You can use this straight too in an area you won't be planting in for a few weeks. I do this all season long with the diluted every month or so, and in spring before I can plant go I full strength. It is best if you apply before or even after a good rain to get the microbes down deep, and you can even water it in too with rain water. It has a funky sort of sweet cheesy smell to it I've come to know. I like searching for good soil microbes when I go places, just throw a handful in a bag and keep it for next time. As long as it's pretty much local to your area I believe a good variety is a good idea and I'll add in some of my own compost and leaf mold too. It's so satisfying to see a big foamy head on the bucket to know it's good to go.👍🏻 It works like having everything that makes forest soil awesome, transferred into your garden bed where the microbes will then live, multiply, and break down soil into plant available compounds. Jadam is such a great knowledge base to add to any gardening routine.
Normally I use bat guano ,worm cast, kelp and all types of stuff and molasses … I might start trying this instead … I have found two types of mycelium growing in my backyard one of them being mushrooms … I like the idea of watering in fresh mycelium instead of buying that powder
A couple things, you should water it in with a hose or wait to brew until there is rain in the forecast. Since it’s an anaerobic soup it should go way down at least past the first 2 to 3 inches of soil where there is no air, to insure most anaerobes will survive. I heard this from master Cho.
When things began to “go crazy” I heard about the coming fertilizer shortage. Immediately I did some research and purchased the Book JADAM Organic Farming. In the Introduction of the Book, his words appear to be very prophetic. I am thankful that I got the book . I have used his system and nothing more, it is extremely productive. It is good for the soil and the garden!
@@sharshar6522 I have to admit, I did stockpile a crazy amount of Heirloom Garden Seeds also. I have those that I am planting right now, then I plan on collecting seeds from my harvest. Just in case something more happens and my harvest doesn’t produce in a satisfactory manner, I have a load of seeds in storage in mylar bags. I will not allow those “elites” or anyone else to control my food and starve me !!! 🤣🤣
VERY IMPORTANT for the microbes to keep your soil covered! Either mulch or cover crops. Otherwise the sun, heat and air will kill everything down several inches in your warm climate.
So glad I found your channel I started studying JADAM in 2020 and then KNF I have used LAB just fine I’m ready for this next test now thanks for sharing
Hey thanks for the video! I have my first growing season under my belt. Looking at branching out and working on a local orchard...and expanding the market garden. I currently grow micogreens under the name Mr Microgreen. Wish me luck. THanks for helping my understanding more about JADAM. I just brought the book and will continue to study and put into practice JADAM farming here in New Zealand.
Great video one thing you forgot to mention what is your potatoes have to be baked so that way you could smash him if they try to put raw potatoes in them I’ve gallon bucket it ain’t gonna do nothing but again great video keep up the good work sir
Looks fairly easy, thanks for the video and I'm planning to try this! It's pretty cold at the moment outside so I might bring it inside - any odours or degassing that I would need to be worried about?
I wonder this also, I also question why even filter/clothes clothes any of it. Point is if using so quickly and if applied 100%. I realize it would clog irrigation or foliars but it woild be preety easy to pour the bucket and grab the obvious potato’s out and I know the soil u added def won’t matter and def prolly helpful just like any top dressing is.
Very nice! I'll have to make some of this it looks pretty easy. I have been spending the past few months making all of the KNF inputs and I've just started looking into JADAM. Look forward to more videos ✌️
Glad I read the comments about the potatoes being cooked. I'm wondering, though, if the other buckets should be filled the day before so the chlorine is evaporated. Also, what is IMO?
You always make it look so much less intimidating than reading about this stuff from a manual. And yes way easier than the IMO. Would I be able to see vermicompost instead of soil or is that too much? Also I loved the JMS spreading montage.
Depends on the quality of the vermicompost, you could most likely get away with it. The fungi is the component from the forest soil that would be lacking in most composts. but if you have some vermi cast that have aged over a year that would be just as good.
Hi sir, what is the frequency of irrigation with JMS to the soil ?.Thank you. Is it soil conditioner prior to planting or you can do it after planting too ?
What is IMO3? What bother suspending the bag? Even so, why a 2x4 when a thin piece of wood or a broom handle would suffice, and you could tie the knot around it and eliminate the plastic zip tie. From the original JADAM videos, it is recommended that the soil be watered before application of JMS as well as afterwards. I admire your scaling the recipe down for the average gardener. I really like the entire JADAM methods. If you purchased the IMO3, a link to the source would be handy. Thank you for this video, I don’t mean to offend you, these are just questions I had while watching, along with some observations.
Great question! I had the same and opted to buy and research the book. Quick answers. Indigenous Microorganisms = (IMO) Any stick such as a broom handle will work. Just make sure its length doesn't prevent covering the bucket and that it is sturdy. So, according to the book (seen below,) the beauty of the JADAM method, if the low cost of materials by using what nature has provided us. Here is the answer to your questions: "As is always the case, nature comes to you and whispers, “I have what you need everywhere. Take all you need.” Yes. Take it. That is all you need to do about microorganisms. Take them from nature. Bring them to your fields. The secret is in the soil formed from leaf mold soil. It is abundant in the hills and fields around your house. Just take it and use it. Leaves have piled up for hundreds of years and decomposed into “black gold.” It is full of Indigenous Microorganisms (IMO) that have adapted to the environment most similar to your fields, hence making them the best workers because the microorganisms that are effective for the agriculture of a region can only come from that region. Leaf mold soil is the best collection of all types of precious microbes." Cho, Youngsang; Cho, Youngsang. JADAM Organic Farming: ULTRA Powerful Pest and Disease Control Solution, Make all-Natural Pesticide, The way to Ultra-Low-Cost agriculture! (p. 56). JADAM. Kindle Edition. As far as suspending the bag, because you want the active microbes "swinging and moving around, you don't want the medium to rest against a solid surface, thereby blocking free movement.
Hi bro! Congratulations on your channel. One question, to make JMS are not 2gr of potato for each liter of water? So much food will overly favor alcoholic fermenting microorganisms. These are not the protagonists of the soil. We try to mimic soil conditions where there is not so much food.
Hello!. Please your help. I am making fermentation using used coffee, brown sugar and clean water for 24-48 hrs (here is hot weather) and is helping a lot to make the soil softer and many worms are coming and the vegetables are growing faster, even the weed. but I DONT KNOW WHY. I can see you know a lot more and will be thankful if you know tell me why this is good. Regards from Turkey
Basically, there are two ways that organic Matter is decomposed. The Woody stuff is food for fungi and Greens And sugars are consumed by bacteria. So, your Coffee Fermentation Supports bacterial Life in your Soul, which in fact also Supports the growth of weeds.
@@christinewrestsmith6957 it's part of natural farming techniques. Where you take a collection of fungi and bacteria from the untouched forest floor using a hard cooked rice. The collection is imo1. Mixing this collection 1-1, or equal weights - with brown sugar. This would be called imo 2, then you take this and mix it to clean water (ro water, or distilled water is best) and a few other KNF inputs and apply them to a carbohydrate/protein like crushed acorn nuts, barley. There are a bunch of videos about it. Look up Chris Trump for a better explanation...
When doing your mix ratio, if were using city tap water which contains chloride is it better to use rain water or non chlorinated water? If i use city tab water would it kill the jms solution? Lmk thx
Do you have access to the ocean use ocean water not only is it free salt, 35 grams per liter there's many other minerals that will feed the microbe life as well
Only difference is the type of microbial life cultivated, jms breeds anaerobic microbes while aerated compost tea breeds aerobic microbes. Both have their uses. Also jms focuses more on fungal life in the soil while most compost tea recipes are bacterial dominated. Lookup Elaine Ingham if you want to know more m.ruclips.net/video/qnaxZFDCno8/видео.html.
Hello there respect to all the knowledge n heart y’all put out there for us to learn from, deeply Preciated and truly blessed …may I plz know that is it ok to use hydrogen peroxide with the JMS or LABs when we feed plants ? Can we mix hydrogen peroxide and is it beneficial as long as bringing o2 to the soil or aireting?really wanna know Much love
@@sucessmanpower3169 Hydrogen peroxide if used in low levels will give extra boost to plants. we can add 5 to 10ml of 6% concentration to one litre of while diluting.
No no no only top 2 or 3 inches of soil has very lil air deeper is where these anaerobic life takes over... Apply with excessive water to get it deep into soil. Do not till your soil to aerate you will kill all the fungi near the top
Hey man... I made JMS (or something similar) . I've put in a bucket a bag with active charcoal for a fish tank filters, with some coarse grinded eggshells and leftovers from a brewed tea , in another bag one potato and in third bag some Black Fly larvae frass.I also added about one table spoon of molasses. I brewed it with waterstone for oxygen for 48 hrs until thick foam was created. Now 5 days later the fluid smells like sea water (I didn't put any salt in it). Do you think that is ok, to smell like sea water...more like sea water stones...the ones with holes in it?
@@johnknf you are a boss! Quick question. Do you mess with bokashi and if so have you used unsulphered purple bacteria in conjunction with lab or em1? Thanks I'll take my question off air. Jk
I believe it’s done that way in the book. Most likely so it doesn’t have to be strained before being used in a commercial sprayer. JADAM was designed for large scale farming. JMS is time sensitive unlike JLF. If your making a 50 gallon solution and need to use it within a few hours it’s going to be a pain to strain mashed potato and skins.
I want to try this. I use a poke weed foliar with a lot of success. Do you know if this is worth it for sandy soil or will it not take? I am slowly amending with rabbit pen compost but not there yet.
I live in Central Florida and have very sandy soil look and see if you have a local tree trimming company that will give you a woodchip dump most usually will do it for free spread the wood chips out and make jms and apply several times fungle life will go crazy on the wood chips they eat the lignin fibers and it will improve your soil cation exchange
I tried this method using quality worm castings and some high end fungally dominated compost. After 4 days I produced a smelly foamy concoction. I want to believe what I did wasn’t a waste of time as well as a strain on my back so anyone feel free to guide me. 1. What specific microbes are you trying to generate and how do you know success? 2. Given the smell I’m concerned that what I succeeded in brewing is a pail of ammonia. A big concern! 3. Given the need to dilute to such a high degree, the solution is weak at best and really not worth the effort. Dilution is not the solution. I have also bought an expensive bottle of EM which one applies at the rate of 1oz per gallon. At that rate it too better be the nectar of the gods to be effective. If anybody can help me in this journey I would greatly appreciate it. We all want to be as organic as possible so sharing information is critical. I just don’t want to break my back and spend $100 per tomato produced🤣
You missed the point of this video and JMS. It’s supposed to be nearly free. Just a 5 gallon bucket, a potato, water, and a handful of leaf mold soil from the woods/forest, and a little sea salt.
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You can use this straight too in an area you won't be planting in for a few weeks. I do this all season long with the diluted every month or so, and in spring before I can plant go I full strength. It is best if you apply before or even after a good rain to get the microbes down deep, and you can even water it in too with rain water. It has a funky sort of sweet cheesy smell to it I've come to know. I like searching for good soil microbes when I go places, just throw a handful in a bag and keep it for next time. As long as it's pretty much local to your area I believe a good variety is a good idea and I'll add in some of my own compost and leaf mold too. It's so satisfying to see a big foamy head on the bucket to know it's good to go.👍🏻 It works like having everything that makes forest soil awesome, transferred into your garden bed where the microbes will then live, multiply, and break down soil into plant available compounds. Jadam is such a great knowledge base to add to any gardening routine.
Normally I use bat guano ,worm cast, kelp and all types of stuff and molasses … I might start trying this instead … I have found two types of mycelium growing in my backyard one of them being mushrooms … I like the idea of watering in fresh mycelium instead of buying that powder
A couple things, you should water it in with a hose or wait to brew until there is rain in the forecast. Since it’s an anaerobic soup it should go way down at least past the first 2 to 3 inches of soil where there is no air, to insure most anaerobes will survive. I heard this from master Cho.
Right, I was saying the same thing, logic bro
Umm no, how he does is it the way he does it. No one needs ur wanna be input
This time about only 36h probably ur multipling the both, aerobics and anaerobics
@marthale7 maybe it was well water in his hose
@@tannerlane9669 it's literally in the JADAM book by Youngsang Cho
When things began to “go crazy” I heard about the coming fertilizer shortage. Immediately I did some research and purchased the Book JADAM Organic Farming. In the Introduction of the Book, his words appear to be very prophetic.
I am thankful that I got the book . I have used his system and nothing more, it is extremely productive. It is good for the soil and the garden!
I did the same lol
@@sharshar6522
I have to admit, I did stockpile a crazy amount of Heirloom Garden Seeds also. I have those that I am planting right now, then I plan on collecting seeds from my harvest. Just in case something more happens and my harvest doesn’t produce in a satisfactory manner, I have a load of seeds in storage in mylar bags. I will not allow those “elites” or anyone else
to control my food and starve me !!! 🤣🤣
@@matthewpadgett9526 lmao
VERY IMPORTANT for the microbes to keep your soil covered! Either mulch or cover crops. Otherwise the sun, heat and air will kill everything down several inches in your warm climate.
This guy is living the life 😩🔥
Awesome video! - simple and to the point in under 10 minutes!
Thanks man!
So glad I found your channel I started studying JADAM in 2020 and then KNF I have used LAB just fine I’m ready for this next test now thanks for sharing
Hey thanks for the video! I have my first growing season under my belt. Looking at branching out and working on a local orchard...and expanding the market garden. I currently grow micogreens under the name Mr Microgreen. Wish me luck. THanks for helping my understanding more about JADAM. I just brought the book and will continue to study and put into practice JADAM farming here in New Zealand.
Great video one thing you forgot to mention what is your potatoes have to be baked so that way you could smash him if they try to put raw potatoes in them I’ve gallon bucket it ain’t gonna do nothing but again great video keep up the good work sir
exactly dude , I figure a Big miss!
I am going to try this in Northern Thailand. Thank you.
One of the best content on JMS
he makes farming look so cool!
Here in Quebec Canada its work so well the vegetables is so big and abondance
Great bubbling !!
Why wouldn't you just put both inputs in 1 bag?
Um abraço do Brasil, aula de respeito você deu nesse vídeo
Cho mentions to add before rain so it goes deep, and early in the morning or before sunset
amazing.. but I am a newbie to Jadam...what is IMO 3?
Hello why you put the jadam when is sunny ? Do not affect them ? Sorry my english 😏
I wil do it , thank you for teach me 🙏
Kimchi Prep "Lid" :) Korean wife just laughed at the lid.
Looks fairly easy, thanks for the video and I'm planning to try this! It's pretty cold at the moment outside so I might bring it inside - any odours or degassing that I would need to be worried about?
Love JMS!
Do i have to boil the potato first
Yes boil the potatoes first
can I add an air pump at the bottom of the bucket to help the process?
I just was sent this video to help with a fungus that I have in my soil.
Merci pour le partage 👍
Great video about JMS, I will try it out, Thanks for sharing,
Your cabbages are looking good
thank you! they have doubled in size since this video and can't wait to show the progress with JMS and my natural farming inputs!
What the heck is IMO3? Were the potatoes cooked?
Indigenous microorganisms, lots of videos on how to make imo1 imo2 imo3 etc
Thanks for the Great video!
thanks for watching!
Thank you! Why separate cheesecloth though?
I wonder this also, I also question why even filter/clothes clothes any of it. Point is if using so quickly and if applied 100%. I realize it would clog irrigation or foliars but it woild be preety easy to pour the bucket and grab the obvious potato’s out and I know the soil u added def won’t matter and def prolly helpful just like any top dressing is.
great video
Good information given by you sir thank you sir.
I am currently doing this but in my 200litre water butt, will let you know how it goes.
Can I use instant Mashed Potato Flakes, instead of cutting, cooking, mashing, blending whole potato.
Would it not have better to have watered the plot before and after adding the JMS?
I like to see a video on the preparation of natral insectizide
Will you cook the potatoes before smashing it .
Yes
Very nice! I'll have to make some of this it looks pretty easy. I have been spending the past few months making all of the KNF inputs and I've just started looking into JADAM. Look forward to more videos ✌️
it is one of the easiest natural farming inputs to get started, I appreciate the support, happy growing :)!
Thanks for the videos...
music is too loud!
THANK YOU FOR THIS INFORMATION. 👍
Glad I read the comments about the potatoes being cooked. I'm wondering, though, if the other buckets should be filled the day before so the chlorine is evaporated. Also, what is IMO?
Indigenous Micro Organisms there are level to that though that why they said IMO1 - IMO2 - IMO3 - up to IMO 5 I believe
Thanks for sharing
thanks for watching!
Did you add chlorinated water at the end? Seems counterproductive if you did. Otherwise, was a good video.
Hi I can use different like rice instead of potato? Thank you.
If you are using rice this might be a good video for you
ruclips.net/video/NfOgT8jvwJY/видео.html
@@huanliu6354 thank you ❤️
Surely when you diluted the JMS 1:20 you killed the microbes by using chlorinated water?
I can’t here you. Any way you can turn mic.up? I want to know what you are doing and give you a👍🏼
nice very clear materials used.. more power!! keep it up
Nice video!! I only have a doubt 🤔were the potatoes boiled?
yes I boiled these potatoes, but you can also microwave them as well. You just want to make sure you can mash the potato easily
What's the purpose of adding JMS to soil? Can I do this for my orgnic lawn care also?
Great video man. I was hoping to see you at the Grass Valley class. Hope to catch up soon.
Great video! Does Jadam water first before spreading the JMS?
Those Jadam liquid.....no need to keep or use it straight away....lot u need to wait for the rain,?
You always make it look so much less intimidating than reading about this stuff from a manual. And yes way easier than the IMO. Would I be able to see vermicompost instead of soil or is that too much? Also I loved the JMS spreading montage.
I appreciate the love Tres, happy growing :)
Depends on the quality of the vermicompost, you could most likely get away with it. The fungi is the component from the forest soil that would be lacking in most composts. but if you have some vermi cast that have aged over a year that would be just as good.
Its the best korean farming organic
So far mine hasn’t bubbled up like yours. But it’s been very cool weather here on Vancouver island
I live by the ocean can I use sea water instead of adding sea salt to water to make jadam?
Yes
Quick question
What’s the last ingredient that you mentioned?
Soil
Potatoes
Sea salt
???
Much thanks
Imo, Indigenous micro organisms
And that is the current soil around me? Correct?
@@circuscats67 no, not exactly. You have to collect the soil from a forest . The diversity would make your soil richer
You don’t need IMO ago make JMS. That’s like saying you need Pepsi to make Coke. Two different things accomplishing same thing.
How often should this treatment be performed throughout the growing season?
IMO is Indigenous micro organisms collected from leaf mulch in a local forest or under an old tree per other comments.
Is the cheese cloth bag necessary? can I just throw everything in bucket?
Yes but you should use cheese cloth to at least release the starch into the water if not use a blender.
Hi sir, what is the frequency of irrigation with JMS to the soil ?.Thank you. Is it soil conditioner prior to planting or you can do it after planting too ?
It's good to do this a few times before planting to amend your soil but you can use it after planting as well
What is IMO3? What bother suspending the bag? Even so, why a 2x4 when a thin piece of wood or a broom handle would suffice, and you could tie the knot around it and eliminate the plastic zip tie. From the original JADAM videos, it is recommended that the soil be watered before application of JMS as well as afterwards.
I admire your scaling the recipe down for the average gardener. I really like the entire JADAM methods. If you purchased the IMO3, a link to the source would be handy.
Thank you for this video, I don’t mean to offend you, these are just questions I had while watching, along with some observations.
Great question! I had the same and opted to buy and research the book.
Quick answers. Indigenous Microorganisms = (IMO)
Any stick such as a broom handle will work. Just make sure its length doesn't prevent covering the bucket and that it is sturdy.
So, according to the book (seen below,) the beauty of the JADAM method, if the low cost of materials by using what nature has provided us. Here is the answer to your questions:
"As is always the case, nature comes to you and whispers, “I have what you need everywhere. Take all you need.” Yes. Take it. That is all you need to do about microorganisms. Take them from nature. Bring them to your fields.
The secret is in the soil formed from leaf mold soil. It is abundant in the hills and fields around your house. Just take it and use it. Leaves have piled up for hundreds of years and decomposed into “black gold.” It is full of Indigenous Microorganisms (IMO) that have adapted to the environment most similar to your fields, hence making them the best workers because the microorganisms that are effective for the agriculture of a region can only come from that region. Leaf mold soil is the best collection of all types of precious microbes."
Cho, Youngsang; Cho, Youngsang. JADAM Organic Farming: ULTRA Powerful Pest and Disease Control Solution, Make all-Natural Pesticide, The way to Ultra-Low-Cost agriculture! (p. 56). JADAM. Kindle Edition.
As far as suspending the bag, because you want the active microbes "swinging and moving around, you don't want the medium to rest against a solid surface, thereby blocking free movement.
@@humminbirdhoopz8231 so helpful , thank you!
Hi bro! Congratulations on your channel. One question, to make JMS are not 2gr of potato for each liter of water? So much food will overly favor alcoholic fermenting microorganisms. These are not the protagonists of the soil. We try to mimic soil conditions where there is not so much food.
Hello!. Please your help.
I am making fermentation using used coffee, brown sugar and clean water for 24-48 hrs (here is hot weather) and is helping a lot to make the soil softer and many worms are coming and the vegetables are growing faster, even the weed. but I DONT KNOW WHY.
I can see you know a lot more and will be thankful if you know tell me why this is good.
Regards from Turkey
Basically, there are two ways that organic Matter is decomposed. The Woody stuff is food for fungi and Greens And sugars are consumed by bacteria. So, your Coffee Fermentation Supports bacterial Life in your Soul, which in fact also Supports the growth of weeds.
@@beateschluter664 thanks !
Hope you enable download I want to do this athome but there's no internet your videos are helpful
i think i did.. if not please let me know, I am still new to the youtube system
@@johnknf too bad it is not enabled but goodluck on your channel thanks for sharing.
Hi and thank you for the video..
Does KNF have a recipe for natural insecticide for organic farming.?
Yes. Check out the JADAM book. It's all in there
Js and jwa
Thank you for the good direction. Is it possible to use IMO 2 instead of IMO3?
What is IMO 2 or 3 please?
@@christinewrestsmith6957 it's part of natural farming techniques. Where you take a collection of fungi and bacteria from the untouched forest floor using a hard cooked rice. The collection is imo1. Mixing this collection 1-1, or equal weights - with brown sugar. This would be called imo 2, then you take this and mix it to clean water (ro water, or distilled water is best) and a few other KNF inputs and apply them to a carbohydrate/protein like crushed acorn nuts, barley.
There are a bunch of videos about it. Look up Chris Trump for a better explanation...
Master Cho also boiled the potatoes.
Looking forward to trying this…..is this just to be applied prior to planting or anytime and often? Thanks in advance….subscribed!
I left my JMS about 5 days without attention. There is white mold on the bags. Can I still use it?
Nice Vid bro! Just want to ask if I tarped down the soil after I apply JMS would it be ok? Greatly appreciate the reply 😁
Can I skip the sea salt part?
You didn't mention to cook the potatoes.
Can i just sink the soil and potato into the solution when making the JMS? Without hanging them?
I noticed you filled the white buckets with a hose. Is the water you’re adding the JMS solution to, also chlorine-free?
I fill a couple of plastic garbage bins and let them sit for 24 hrs to off gas, easy to dunk a watering can in to fill.
Is it possible to use it in rice,maize,and beans farming
Yes, all farming will benefit from this
When doing your mix ratio, if were using city tap water which contains chloride is it better to use rain water or non chlorinated water? If i use city tab water would it kill the jms solution? Lmk thx
Tap water is fine just let it sit out for 24 hours.
Is it alright if the sea salt contains added iodine? I'm a little worried abt the authentication of the sea salt sold here locally. Please advice
Do you have access to the ocean use ocean water not only is it free salt, 35 grams per liter there's many other minerals that will feed the microbe life as well
Perfeck guys
I’m curious what the difference between JMS and an aerated compost tea is?
Only difference is the type of microbial life cultivated, jms breeds anaerobic microbes while aerated compost tea breeds aerobic microbes. Both have their uses. Also jms focuses more on fungal life in the soil while most compost tea recipes are bacterial dominated. Lookup Elaine Ingham if you want to know more m.ruclips.net/video/qnaxZFDCno8/видео.html.
can i use sour dough yeast as im03 is has lactic bascillus????
Hello there respect to all the knowledge n heart y’all put out there for us to learn from, deeply Preciated and truly blessed …may I plz know that is it ok to use hydrogen peroxide with the JMS or LABs when we feed plants ? Can we mix hydrogen peroxide and is it beneficial as long as bringing o2 to the soil or aireting?really wanna know Much love
Hydrogen peroxide will kill everything.
@@sucessmanpower3169 Hydrogen peroxide if used in low levels will give extra boost to plants. we can add 5 to 10ml of 6% concentration to one litre of while diluting.
Stay the hell away from hydrogen peroxide it will kill fungi, bacteria, protozoa everything!!!
No no no only top 2 or 3 inches of soil has very lil air deeper is where these anaerobic life takes over... Apply with excessive water to get it deep into soil. Do not till your soil to aerate you will kill all the fungi near the top
No. All the Anaerobic bacterias will die
Never ever heard of this ..what does it do?
Look it up, jadam is pretty incredible
Hey man... I made JMS (or something similar) . I've put in a bucket a bag with active charcoal for a fish tank filters, with some coarse grinded eggshells and leftovers from a brewed tea , in another bag one potato and in third bag some Black Fly larvae frass.I also added about one table spoon of molasses. I brewed it with waterstone for oxygen for 48 hrs until thick foam was created. Now 5 days later the fluid smells like sea water (I didn't put any salt in it). Do you think that is ok, to smell like sea water...more like sea water stones...the ones with holes in it?
Its dead parties over they ate all the food and died unless you're somewhere frigid usually aerobic teas peak in the 24 to 48 hours
It's it 1/10 when doing soil treatment? 1/20 when you foliar and mix with JWA?
It can be entirely undiluted if you use it right before it rains a lot.
Is JADAM work For fruit Tree ? Or only for vegetables?
It works both
Great job 👍. Sir do we have to bake or broil the potatoes before use.
Hay guy you never replied to my clarification. But if amm a girl you will not hesitate to reply. You also look like a gay😀😀😃
You boil, and what the hell is your reply?
Fuck yeah! Love from Australia❤
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على ترجمة الفيديوا الى اللغة العربية
Do you need to spread it at a certain time of day ( sunset ?) or any time?
I like to either do early in the morning or right before the sunset
@@johnknf you are a boss! Quick question. Do you mess with bokashi and if so have you used unsulphered purple bacteria in conjunction with lab or em1? Thanks I'll take my question off air. Jk
Do you have a Wetting Agent video yet? Can it be used at the same time as other foliar sprays?
Can you explain why you suspended the potato in cheesecloth rather than just throwing the potato into the water or mashing it up and stirring it in?
I believe it’s done that way in the book. Most likely so it doesn’t have to be strained before being used in a commercial sprayer. JADAM was designed for large scale farming. JMS is time sensitive unlike JLF. If your making a 50 gallon solution and need to use it within a few hours it’s going to be a pain to strain mashed potato and skins.
I want to try this. I use a poke weed foliar with a lot of success. Do you know if this is worth it for sandy soil or will it not take? I am slowly amending with rabbit pen compost but not there yet.
I live in Central Florida and have very sandy soil look and see if you have a local tree trimming company that will give you a woodchip dump most usually will do it for free spread the wood chips out and make jms and apply several times fungle life will go crazy on the wood chips they eat the lignin fibers and it will improve your soil cation exchange
Can we use epsom salt?
No. you should not use epsom salt at all for plants. should use only after proper soil test
Were the potatoes cooked? Or do you just have inhuman grip strength?
Cook ten minutes and blend to speed up the process.
could you simply just mix the salt, potatoes and soil together in the water and skip the plank and bags? just to make it even simpler I mean
Are the potato cooked ?
Hey David, yes, boiling helps release the starch into the solution. The bag helps release smaller particles and not big clumps to better distribute.
Does the plastic.bag help.with stench
Stench means anaerobic. You left it too long. Or you could bubble air through it.
I tried this method using quality worm castings and some high end fungally dominated compost. After 4 days I produced a smelly foamy concoction.
I want to believe what I did wasn’t a waste of time as well as a strain on my back so anyone feel free to guide me.
1. What specific microbes are you trying to generate and how do you know success?
2. Given the smell I’m concerned that what I succeeded in brewing is a pail of ammonia. A big concern!
3. Given the need to dilute to such a high degree, the solution is weak at best and really not worth the effort. Dilution is not the solution.
I have also bought an expensive bottle of EM which one applies at the rate of 1oz per gallon. At that rate it too better be the nectar of the gods to be effective.
If anybody can help me in this journey I would greatly appreciate it. We all want to be as organic as possible so sharing information is critical. I just don’t want to break my back and spend $100 per tomato produced🤣
Lol
You missed the point of this video and JMS. It’s supposed to be nearly free. Just a 5 gallon bucket, a potato, water, and a handful of leaf mold soil from the woods/forest, and a little sea salt.
If you haven't already realised, you brewed anaerobic bacteria. If you want to brew longer than 2 days, you must bubble air through your brew.