One Cup of Fermented Ash Makes Plants Grow CRAZY Fast, But Why Does Nobody Talk About This?

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• AP

  @applebobbingfore6221 · 4 months ago

  You know sometimes nature dumps a whole load of ash all at once... it's called a forest fire or wild fire.

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• TF

  @tfcig2019 · 5 months ago

  So, it’s just another form of ‘Compost Tea’? I add my ashes to the compost pile. I put a shovel full compost into a paint straining bag, then add that to a 5 gal water of rain water, or spicket water that’s set out to vent for 24 hrs. Add @least 1 Tbsp Maple Syrup or Molasses (un sulfured). Stir bucket as much as you can over next 1-2 days. If you have an aquarium air pump, can use that to keep mix aerated, so you e don’t have to stir. Pour bag contents back into compost & water plants w/ the Compost Tea.😊

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• ON

  @Oneofthepatriots · 5 months ago (edited)

  I like the history lesson along with the formula. I’m not in a hurry. Well done!

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• DR

  @Dr.CharlesDaniels · 5 months ago

  My grandpa kept his ashes from the winter and made everyone pee on them... Lol... He was one of the best farmers I ever saw ... He never paid for fertilizer...

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• RO

  @RootedGardeningYT · 4 months ago

  What's in fermented ash that boosts growth and is it safe for every type of plant

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• RE

  @renewyckoff545 · 5 months ago

  All of this complex science, much appreciated,    but evolved ?  All  of the wonderful  things around us , must be appreciated, praising The. Creator , Gifts  that make life sustainable.  James chapter  1 verse 17.  Sad the way man has taken life for granted. Even destroying  the good things that our beneficent  God provided, Jehovah  Jireh!  Jehovah  Rapha,  our Healer.  Even now the earth restores itself, if we just let it.  Isaiah chapter  65 verses 15 thru 25 , a beautiful  future peaceful,  full of love!, no sadness, problems, all in perfect  health, physically,  emotionally, and spiritually,  on the same page,  Revelation chapter  21 verses 3 thru 5 , Psalms chapter  37 verses10,11 and 29.agape  sincerely peace❤🎉😊

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• RE

  @realrecognizefake8278 · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzFuSEly6kM&amp;t=1760">29:20</a> You&apos;re welcome 😊

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• SA

  @Samthemancharles · 5 months ago

  Look at Albrect soil balancing:<br>70-80 Ca<br>10-20% Mg<br><br>Biology is essential. <br><br>KNF is very effective

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• SU

  @SufiaAmir-f3i · 5 months ago

  Wood ash water and sugar or jaggery or molasses .. leave for a few days to ferment . Dilute and give plants

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• CA

  @cadvisors · 4 months ago

  I was thinking about this video, deep rooted weeds are a good ash source

• TH

  @theklipschcave3389 · 3 months ago

  Great video. Best so far on potash. A really good perspective with historical angle. Great for permaculture use. Two barrels, one for ash and water. Take a cup of potash water and mix with water from barrel with comfrey/ nettles.<br>Add a couple of spoons with molasses. And small handfull of good soil. And don&apos;t forget to pee in the can. Stir and let it settle for a few days. Dilute with water into cans...

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• MR

  @MrBeeologo · 4 months ago

  Most plants have been doing this for ages since, Creation, giving carbs out in their root zone &quot;rhizosphere&quot; to culture microbes and fungi that break down rock, sand, silt etc.,to obtain the minerals they need to multiply. About 70% of fertility for plant production is from this collaboration, enhanced by fungal fiber network that help with logistics. (30% is from compost---saprofitic microbes that recycle detritus and release CO2.) E cada Where plants are removed this halts and fertility declines. Weed seed in soil germinate to repair the damage and restart soil life. &nbsp;Your wise collaboration is advisable. &nbsp;Keep soil cool, covered, moist and alive with those trillions of working microbes.

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