Harvesting Spinach

[gloriousmandestroya]

human pee is good for nitrogen too! I use it all the time

[bjalexandria1]

Fresh rabbit manure is fine to use (but I'd still wash it well). Rabbit poo is a "cold" manure and can be sown directly into the soil, not harming plants.

[grahairs]

Thanks - that was very helpful !

[ShadowBlaze26]

Thank you. That was simple and to the point.

[TheRocketSilo]

people,,aged manure or composted manure is fine for veges,, people have been using it for ages ,, fresh manure ..not a smart idea !

[rubypuppy7]

thanks

[bluemountaindrivepae]

If you use manure for fertiliser cook your spinach. Manure will put harmful germs on your salad. I grow spinach to but oddly I am out of seed.

[HazaaStrokinIt]

ima bout to eat some spinach and rice withshrimp and some fish my daddy caught yumm:)

[HazaaStrokinIt]

@HazaaStrokinIt even though nothing beats wendys or mcdonalds..lol

[wcsli994]

Thanks.

Eileen

[ollietoom]

Garlic

[gr8indasack69]

and how about washing it with lemon juice and rinsing it well?

[logos2600]

i wouldn't use animal manure to grow greens, I used compost for my spinach bed. nice video

[dyse15]

Thank you! Super helpful!

[spyknife]

Best thing to do is to grow the spinach next to any type of pea plant, which naturally add nitrogen to the surrounding soils, rather than use human manure.

[milkgoblin]

thanks! can you really leave like only 2 leaves on the plant and it will continue to grow? i would think harvesting so many leaves would send the plant into shock and possibly kill it :o have you tried this though? how long did it take for them to grow enough leaves for another harvest? :]

[Armornone]

Real survivalist use Human manure!

[spyknife]

@Armornone spinach made from human manure..yummy (popeye would be cuffed)!!

[gr8indasack69]

@spyknife he said horse manure.

[schurkeja]

I agree on cutting the crap,spinach grows fine in good black dirt

[stymye]

why don't you compost the manure first and use that ? pure manure is like hammering a nail with an anvil. and risky for your health

[rigoletto68]

I have the vine spinach but get very few leaves off it.

[ChangeofSpace]

I always thought that spinach was grown in very sandy soil, usually thats what i find in the spinach we cook (fresh) we have to be sure to triple rinse it, because of the sand

[LooseLatitude]

With all that food you must do a cooking episode. I don't know maybe like your favorite dish?

Thanks for the vids.

[coldhandmurr]

Great job once again.

[sittingbull09]

Very Interesting.