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Interesting video. It stands to reason that the legume plants use the nitrogen in the nodules to feed themselves when they are making seeds, but in my experience, I've still seen plenty of the nodules on the roots if I've dug them up after fruiting. I think that possibly what has happened is that the plants have stored more nitrogen than they needed and so there's quite a bit left over when the plant has died.

Do you ship to Europe?

Can you tell me about allelopathy

We grew 5-foot-tall marigolds this year in Idaho! They saved our crops!!

Thanks for the content, Andrew!

Marigolds were very helpful for my garden this year. The bees really loved them too!

There's another aspect to this: legumes don't fix nitrogen as long as there is enough plant-available soil nitrogen. Feeding the bacteria sugar is a cost to the plant, which it doesn't pay unless it has to. The "myth" re: legumes and nitrogen largely dates to the old practice of "green manuring," in which legumes were grown and plowed under so that any nitrogen fixed was returned to the soil.

Now I just need a plant to control Japanese stink bugs. They took 2/3 of my tomato crop this year.

Jsyk, limonene is pronounced, “lee-muh-neen”.

I'm quite sure white flies attack citrus trees too 😂

I grew cracker jack variery this summer. It grew 4 feet tall and this stuff stinks it's aweful but beautiful yellow and orange flowers.

Thank you!!

What an interesting eye-opening video. Slight criticism for you (to help), you should’ve inserted some images to the video of what you were talking about when you were describing everything. However, I was able to picture it and I really appreciate all the information. I’m am planning to build a garden soon for planting the spring and I’m definitely gonna add some marigolds because that’s awesome. Thank you

within the first minute you misspell "merigold"

Herb blubbers 😂😂

this guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about. The nitrate ions are released from the roots when the plant dies and used by the following crop. Yes the harvest takes some but not all the nitrogen away. growing broccoli at the same time is a misleading experiment.

very nice video

Mike hoag already did this more easly by planting guild & to prevent use a fortress plant. & thank for the info about the Nitrogen fixer, this a payback for the info

sowing machine ah yes it plants seeds for you lol.

So then peanuts don’t add nitrogen to the soil because you pull them up to get the nuts? Does that make them nitrogen neutral, like cowpeas?

I really like all the data u supplied🙌🏻🙌🏻💯🤘🏻🔥

Hello

Straight to the point and clearly explained. Thank you 🙏😊

WHAT THE HELL IS A "SOWING" MACHINE??????????????????????????????????

Amazing

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I appreciate that you are determined to explain the science behind it

This RUclips chanel is one of the agriculture gem

Sorry, there are plenty of simpler and quicker popcorn tek out there. I'm not sure why he thinks you have to pasteurize food grade popcorn. A simple room temp soak from 12 to 24 hours. Simmer from 30 mins to an hour using the squish vs. bite check. Put in jars and PC for 90 minutes. Shroomery has a great recipe under popcorn tek. Shrooms are about KISS. Don't make it harder than you have to!

??Hello , sir I have also experience the same thing . Sir my hibiscus plant's soil is a little more clayey . Will it be helpful to my flower (adding compost mulch ) one more thing Sir my soil very deficient in iron what to do ?? Sir please suggest an organic solution . Happy gardening 😊

Other criticism of specifics has already been added, but I feel something that may have been skipped over is, based on your graphics I'm not sure you've ever seen a melon. I recommend trying one. They're an incredibly refreshing treat on a hot day. EDIT: Thought I was gonna be funny halfway through the video. No, you actually meant broccoli, and melon is some broccoli related terminology I'm unfamiliar with.

The Bacteria, are the shoppers, the customers; not the vendors. They have currency, which is ammonia, which they will use to to buy supplies, sugars, amino acids, lipids(?), whatever they demand, the plant will do its best to provide. The vendors are the ones who provide the infrastructure.

Great video, thanks. I'm curious to know what your temperatures are doing during the su,mer and fall.

Talking about how cold effects flavor is such a great point! Wouldn't usually think of that; but it matters. 🌱

Sir I believe every gardener has a pure heart because they are connected to the NATURE Mummi . Sir in past 2 days I have seen most of your videos and I found a new thing in each one of them . Sir please stay tuned keep going your videos are so informative . 😊

Why good video always is underated like mike hog

Sir please do share your biceps size , brilliant 6 pack Sir . Keep going.

Latterly , you are an experienced gardener , I am glad to be a member of your channel . Love from India .

Make a vlog on shoulder and color bone strength . Love your videos , informative too .

It's also informative Sir . 👍

Your all videos are informative , helpful in gardening as well , here is your new subscriber from India . 💙

Nice sharing Sir , love from India 😊

The venders are bacteria.

Parts were severely oversimplified. Example, it's true they use a lot of nitrogen to fruit, they can't just use up all the nitrogen. Besides details like that, really nice video! Another scenario where not much fixation happens is when there's already sufficient nitrogen available.

This guy talks too slow

It's so slow speaking..that no thanks, i won't subscribe.. it's horrible

realy, NH3 + H20 ---> NO3- ?!?

Interesting detail on an old gardening practice.

Can you pls list some crops like favs beans that are optimal compaction crops to support the main crop with nitrogen?

Lettuce is good you're boring