Enrich Your Soil for 1,000 YEARS with This ONE Ingredient
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- Enrich Your Soil for 1,000 YEARS with This ONE Ingredient | Soaking chickpeas before planting can have several benefits for the soil in which they are grown | Chickpeas are legumes, and like other legumes, they have a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria (such as Rhizobium species) that live in their root nodules | When chickpeas are soaked, it may help promote the growth and effectiveness of these beneficial bacteria | This process converts nitrogen from the air into a form that plants can use, improving soil fertility over time |
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Sprouted (malted) seed meal is very good for soil. Seeds have all the building blocks and nutrients for starting plants and those things release into the soil where other plants can easily absorb them.
I wouldn't boil the seeds. Just soak until sprouting, dry them and grind.
❤Very useful information!
from Malaysia . . . how did ur bacteria survived boiling? 😢
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Bacteria heat proof
I was thinking the same thing! Besides nitrogen fixing ability has to do with live legume plants growing in the soil. If he had planted the inoculated chick peas as a cover crop, and then tilled it into the soil along with some inoculated Biochar, then he would have a long term improvement in the soil.
But as someone who has degrees in biology and horticulture, I have serious doubts that this method as shown will work. Sorry!
They didn’t. Phony video.
Just grind up the chick peas as use them.
Much better idea.
Chichpeas will fix nitrogen only when you allow the plant to grow in the soil. Boiling and mashing them up will add only add that much nitrogen that's initially there. It will be used up in a week or so. No question of 1000 years
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Wondering if you add sprouted chickpeas to a compost pile?
how about addressing the premise.. tht it fixes nitrogen from the air.. and makes a symbiotic relationship with some bacteria and roots
Only a living plant can fix nitrogen by entering into a symbiotic relationship with nitrogen fixing organisms in its root nodules. What will a boiled and mashed up chickpeas get roots. Maybe good for making a salad dressing.
Plants fix nitrogen via the bacteria living on their living root systems......the only way this could work is it boosts that particular bacteria (yeast is claimed to have the same effect in the northern hemisphere)
I love this. Has this person been around 1,000 years to actually see this to fruition?
Show us the results too 😉 Watching from India
❤ I'm going to try to 1 tomato to see the difference. Thx
❤Very useful information I dod not know about! My garden soil is very nonproductive and lifeless. Plants grown in it remain stagnant, as if time has stood still for them, which makes me wonder if I am trying to grow something on soil brought from the Moon!!😂 Will try your suggestion and see if time starts moving for my plants!
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Wow I am going to try it this year
How to make the best organic ferilizer to be used once a month on crops and garden
To make the best organic fertilizer that can be used monthly on crops and garden plants, consider the following homemade recipe which balances nutrients and is easy to prepare:
Ingredients:
Compost: This is the backbone of any organic fertilizer, providing a wide range of nutrients. You can either buy it or make your own from kitchen scraps, leaves, grass clippings, and manure.
Worm Castings: Worm castings (vermicompost) enrich the soil with beneficial microbes and nutrients. They can significantly improve soil structure.
Bone Meal: High in phosphorus, which promotes root development and flowering.
Blood Meal: Rich in nitrogen, which supports leafy growth.
Epsom Salt: Contains magnesium and sulfur, beneficial for plant health and chlorophyll production.
Wood Ash (optional): If your soil is acidic, wood ash can help to neutralize it while providing potassium. Use sparingly since it can make soil too alkaline if overused.
Seaweed or Kelp Meal: Packed with trace minerals and growth hormones that stimulate plant growth.
Molasses: Helps in feeding the microorganisms in the soil, promoting soil health.
Method:
Collect or Prepare Compost:
If you don't have compost, start composting. Layered organic materials will decompose into rich compost over time.
Mixing the Fertilizer:
Gather:
4 parts compost
2 parts worm castings
1 part bone meal
1 part blood meal
1/2 part epsom salt
1/2 part seaweed meal or kelp meal
1 tablespoon of molasses per gallon of mixture
Optional: A handful of wood ash if soil testing indicates a need for pH adjustment or potassium.
Mix all dry ingredients thoroughly in a large bucket or wheelbarrow. If you're adding molasses, mix it with water first, then incorporate it into the dry mixture for even distribution.
Application:
Dry Application: Sprinkle this mixture around the base of plants or spread evenly over garden beds. Use roughly 1-2 cups per 10 square feet, depending on the nutrient needs of your plants.
Liquid Fertilizer: For a monthly foliar spray or root drench, mix a couple of cups of this fertilizer with water (about 1 gallon) and let it steep for a few days. Strain, then apply directly to the soil or spray on leaves.
Frequency:
Apply once a month during the growing season. Remember, over-fertilizing can harm plants, so observe your plants' responses and adjust quantities if necessary.
Tips:
Soil Testing: Before you start, test your soil to understand its specific needs. This can prevent over-fertilization or nutrient imbalances.
Storage: Store your mix in a dry, cool place in an airtight container to preserve its quality.
Observation: Monitor plant health and growth. Organic fertilizers release nutrients slowly, so changes might not be immediate but should be evident over time.
This homemade organic fertilizer will not only feed your plants but also improve soil biology and structure, leading to healthier, more productive gardens and crops.
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It would be nice to see result of the crops growrh. PNG
Plan on staying a few days.
I am watching from Sweet Home Alabama, USA. Good information and will try it with my garden growing this year.
Hello... I reside in the 🇺🇸 U.S.A..... I appreciate the video😊😊
Thank you for sharing. It's greatly appreciated. I am watching from Texas.
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I'll have to give it a try here in Massachusetts, USA. Curious about the boiling part. Aren't you cleaning out the bacteria by cooking it? Try it without cooking. Another words sprout the beans then chop them up. No boiling water what so ever. By doing it this way you'll get all the enzymes and nutrition that the seed offers. GL
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@@connief1919 lol sure they rot just the same.....cooked chickpeas are sterile there is nothing magic its just rotting into NPK and carbon nutrients. there are no special enzymes left they have been deactivated. This post is a click scam.
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Which part Annie.
Isnt it fun, everyone telling from where they are seeing this clip. I think its a grand idea to communicate.
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Im watching from u.s. i love eating chick peas
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USA San Diego - I need major help with the soil here! Like desert.
Keep adding organic materials to your soil like mulch leaves dig hole add food scraps. Add all of it to the ground u want to use. Plant something that you already know likes to grow maybe sweet potatos something to cover the ground from burn in harsh heat or even a shade cloth. Keep doing this you ground will change. Best thing to do is call your Agriculture Extension they are a wealth of knowledge!!!
@@mealbla7097I use old bins with drilled holes. All my debrie is put inside and the bins are on the bed itself...
I keep filling with all kinds of kitchen waste....
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One must test in high lime ground
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I want for potassium & phosphorus.
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Thanks for sharing this valuable information.
I am watching from our beautiful India.
Not valuable, don't be fooled.
@@IzzyZon its trash clickbait just to get views, fertile soil is not quite this easy.
I've read the arguments in other replies and have yet to come to a conclusion. I'm in the UK and my modest garden does quite well. My one real question is: where did you get that blender? I use an old Braun one to cut my kitchen veg waste into tiny pieces for the worms in my composter. That blender you use seems to do a much quicker and finer job.
Ninja makes an excellent one that has one of 4 sets of blades like that & motor pops on top.
@@newsviewstoday5689 Thanks, I'll look into it.
@@newsviewstoday5689There is no magic 1000 year fertilizer the closest thing we might have on this planet is Terra preta, and even that needs to be charged.
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Q: are canned non salted chickpeas also ok to use?
lol sure they rot just the same.....cooked chickpeas are sterile there is nothing magic its just rotting into NPK and carbon nutrients. there are no special enzymes left they have been deactivated. This post is a click scam.
I prefer the curried variety.
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If it enriches your soil for 1,000 years, then why do you have to add it every month?????
It says a 1000 yrs with this one ingredient.. besides, it's a figure of speech. You'll hardly be alive to prove the results
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Bengaluru (Bangalore), India. Sprout it, no boiling, no grinding , just smash it gently between two layers of thick soft cloth & make paste, add water.
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For a small garden, maybe!
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From Malaysia. Thank you for sharing.
Iam watching u from Nigeria is it paernot u are blend
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I live in the area west of Dalby Queensland 40 km away …I do see crops from time to time on farms as when I go to town
How very nice to serve Humus the the Humas!
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I am watching ur video from Visakhapatnam, India
I’m guessing the presenter, Amazing, poured off the first batch of soak water to save and add later to a cool batch.
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From South Africa...can I use tinned chickpeas,..thanks
lol sure they rot just the same.....cooked chickpeas are sterile there is nothing magic its just rotting into NPK and carbon nutrients. there are no special enzymes left they have been deactivated. This post is a click scam.
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Do you start off with dry chick peas or could they be can chick peas?
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India . How did bacteria survived after boiling the water ?
here is no magic 1000 year fertilizer the closest thing we might have on this planet is Terra preta, and even that needs to be charged.
the bacteria are dead this is a scam for clicks or just ignorant.
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I which to ask what is the common name of chickpeas
And detail me about the nuts
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