The secret to organic gardening
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Great video but lack of mention to the fungal presence in soils, and the general understanding of bacterial to fungal ratio. Vegetables and herbaceous plants prefer bacterial dominant soils where woody trees and shrubs prefer fungal dominant.
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Thank you for sharing! :)
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Good info
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awesome, but would love to learn more about how to get the soil to the right pH without chemicals, as well as which rocks provide what kind of nutrients... essentially to learn proper soil management without ANY need for petro-chemicals or any commercial products. Americans need this knowledge NOW so we can survive when Walmart and McDonald's are not options... this will be sooner than I'm sure anybody expects.
Eraser7622 9 months ago
@Eraser7622
raising PH is easy.
add a acid mulch
apply compost with rock dust twice per year and add a layer of acid mulch over that.
Learn to use earthworm castings as a fertilizer, it will also bring the ph down.
Apply coffee grinds into soil at base of plants once a month if possible or at least twice per year.
hope this helps you.
invisiblegardener 8 months ago