pile and you and the chooks keep aerating it won’t all the anaerobic biology die off leaving the aerobic microbes to do their thing.

[@robertmachecek5598]

Fantastic videos. Thanks for sharing

[@guavapies]

This re-edit was a bit more business like but I still appreciate it. I do miss the funny moments with the differences with and without crusher dust. The silly moments give the video more life. You are an awesome human being David!

[@lollihonk]

Yeah please just make your videos and don't care about warm washing it for the mainstream...

[@Lauraphoid]

That is still in there

[@DougieG]

GREAT VIDEO! THANKS!

[@cararyan6646]

Amazing, Thankyou, your energy is infectious even across the net .

[@lettyzane2720]

Thank you for the respectful edit! I’m the a wife of a brilliant and successful man who emigrated 20 years ago from Syria to the US and I know how painful it can be for him when people mock his accent.

[@russellgibbon8621]

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!!!

[@BlackDogDesigns]

Fantastic!!!!!!!

[@wandapriest1850]

It's easy to say how much information I gain through your videos. However, the complexity of the simplicity.. I can't find the words. The soothing delivery is unmatched. Thankful to have happened upon your garden.

[@estherspekle7850]

Lovely in many ways

[@rossmail5924]

Thankyou for remaking this. I haven't seen any flack you may have gotten on the last one but I suspect you did. It didn't sit entirely well with me last week but I let it go. The bits that made me uncomfortable are now gone so thankyou.

[@SimSpark1]

i love the aussie cookaburra sounds in the back.

[@elsiemay6619]

Yeah !! Total respect for re uploading .. ❤ love every video thankful for you

[@deniecesmith6022]

You are awesome. Loved this. Thank you 😊🌻

[@2ndPortal]

Amazing! Love that black earth you made!

[@hmmreally4266]

His opening quote is so true.

[@ralsharp6013]

Love your worms Ellen, I have 9 piles 😂😂 Our rice, milk, lacto, molasses nearly ready to add to the piles, then 9 fruit trees 😂🌿🐝 (Our piles so far made up of, Leaf Mulch, seaweed, sourgrass, Norfolk pine nettles, sheep poo, lawn clippings, more mulch, saurkraut, chook &cow poo. Plus your rice juice recipe.) Also thank you to your neighbour and congratulations to you both for your composhi.. That's next on the agenda.. Thanks.. Happy Gardening everybody 🐝🐜🌿🐸🦉💦😘 P.s. Earth mother friend Robyn, made the beeeesssst carrot top &lemon Pesto. Pre-soak the nuts 1st.

[@YalisCommunity]

Thank you! You always go above and beyond! Thank you!

[@beansprout1308]

Wow 21 days to get that beautiful black plant food.. economical fast and effective great recipe . Thank you and your friend for sharing your knowledge. Love from bean 👏👏👏

[@specialk22tt]

Liked this video the first time, like it again this time. :) Cheers!

[@jrdub24]

I love the feel good factor that’s what your videos do for me. And I love that partner beginning with a koala I thought without action is just daydreaming. I think that’s what it said but you are right . So I gotta stop my daydreaming.

[@continual-improvement374]

The re-edit was a good decision! Hats off to your mate for helping out too.

[@mesutoezdil]

After watching this amazing video, I first decided to take a look at the comments instead of leaving one myself. All the wonderful sentences have been written, all the expressions of praise have been used... There's nothing left for me to say 🙂 Sincerely, thank you!

[@pixychx2418]

WoW ! Love this reboot, the explanation by your friend was very appreciated.

[@benjane2698]

one of the best video around. I love it.

[@michelledegrandmont9173]

love how you let your soul shine. You could tell your story a thousand times and each time will allow us to enjoy your creativity unfold. so happy to view these videos.

[@annibridgett9334]

Excellent information, you are a natural. Thank you. X100 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💜💕

[@SecrePeach]

As soon as I check my alerts and see your video I always grab a cuppa so I can watch it in peace. It was so lovely to hear you talk about you feeling in tune with the universes energy and how it was trying to get you there your entire life. I’ve always felt slightly out of kilter with modern society and the trappings of the stressful job only managing to detox in my own space, with the breeze in my face, listening to birds and watching the seasons play out. We are all so busy in life to stop and live in the moment. I always wanted to become more self sufficient and like you, with time on my hands in lockdown I decided it was the perfect opportunity to begin. Since then I too have have felt different, in tune with Mother Nature, like I am finally ‘home’ and I continue to try and lead a quiet, simpler way of life. 🧘🏻

[@donethos]

Absolutely brilliant! ✌😆🌿

[@jakesale6087]

Your videos are so eagerly awaited, thank you. This is so therapeutic. Oh the gardening ok too.

[@AnnBrown815]

Beautiful view at the end. Looks like paradise makes me wanna leave the city life for good

[@southofthesticks]

I love your brain ! ...... and your voice is so peaceful. 🤎🌱🌳

[@aquietplace5832]

The most handsome gardener I've ever seen and your garden matches your beauty. Keep up the amazing work.

[@herenow2895]

I didnt think there was anything wrong with version 1 , But if it didnt sit well with you, then full respect for sorting it out. Keep up the good work. I really enjoy your creative approach .

[@0606Reza]

Hope to see more videos ! Can’t wait for the next one Great job ! Thank you

[@vonnierichardson7861]

Thanks a heap for the rehash - respect! 👏🏼👏🏼🤙🏽

[@edaun88]

loved watching this

[@harpomorris1909]

Thank you so much for the reupload, I have to say that the previous one made me cringe, this is a big improvement. Your kindness and sensitivity are much appreciated. I just love your videos!

[@colette_447]

💕💕💕 love this. Love your video. I feel energised just watching this. Peace and love 🙏

[@lionessofariel]

Boy have we been busy here on the farm since your last video! Amongst the normal farm work this time of year, we have made another 2 bay compost area, with a batch of compost, waiting ever so patiently, but oh so snuggly (how good are the warmer days? 🙌) for the batch of bacteria brew to be ready. I kept the other bay empty and planned on starting another batch but low and behold, this week I’ve become mumma to two teeny calves, so the next batch will have to wait so these two precious little girls can have a cosy little house to weather the wind and maybe the rain- omg nearly over the august winds already! Thank you David, once again 🙏🏼💗✌️

[@bonsaihunters]

Good good Sir, thank you.

[@pepguardiola1537]

Yesss bro! Waited so long for the video! I'm currently at day 3, will turn it later afternoon

[@michaelriddick7116]

Love how the border around the property looks like a baseball "Home" plate :) Very fitting 😊😊💗💗💪🏻💪🏻

[@winslowportraits4925]

Brilliant remake ! With more information, a big thank you!

[@The72Nana]

Loveeee this video so much. You are awesome.

[@Sharkhunterking]

Foxlife in texas loves you structure and flow of the video, and your garden. I as well have picked up gardening during the covid-19 pandemic, I have 3 raised beds now in the middle of the suburbs, the energy I have received from putting hand to earth has been soup for my soul , too truely reap the fruits of one's labor, the core of life .. thanks

[@markirish7599]

Beautiful video thank you so much and best wishes from Ireland 😎🇮🇪

[@wheelyben]

Good work with the edit and re-upload. Brilliant video

[@oliviahart7983]

Trial and error is everything in our first gardens they visuals here are gorgeous

[@conradhomestead4518]

Awesome production!

[@chefgiovanni]

You sir are a genius. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from USA. Stay safe, get cooking.

[@engelsescultor3589]

Very pleasant to watch and so informative ❤️

[@TheWeedyGarden]

Hej mate. Thanks for watching again. U quick man 🙏

[@engelsescultor3589]

I got a notification earlier mate, so I immediately watch your video. 😄

[@joacoperona8493]

dont stop makeing videos! from Argentina

[@EzzyDT]

Thanks for the video. Your new version exceeded my expectations. You listen, improved and gain much appreciation. Looking forward to future video. Thanks again and take care.

[@tierraparadis3902]

what a wonderful job you are doing. Bravo, keep on!

[@ny-7102]

Love your vids so much. Thank you for taking the time to make them for us. One love!!!

[@joealtony143]

Wow. Bless your soul... Such a motivation man

[@rotu41]

Great vid. I'm excited to try it on my patch of earth.

[@fernandamendes3681]

Pure blessed videos, my gratitude for sharing with us ! 🧡

[@rhonel2662]

Gardening and philosophy ❤️

[@sarinhthach1251]

Nothing better then sit infront of a fire and watch the stars!!

[@deborahbuege4011]

Fantastic!!

[@THESELFTAUGHTGARDENER71]

There you are again!!Been waiting for a week....

[@Muffy.from-Oz]

MOST EXCELLENT! All so "doable". Thanks, Muffy from Oz

[@rogerbuoy8418]

Yay! "Compashi," no confusion! Happy days :) Sorry for being so pedantic, loving your work and enthusiasm.

[@lenapas9480]

So rewarding watching this🙏

[@MrHeshtek]

Awesome production mate. Great camera work.

[@thesingularitywithin6293]

Sensational. Therapeutic. Tingle and feels inducing. You are such a beautiful man, bless us.

[@thegreenerlife]

awesome vid, beautiful. thank you for resharing. i liked the original and ya could see there was no ill intent. keep doing the great work and putting out that positive vibe

[@rmar127]

That headland looks suspiciously like Lennox head. If so it’s a great spot. 😃👍🏻

[@rahimsheikh924]

Nice good info.great bro 👍👍👍💝

[@almavasquez6421]

Thank you as always for your beautiful work!

[@zaria5785]

I ❤️ everything about this! Art, humor, beauty, and so much respect for life! Keep up the amazing work. Your channel will reach millions in no time. We need you in these times to bring much hope and encouragement for self sufficiency and community building around the world. Thank you from California! ✌🏼

[@gavhawke1094]

I love you work. Beautiful garden, photography, & words. Inspirational and very informing.

[@jeshurunfarm]

Like the upgrade. Thanks for your help dude.

[@rudolfprehn]

Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing. Very much enjoyed both versions 😀

[@jesscoachsds]

Fantastic videos. I’ve got the Covid-gardening bug too and I’m looking forward to impressing the in-laws with my soil bacteria and crusher dust & charcoal laden soil bed!

[@thumbalina1568]

Thankyou ! 🙏🏽💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@robertscully3876]

I enjoy the re-upload, but the energy isn't what it was in the original. But that matters little. I very much appreciate the content. The information alone in the episode was worth the rewatch. Can't wait for the next one.

[@lollihonk]

Yeah same feeling here...

[@pennat6576]

A joy to watch & an inspirational call to action 💚🙏🏼

[@-Rickster-]

Learning, growing and relaxing and that’s just the videos❤️

[@tessasilberbauer6219]

I appreciate your respect man. 💚💚💚 intent doesn't equal effect and we all make mistakes. How we manage our mistakes and adapt our behaviour is what displays our humanity.

[@TheChristeal]

Thank you so much for this great video! I know you put work into really listening to folks and doing the re-edit! It was great hearing from your friend on there too and getting some Japanese representation on bokashi! You've shown strength and empathy, my friend, and I look forward to many more videos on your channel! To gardening!

[@BaerbelBorn]

7:57 omg! Brought me back to grafic school, and all those beautiful fonts back there. Studied back in the 80s, when a font was something you can touch!

[@ewakraft5770]

The first version was allready so good, this is just brilliant! Evry questions that we had is included. And ur filming and shots are so magnificent. I can watch this evry day, it makes me just happy!