The BEST compost recipe - How to compost

[danny12345678900987]

GUYS! All he is teaching us is out of this great book HOW TO GROW WORLD RECORD TOMATOES.Get this book yourself either buy it or check for it at your local library.If it worked for that Tomato Guy and Lefty, then why shouldn't it work for all of us! So, GET GARDENING!!!! ;)

[ytmalveo]

Kuzu

This plant is very Invasive

[ytmalveo]

Invasive

Pueraria lobata, and possibly other species in the genus Pueraria; see taxonomy section below) is a plant in the genus Pueraria in the pea family Fabaceae, subfamily Faboideae. It is a climbing, coiling, and trailing vine native to southern Japan and southeast China. Its name comes from the Japanese name for the plant, Kuzu

[MisterNickOtine]

that kudzu would probably overtake my lawn and quickly become the bane of my existence and I would surely have to 'hwack' it

[Cristofre]

that was so funny...I havent laughed that hard in a long time. Also, great use for kudzu!

[Praxxus55712]

After the second time he yelled "Kudzuuuu!", I had an acid flashback.

[jjoohhnnnnyybb]

lefty, your vids are the best man.  hope you get started up again when you can. best, j

[sly2kusa]

HAHA! Nice FART!  LOL!!!

[xlarge79]

@sly2kusa in cant believe you like this guys fart?! you must me one of the weird people who likes to be shit on their face!!!!!!

[sly2kusa]

@xlarge79 nah - that would be your Mom! LOL! Go eat poop you poop talker!

[Tewrobert]

@sly2kusa , xlarge79 is mad cause he didnt smell it....cry baby,

He is shoveling shit and you all cry about a little fart?

[sly2kusa]

@Tewrobert LMAO!!! :-)

[TheRastaRick]

I eat a lot of oranges, bananas, mangos and apples. Would it be good if i were to throw the peels of oranges, bananas, mangos and the stem of the apple (after the apple has been eaten) into the compost for minerals and nutrients too?

[crazymoo56]

@TheRastaRick Of course. The more the merrier.

[xlarge79]

sorry dude i change my mind when you decided to fart 5:38 that was disrespectful to your viewers heres your thumbs down for that.

[TheSEEDanno70]

@xlarge79

i thought it was funny!

Which one of use is most anal then...?

[alan30189]

@xlarge79 Lighten up, Francis.

[xlarge79]

this is the best video i have seen so far but if i see a better video than this one i will come back and give this one a second choice but until than this is my number one.

[misskisskadee]

cant you pls talk  & dont swing much of that machete

[jamaldacamel108]

i run it over with the lawn mower

[viseleps]

ha ha Manuuuuuuuuuur! Love how he sways it. Great video, thanks!

[ahabdaman]

you seem to know how to make pretty strong compost do you sell that product seems really high quality

[KC1971J]

@ahabdaman You can just make your own, and yes, Kudzu compost is probably the world's best. People have broken Guinness world records (for fruit/veggie production and plant size) using Kudzu compost. Alfalfa hay or meal makes an excellent sub for the Kudzu. Get the book "How To Grow World Record Tomatoes" by Charles Wilber. Wilber describes the recipe in his book. If you have any questions, just come back here and ask one of us.

[KC1971J]

I don't have a machete, I usually just pull the vines off of a fence or bush. Sometimes, but rarely, I'll use pruning shears to cut some of the larger vines. Here lately I have been harvesting Kudzu directly from the ground. I start by grabbing a handful of vines and pulling back, rolling them together into a Kudzu snowball. It doesn't take long before the "snowball" is HUGE.

[KC1971J]

At 1:39, look at all the beautiful Kudzu!!

[leftysrevolution]

Eggshells go in my compost . Big calcium booster

[iminor94]

@leftysrevolution so i know that all legumes have rhizobium (the nitrogen fixating bacteria that live off the roots of legume plants) but is kadzu the only legume that pulls N out of the air or do all legumes do that? awsome video btw educational and funny.

[paigebarnes30]

Great job Adam! I'm starting a little garden next week in order to be more self-sustainable and this is a great way to start! Here's a tip: My grandmother swears by putting eggshells in her garden, both veggie and flower. And you should see her gardens! ~paige barnes dorsey