GT19 - JADAM vs Electroculture UPDATE!

Here's how Rachel's Electroculture and JADAM experiments are going so far... To see how the experiment was set up watch • GT18 Electroculture vs...
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[@electrocultureYannickVD]

If you combine microorganism and electroculture together, and basalt you will have more wonderfull results. It works all together and stimulate each other.

[@Successfulgardendesign]

Yes, I plan to do just that once the experiment is over. Thanks Yannick, hope all is well x

[@electrocultureYannickVD]

@@Successfulgardendesign Thank you, you make nice videos. Let's continue to exchange our observations with the different electroculture techniques. You will see that the results tend to increase if you do electroculture on the same place over the years.

[@nickthegardener.1120]

Hi Rachel the foundations are laid for next year, its been a difficult year with the weather. Ive heavily mulched my beds and made a jadam fertilizer, its made a huge difference than last year.👍🤠

[@Successfulgardendesign]

Thanks, Nick - yes, you are right, I've done the important part so next year should be easier! Certainly can't beat a good mulch mixed with JADAM - glad you are getting good results, Nate will be pleased! :)

[@ShonHealth]

Hi I'm wondering how things will grow with Jadam and electroculture on same plants??? I use a fish fertilizer weekly and just installed my antennas. So fun to see what works in the garden.

[@Successfulgardendesign]

The potato plant at the beginning had both and really took off! Once my 3 year experiment is over I will be doing a mixture so I get the best of both worlds. Ultimately they both do the same thing, increase the soil microbes which in turn feed the plants.

[@pietsnot7002]

I have a similar problem with JADAM, or any additives really, l can choose to water with wateringcans bed by bed (many there are) or switch on the solar pump and trod along with the hose, guess who wins 🤣 also about getting your seedlings in at the right time, the time is never right! Hence why many experienced gardeners do seeding rounds every 2 or 3 weeks, this year spring looked to be early here so l planted out tomatoes,squash,courgettes and cucumbers to try and beat the heat, a couple of late freak frosts wipped many of them out and set back the survivors.. and if l direct sow, bugs and voles decimate everything.. the joys of gardening annuals 😜
An of topic question: do you know a free app or program you’d recommend for landscape design on windows 11 pc?

[@Successfulgardendesign]

Hi Piet, sounds like you have a good size amount of land, wonderful!
My main issue is not having enough space to do the successional seed sowing, my polytunnel is tiny - and like you the direct sowing results were disastrous! I want to get some land and create a proper set up...
The only free software I know of is SketchUP - but from the little I've played with it, can be hard work. I personally prefer good old fashioned pencil and paper and don't use software at all. But then I did my training 30 years ago! If I was starting out as a designer now I would use it as it's so helpful for showing how the finished garden will look...

[@pietsnot7002]

@@Successfulgardendesign Hey Rachel, l’m on 1,5ha of land.. l didn’t get to do my full succesional sowings this year because after the first week of transplating seedlings from my 1st cold frame, l trew my back out so l only made it till frame 3 outa 4 and had to make do with what l had so far.. to be honest l’m giving up on the garden this season, everything just wilts or stunts in this dry heat.. l’m letting my ducks and geese tear most of it up already 🤪 and weirdly enough, all the so called heat lovers wilt and the cabbages and brasicas are triving 🤷‍♂️ go figure.. At least all my new fruit trees are doing wonderfull so far 👌
About the design, do you know where to patent or copyright a design?

[@paulbraga4460]

i suggest you ferment the way beer isbrewed - with an airlock and it wouldn't smell...been sharing this with everyone...blessings

[@Successfulgardendesign]

Thank you, Paul, I am going to do just that for the fermented fish as it smells bad enough to make you pass out! ;o)

[@paulbraga4460]

@@Successfulgardendesign 😇wonderful. let us know your results - we can judge only by our results...mygreathanks and blessings

[@Phazore]

Stop eating bees! 😂😂

[@Successfulgardendesign]

Yes, she's a little blighter, chases anything that moves... and I do mean anything - I've watched her chase a raindrop down the window before now!