4 White Powders to Transform Your Tomatoes & Peppers
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- Опубликовано: 25 май 2024
- In this video I will share 4 white powders to increase your tomato and pepper harvest. Overall these 4 white powders will transform your vegetable garden.
Aspirin Powder: amzn.to/44VRnwo
Uncoated Aspirin: amzn.to/3QWXICb
Bone Meal: amzn.to/3yC49nV
Gypsum: amzn.to/3wU1aGT
Diatomaceous Earth: amzn.to/3WS7oBG
Digital Table of Contents
00:19 - How to use gypsum in the garden
02:27 - How to use bone meal in the garden
04:30 - How to use diatomaceous earth as a pesticide in the garden
06:03 - How to use aspirin powder to prevent disease on your tomatoes and peppers
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👍 I used to lose my tomatoes every year to blight until I watched your tomato videos. Trellis, pruning, fertilizing, and using the aspirin spray. Haven’t lost a tomato to blight since. Thank you. ❤
Also try dry powdered milk on your tomatoes. A tablespoon in the hole before you plant the tomatoes, literally works wonders at keeping away all wilt diseases. No joke, I read this in a home gardeners book.
I use the powdered milk also!
Anybody else?@@leonardbutler2231
I never clicked so fast on white powder
ME TOO!!!
@@FeliciaRouse-xv6bl😅😅😅
I sniffed this video and was disappointed
ha ha ha
Don't lie!
Diatomaceous earth can be very damaging to lungs if inhaled. I recommend you use a filter mask if working with very much diatomaceous earth.
JIT redefined: I literally just sat down to look up online on how to deal with ants in raised bed. Thank you Brian.
I use Diatomaceous earth in old baby powder bottles. It helps me to just poof it over all the plants I need to protect. I also gave my daughter some to use in her dorm which was overrun with bugs! BLECK!
I love the videos where you get into the chemistry of things 💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻👍🏻 and the facts versus fiction stuff.
Thanks!
FYI, you can buy 50lb bags of food grade DE at the feed store really cheap.
& wear mask at application ❤
Brian,
One add'l caveat for diatomaceous earth: be careful not to get it in your eyes, especially if you're a contact lens wearer--it can irritate eyes & scratch contacts. 😊
I use diatomaceous earth in my chicken feed and goat feed . It’s a natural wormer. It needs to be food grade.
Rocking Video!! ...one addition..
Rock Phosphate!!
..I'm buying some D.E. today now!! Thank You..I'm in TEXAS, so it will stick!😅
Thanks Brian!!! God bless you and your family. 🙏
Thank you for this video. Especially thank you for the timestamps with the actual names of the subject powders. Very helpful!
You are very appreciated Brian. Thank you
Perfect timing on the info, thanks!
I swear im going to remember to do the asprin thing this year. Lol.😂
Thanks Bryan, I just ordered so,e uncoated Aspirin. Thank you for all your good information.❤
I’m so glad you made this video! I got a lot from it but mostly the info on gypsum to help improve clay soil. The native soil here in the mountains of NE AZ is very high in clay. We just had someone dig down 6” in the ground so my husband could lay pavers around our raised beds so it would be easier for us to get down to their level and prune/harvest. The soil that was dug up from this excavation was dumped on one side of our backyard….and it’s a lot. We’ve been discussing how we can make this soil usable in a some flower/ native plant beds we are making in our front yard in the next month or so. Gypsum to the rescue! Now to figure out how to break up those huge clumps! 🤔🤔🤔
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I had a yard that was solid clay. Couldn't grow a thing. I started mulching where I wanted my first garden. Coffee grounds, kitchen scraps, etc and now my yard is very lush. One area at a time.
Thanks! I saw your video on the way out to put some aspirin water on my tomatoes and peppers but also did the potatoes👍🏻
Such an informative video. Thank you Brian!!
Awesome! Thanks Brian!
And here I was sure one of those white powders would be something fun for us, too. Well, dang!😆 (I use 3 of the 4 you mentioned). I haven't tried gypsum, yet. But I was thrilled the day I walked into a Dollar General, and on the medication aisle there sat a big bottle of plain ole uncoated white aspirin. I have written on it "Garden Use ONLY", to ensure that if someone has a headache around here, they're just gonna have to suffer. The aspirin are a garden tool in this house, not a medicine.😁
And ty again for the info! I always need a reminder to use my diatom. earth. But the bone meal, I use a couple of bags each season.
Great video! I was taught to put aspirin in the hole when I plant tomatoes. 😊
I believe DE will also kill polinators, though, so maybe sprinkling on the plants isn't a good idea. 🤷♀️
My dalmatian, Daisy, loves when I put bonemeal down 😂😂
I actually put Sheetrock in my garden, and tilled in, what was clay, turned into a very nice composition.
Awesome! Thank you!
Great video, terrific information, thanks so much!
Thanks for the great tips Brian! I'm definitely going to get some diatomaceous earth. I already have Willowbark so I think I'm going to use that route just because I have it. Looking forward to getting ahead of some of the pests in the garden
Great info. Thanks.
I am so glad i came across your video on RUclips. I have clay in my back yard , very hard to get plants to grow. Cant wait to try gypsum and all the others too. Thank you
I use white willow bark all the time. Good stuff.
It is also good as an organic rooting solution.
My seed soak has some white willow and H2O2.
Namaste
Fantastic video! As a chemist I can confirm aspirin is organic, meaning it contains carbon. 😂
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Fantastic idea's Brian. I use DE on my tomato and cucumber plant's. I just had to cover then with shade cloth because it's just too hot here in Florida. I'm going to use the aspirin too.
Thank you so much.
😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘 thanks a bunch! For the gypsum tip! Hallelujah!
Thanks!
Health food stores sell white willow bark tablets. I actually have them instead of aspirin. I think I'll try this as I live in the humid south.
Aspirin was a game changer thanks to you! Of course the nurseries want to sell lots of need which doesn't work as well.
Have soaked willow in water for years. Works fine but unless you have a tree to work with nearby, it's a big hassle.
White Powder #5 for me is kaolin clay for tomatoes. Helps with heat stress. Doesn't do anything for blooms but seems to create a sunshield on the leaves and fruit. Less cracking on the heirlooms so they can ripen a little more on the vine. Cheap and easy to spray and wash off the fruits.
We have a huge pussy willow tree so I will try soaking the leaves. I also have white willow bark that I take for headaches, it is as good as aspirin I think.
I just watched a video on using kaolin clay for things like apples, watermelons, squash and other plants that have vine borers. I was looking for some on Amazon but could only find the stuff for facial masks. Is it the same?
@@happy2cya70 yes but it is pricey. Depending on where you live, bait shops may have it. I did buy it on eBay a while back. 10lbs for $15. It takes about 4 oz per spray gallon. We run a small farm and keep a lot of it around. Hit me up if you get frustrated.
how do you use/apply it?
@@GraceSufficient74 a good 4 ounces of clay powder to a gallon of water. Coat the entire plant.
I have been using fresh Willow extract that i make from the White Willows i have on my property for the last 7 years, and I can say for certain, it provides amazing results! The active rooting hormone in them has made a night and day difference on the roots i get on my plants now too.
I used diatomaceous earth last year and it worked against slugs. Need to try it this year again as I lost already some tomatoes to them.
Thanks Brian. 💐💚🙃
🎉thank you 🎉great information 😊
I counted 5 here:
1. Gypsum
2. Bone meal
3. Compost activator
4. Diatomaceous earth
5. Aspirin
Bone meal is the activator
Thank you.
Following the pruning vid! LOL! 😉👍
Try to not breath in blowing diatomaceous earth. It has the potential to cause silicosis.
I bought DE today and I use the aspirin spray every year
I just posted a question about this. I have DE...used infrequently in past. I hope the DE doesn't cause an immune response, as I can be sensitive to particles. I am going to buy aspirin this week!
Calcium silicate Vansil w-10 is another white powder that may be good for gardens. Good for powdery mildew and adding calcium. It’s mined out of NY.
This is very interesting information. Thank you for these suggestions. Do you have suggestions for aspirin application frequency in high desert area? Dry hot climate, 6000 ft.
Willow branches make an excellent compost tea that can be sprayed on your plants. Put cut up willow branches in a 5 gallon bucket of water, and let the branches ferment for 2 weeks. Cover the bucket with a screen to keep out insects, because it really stinks. Strain the solution through cheese cloth or a very fine screen, so that there are no solid particles left in the liquid. Dilute the liquid tea to at least 50% strength or less, and put the solution in a sprayer or spray bottle. Hower for any health safety concerns, do don't use on edible crops if you intend to eat witin 2 weeks. Ornamentals you can apply anytime.
Yay! You answered my DE question! Good to know as I’ve got ants in my garden 😕 Have a great weekend Brian!
A garden with no ants would be a sight to see
You too!
@@adoschtinad 😂😂 indeed 😆
I used the aspirin spray last year and it worked great, one tomato that was not blossoming started to blossom and set tomatoes on in the first 2 weeks of use.
What's the ratio between aspirin and water?
@@doloreslane4259 6oomg per 1 gallon of water
Using all four powders all the time. At planting I add two tablets of aspiring for the tomatoe and one tablet for the pepper and the eggplant plants. Also, I mix DE with the potting mix to prevent fungus gnats.
Why have I not seen your homestead videos? Miss them
I wonder if I could use goody powder aspirin?
At the beginning of the season I'm mixed up the aspirin solution now two months later is it still good or do I need to mix up another batch. Thanks
Willow stems are good for a lot of things. Willows protect cows and their calves, the stems help things grow in your garden. I haven't practiced this personally but my Uncle's have and it seems to work. It's wierd but it stimulates the plant somehow, I can't figure it out cause I'm not a sientist.
It has a natural rooting hormone ❤
should have one more. azomite. i also use volcanic ash available here from mt. st. hellen eruption.
DE is a fraction of the price purchased at a feed store than it is a garden centre or Amazon
Instead of DE, I use cheap clay cat litter around my plants as a mechanical barrier to slugs and snails. Like DE it will wash away under heavy rain conditions, but I have tight soil so that is actually helpful.
What do you recommend for Sandy soil?
Can also use regular milk
The added benefit of using aspirin on your tomatoes is your tomatoes won’t get a headache!
Especially helpful if you co-plant your tomatoes with head lettuce! 😂
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❤
I was subscribed, and just noticed that I no longer was subscribed for some odd reason because I never unsubscribed! I re-subscribed to your channel...
Hi Brian,
Would the salicylic acid in Aloe Vera leaves have the same effect?
What can I use on roses for aphids n leave spotting
I love to learn the secret for aphids as well ...
Per Brian, I planted nasturtiums near my roses as a trap plant for aphids. I was stunned how good it worked. I’ve never had aphids since (and had them for years prior).
i need a video for grapes
I thought the research and gypsum in clay wasn't good. Do you mind sharing your sources?
Ca mixiing powdered milk in soil around plant watering it in be beneficial?
I've read gypsum is good to correct ph. The ph in my vegetable beds are all around 7. Would gypsum fix that?
7 is neutral 6 to 7.2 is about right for a garde
Hi Brian, I’m in SoCal zone 10A-B. I started seedlings in growing trays May 5 and within a week the potting soil was crusted over. I got zinnia, and a few cosmos. Can you tell me how to prevent this from happening again thank you.
I'm in central California and my garden soil (sandy soil) crusts over. I've been adding compost and manure for 48 years and still can't stop the soil from developing a water repelling crust. I have to always break up the ground before watering.
Would the aspirin solution help flowers and plants like hydrangea and iris from black spot or dahlias from their diseases?
Can I use Diatomaceous Earth and Aspire at the same time? I believe Earwigs are eating holes into my vegetable leaves. I'm seeing them in the house since the siding, walkway, and patio were power washed recently. I haven't seen any slugs yet this year but did get them last year. My vegetables/herbs are mostly in large planter boxes.
Thanks for the information.
Can anyone out there tell me where to get an inexpensive source of gypsum? It is very expensive to buy from the garden centres. Diatomaceous earth is also very expensive. It is used as an animal feed supplement so you can find it in large bags at your local animal feed supplier. I live in Western Canada so found a 30 lb bag of it at Peavey Mart for a fraction of the cost of the garden centres.
My dad used to collect used gypsum board (dry wall) and throw it down where the soil was hard, then walk over it with boots on to break it into smaller pieces. Of course, parts of the pasture would look like a junkyard for a couple years until the rain and plants had incorporated it a little more. God knows what is in wallboard these days, and if you find old stuff, you will need to watch out for lead paint. My did only use unpainted.
So I still have a question about pruning determinate and cherry tomatoes. Should I remove lower leaves that may touch the ground or get splashed by rain?
I don't but it wouldn't hurt
0:24 Gypsum-Calcium sulfate dehydrate. High levels of sulfer and calcuim. Mostly use for breaking up compacted and clay soil. Making it more porous. Also helps to remove salts from the soil. Helps prevent crusting of the soil. Does not change the PH of the soil. Good idea to add compost with it to soil as well.
2:31 Bonemeal-Great source of Phosphorus. The P in the NPK of fertilizer. Slow to break down. Only need to be applied once per year. Plays a big part in photosynthesis, in root, fruit and seed production. Promotes flowering & increases disease resistance. Around base of plants-1 T. Up to a cup around shrubs or trees. Mix a few inches into the soil. Water thoroughly. Too much will disrupt nutients in soil. Follow label direction. Can activate the compost bin.
4:41 Diatamacious Earth-rich in silica. Safe for humans. A natural insecticide. Cutting through eletroskeletons of ants, aphids, and slugs. Must be reapplied after a rain or when wet.
6:13 Aspirin-Helps control disease in garden, produce more fruit and maskes fruit taste better. Works only on olants in the nightshade family. Tomatos, eggplant, potatoes, peppers. Spray aspirin solution. Spray every 2 weeks. Keeps plants immune system up
600 mg of aspirin powder, blend with 1 cup of water. Mix with 1 gallon of water. And use in sprayer. Look for aspirin that is uncoated if using tablets. You can mix in a fertilizer for foliar feeding with it as well.
and for watermelon
Bone meal made from livestock bones could potentially carry BSE. At least, that is the concern some have expressed. Some bone meal is made from fish bones and might be preferable.
So you would grind 2 (325mg) Aspirin to get the 600mg of powder for the spray, is that correct?
How much is 600 mg aspirin powder when measured?
DE kills beneficials too, so that one needs additional warnings
What about baking soda? I have heard it can help with pests.
May I suggest a 5th powder that will help you pull weeds for hours on end?
Doesn't diatomaceous earth also hurt worms in your soil?
Will DE eliminate blight? I just noticed the lower leaves on my tomato plant have started turning yellow and spotty. I have DE on hand right now and can apply.
No, blight is a fungal problem. DE attacks arthropods, both good and bad, so use only where you really need to.
I looked for aspirin powder but they all had caffeine in them too. Will that hurt the plants? I didn't see a link to the one you have, is it caffeine free?
I bought the powdered aspirin however because it is for horses, it doesn't have regular measurements on the tub. Can you please tell me how much is 600 mg.? I guesstimated and used 1 teaspoon but I would like a real measure so I don't overdose my tomatoes and chile's~ Thank you~
My husband mixed all my tomato seeds together and I planted them all how do I tell which is which
I just got aspirin at Dollar Tree the other day specifically for tomatoes and peppers
Do the same. The cheapest.
Were they uncoated? I have looked everywhere I go and only found coated.
@@lisakramer9373 Yes, they are uncoated
@@lisakramer9373Yes. They were uncoated
8:32 I'm pretty hard-core 😂 I was thinking, hmmm I don't like aspirin in my body, I don't think it would be good to put into the plants I'll be eating 😅 I've been fortunate enough to never have issues with losing tomatoes to pests. SQUASH BUGS on the other hand...
How do I convert 600mg to ounces
White willow powder instead of aspirin?
DE will also kill beneficial bugs as well. Use with caution!
Does diatomaceous earth hurt worms in the soil?
I have a willow tree, may try soaking the bark. hm
Our south central Texas property is clay & the deeper we dig the stickier it gets 😂
I had blight on my potatoes.. I ripped out the foliage.. digging potatoes out tomorrow.
Personally using DE is a pain. Hard to apply and then next watering it is worthless as it got wet.
What does diatomaceous earth do to the earthworms in your garden bed?
I use Diatomaceous Earth very conservatively because it will kill honeybees too. I don’t just fling it everywhere.