Lowest Delivered Prices on Compost Tea & other Organic Fertilizers for Your Garden
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- John from www.growingyour... shares with the best places ONLINE to get low delivered prices on soil amendments such as worm castings, soil food web nutrients, compost tea, etc. In this episode John will talk these products that he uses in his garden and how they may be helpful in your garden. In addition, John will share how you can get these items at the lowest delivered price (To the US 50 states and its territories). After watching this video, you will learn which product of all these John recommends if you can only purchase one.
Links to the Deals:
1. John and Bobs Nature's Gardening Kit
www.johnandbob...
be sure to use discount code
GrowGreen
for 10% off your order.
2. Agricola 4-8-4 Natural Fertilizer
www.soilmineral...
3. Azomite and Worm Castings
www.rootnatural...
be sure to use discount code
growingyourgreens
for 10% off your FIRST order. So order Large!
3. Sea-90 Trace Minerals, California Humus and Boogie Brew Compost Tea Package
www.boogiebrew....
you may have to enter the password
gyg
to get into the site
Some of these offers may end soon, so order soon to get these special deals.
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While John is very practical, his insights are refreshing and surprisingly enlightened. Sometimes he is a little whacky and unpredictable, which is good, but most of all he knows his stuff. I'm impressed.
Fantastic, John. Thanks for all you're doing to help up better grow our greens.
Thanks for the great deal! I just ordered Package B. I was in a garden store the other day and mistaken for a worker there...I was asked if we carried Azomite. I was able to give them a break down of the benefits of Azomite and where to purchase it because of your videos! I have learned so much through them. Thank you and keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for all your research and hard work. It's a whole new works and can be overwhelming. You have no idea how much I appreciate this!!
Thanks John I'm new at gardening, this info, is very very valuable to me. I appreciate all of your hard work and your experience.
I placed an order from root naturally for some azomite late on last tuesday night and it arrived on friday. great service. thanks for all of your videos!
The boogiebrew discount worked!!! John, you need to have a show on HGTV or something like that. Restricting your knowledge to just u tube is unacceptable. America is waiting to fall in love with John Kohler.
Thank you John, ordered my Azomite dust and Boogie Brew kit today. Appreciate your videos and your help very much.
Hafa Adai John! Thank you for your recognition of Guam, because I am a local resident& student at UOG. I am a regular viewer of your vids & learned alot from your info provided. Currently reading your books that you recommended "Teaming with Microbes" & my mom as well is reading as well. You should come visit Guam one day, many heirloom plants & beautiful people to collaborate/trade with. We just had an Heirloom Symposium for our Marianna Island region, and resourced a permaculturist from Cali.
Just got my sea-90 and boogie brew today. Super deal thanks to you, and super service from Boogie Brew.
I recently attended a biological symposium on "symbiotic soil." They found that growing plants in specific soils (either native or non-native) changed their growth characteristics. These characteristics were correlated with symbiotic microbe populations within the soil. John is entirely correct that getting a quality symbiotic soil with the proper microbes is crucial to grow the best plants... however some plants may respond better to different sources better than others.
If you live in the Orange County area of Southern California...go to Orange County Farm Supply in the city of Orange. They have Azomite- 45lbs bag for $37, Root Naturally rock dust, Humic Acid(Granules and Liquid form).
I ordered the 29.00 package from Boogie Brew and look forward to trying it out. Thanks so much!
Just ordered from root naturally. :) I used the discount code. Thank you.
I watch your videos so often my hubby is getting jealous!
Awesome deals John, just gotta shout out Sea Crop over Sea90. Sea Crop is a 95% desalinated sea water concentrate in liquid form that preserves the biologically-active chemistry often lost in drying. I accidentally knocked mine down when I got it and when I opened it shortly after, I got a MEAN static shock! Just do a google search for Sea Crop.
Just ordered the 65 pound bag! Second order, code still works!!
Awesome episode, thanks John!
Agreed. With a lot of these new additives amendments it just comes off snakeoil-ish, even if it does help. Happens in every hobby and industry.
A good understanding of how biology and nature works is worth it's weight in gold. Permaculture gardening, like free wood chips and hugelkultur style beds aren't making retailers money with gadgets and gizmos, so there's little hype or information about them.
What is the best material to use?
Glacial sand and gravel that contain a myriad or heterogeneous combination of various rock formation type or mineralogy is preferred.
Other metamorphic or igneous stone such as basalt, rhyolites, etc., are highly recommended. Most sedimentary rocks (limestone and dolomite) are used to balance pH and provide for calcium and magnesium deficiencies.
Starkey: we're stoked you received package B quickly. We're deeply committed to FAST shipping service, especially for GYG'ers! JK's "tribe" of viewers qualify for serious group-buying-power. He negotiated HARD with us on your behalf ! Please check back often with Boogie-Brew for more sweet deals on intelligent & cost-effective horticulture products. Boogie wants to MAKE YOUR PLANTS DANCE....AND to keep costs as low as possible. THANK YOU to all GYG'ers - We'll keep making it worth your while!
Humus is made of decomposed leaves and other plant matter. So you could make it by composting in your vary own back yard for free.
Just got 1 cu ft. of California Humus. Costed me $20, lifetime supply for me.
you mentioned Guam John. Thumbs up!
Hi John! Thank you very much for your work on You Tube! You have really set me straight on what I need to start my indoor food greens raised bed...towards the end of this video you mentioned a product that you say featured on another video called insect craft ( or something like that ) that contains an ingredient called Kyten (? not sure of the spelling) and I writing for the right spelling of these things you mentioned. Please advise.
Regards,
Leo Aristy
Root Naturally sent me castings, bonemeal & azomite at a very reasonable price, they shipped it same day. Based in Columbus Ohio & shipped, their prices, service & quality cant be beat. OhioHeirloomseeds is another good resource for midwest gardeners.
thanks, super service; I'll be ordering.!!
My opinion only, John is a more advanced gardener, First you have to dig and rake your soil or make and fill raised beds. Then I would add peat, coir, or compost. Pick up a compost tea for fertilizer. Just get something growing. Next season, Id think Id be adding 1 or more of these products John recommends. Also make your own compost and youll have free worm castings.
Hair is made of a protein "Keratine". IF there is any amount of nitrogen in it it would only be made available via composting, so no point in adding it to the bed.
"Organic" in chemistry generally means molecules based on carbon. Minerals are just that, rocks and salts and such. The rock dust is THAT stuff. If our hair were so full of that stuff that adding a bit to a garden would make a difference then we obviously have enough minerals in our diets in order for it to be in the hair! :)
Another good video,but speaking of soil,John,what happens at the end of the season to the soil in your containers?
Is the soil in pots "depleted" at the end of the season, and what I have heard is that added fertilizer creates salt in the soil that will ruin it if used over and over. Will that happen with all fertilizers including organic, and is there any way to remove the salt if this is true?
Can you do a video about recycling container soil?
I may be wrong but I don't think John arranged a discount with J&B. This price he quotes in the video is the same that is on the website.
I think you will definitely have to sift that smaller still.
Use the larger stuff to do your paths! :)
Originally John & Bob's didnt offer a GYG discount. They later added the discount, but it was not working properly. I have checked with them, and they assure me it should now be working on all items on their site for 10% off.
Heavy Metals are select minerals... Only when humans get involved and concentrate these minerals in unnatural amounts, ie: add lead to gas to prolong engine life, etc are there problems. Plants have had to deal with heavy metals (minerals) in nature since life on earth started. They have adapted to naturally occuring levels of these minerals in nature. The problem is when we concentrate them in large amounts. In my opinion, the amounts in Azomite are acceptable to me and are not an issue.
Oh, and to get rid of the flies cover the top of your bin with some organic dirt or a bunch of leaves, or shredded newspaper. that's what worked for me. Getting rid of the ants is a whole other story, ciao.
Not exactly the same, but Humates are good to add to your soil and have some trace mineral content.
Folier feed? What is that? Love your videos John.
humates or humic acid and fulvic acid help breakdown the trace minerals.. id use both...
Insect Frass and Chitin derived from shellfish.
I prefer only 2things himalayan salt with its 80plus colloidal minerals in perfect balance with ideal ph and rabbits but i DONT use pellets. therefore beneath the cages is a mixture of plant bits like hay which has a white fungus growing on it. Just to feed one person gives a small property so much mulch you will have xtra. thwild weeds I collect fr the bits has roots up to 20 feet deep to pull up minerals. Fruit trees are now picture of health and pest free and soil is super. fluffy and rich.
Thanks John. your videos are very informative, and thank you for getting us discounts.
I have a question, i was looking for Azomite locally, but am having a problem. The sales person suggested this : Humic DG from Anderson Is it the same type of minerals? thanks.
Great Organic Products
I got the advantage of living in Utah for my Azomite. here is a link to a map that will allow to you find local places to get it.
and you are John from John and Bob's. I recognize that picture.
Sounds like a recipe for a nice sparkling honey mead ! spa
If you make your compost from a variety of sources you should have a good spectrum of nutrients therefore not requiring additional inputs also adding unnecessarily will upset the balance in the soil. Stuffing the soil like is wasteful and leads to exosis, wilting in plants.
Love your energy John, I try to have positive energy in my garden vids, too. And, price point on products DOES matter. Thanks for the info-
I bought 50 lbs. of Glacial Rock Dust at Planet Natural for $18.95 + $21.18 for shipping = $40.13 which is approximately $.80 per lb.
just the episode I was looking for :)
Here is info for people who is trying to find local source of rock dust
To find gravel-grinding operations in your area, call your local gravel pit (look in the Yellow Pages under "Cement-Wholesale", or "Sand and Gravel") and ask if they have crushed gravel screenings made from mixed rocks, the kind that comes out of river beds - crushed and passed through a 1/4 inch or finer screen.
Boogie brew doesn't have the California humus. is it a different name?
If you or anyone else can please post reccomended measurments I'd really appreciate it. I'm completely interested & wan't to start a.s.a.p. Thank you so very much.
John .. I absolutely LOVE you !!! Your videos are sooo awesome .. you are always sooo excited !!! LOL!!! LOve it !!! Thank you sooo much for all the wonderful info .. you are soooo appreciated !!!
It appears that Boogie Brew replaced the California Humus with Boogie Humus, is it the same stuff? I have never ever used these products before and am just learning.
Grey video John but what your viewers should know is a lot of those natural items you are promoting work very well but they take time to break down and have the microbes in the soil make them available for the plants so you're not going to see an immediate Improvement to your plants because of these materials. you should be applying these the season prior so they're available by next growing season just my tip
Hello, all of my vegetable plants and fruit trees are in pots. Do you recommend placing the worm compost on top of each plant? Do you have a dilution ratio for making a tea? Thanksfor your help!
Maybe I just got lucky last year... I did nothing. I do not have raised beds. I had a 25x25 garden. I tilled the soil about 10 inches deep. I grew tomatoes, peppers, zucchini, squash, strawberries, and beans. All I did the entire summer was water with a soaker hose. I added nothing to my garden before I planted and nothing during the growing season. I am located in central Indiana. I thought I had poor soil and figured my garden would not do well but it did great.
same for most people, apparently if you let the soil rest for like 4 years it can build back, usually we dont want to do that tho so we just add compost and nutrition doesnt run out, it could have been better if you peed on it, check the trials
awesome.
John, can I use these products on the square foot gardening method? Which one would you suggest with the Vermiculite/compost/peat moss(i will substitute coco coir) mixture? Would the last pruduct be sufficent the boogiebrew kit or should I just do the azomite? Thanks.
do you know of another place where I might find the California humus? it wasn't offered on boogie brew.
Where in Oregon, and store name please! We happen to be driving to OR next month and can load up. Thx!
Bought The Urban Farm Magazine, John your an inspiration to every single hoticultarist/agricultarist out there...every video contains something new and exciting JOHN! Keep doing what you do and spreading your word, KEEP IT GREEN. 1luv, JAH BLESS
Would this company know of any company in Canada that has these or similar products as this company does not ship to Canada? Thank you
That's at least a good deal for the worm castings. Down here all I can get retail is something like 5 lbs for $12. I have my own worms but they aren't putting out much yet. Time to blend them up another smoothie!
yes, you can.
i can see him with a show on the create channel.
Where can i purchase some of that California Humus? I have been looking everywhere!
How did the John and Bob's work for you this year?
Having a hard time finding where to enter the discount code on the root naturally site?
like the hat john!!!
California Humus where can I find it for a decent price?
john, I had been watching you growing your green sices you said that your sick and got back home starting eating raw fruit&veg,i have 3 son$ a daughter your age.i only wish they think the way you think about growing your green.you looks good looks healthy,keep going son!!
John I just baught glacier rock dust from my local nursery. Is that the same thing as the rock dust your talkin about? Also if I order from you do you ship to canada? I'm sure the shipping fee would cost a lot for me : (
Good stuff here!
You need to an updated version of this video!
What if I do not have money to spend on extra items to add to my soil? Can i find trace minerals in other items like egg shell or hair?
Also we live more in the country and have well water and septic tank, how does this effect gardening?
No way are you too brusque.....you totally speak the sad truth about those damn pellets: we couldn't agree more and we are absolutely sincere in our apologies for using such a poorly engineered product. Although they are post-consumer content, a product as lame as styro-pellets has no business existing in the first place. We applaud you for having the gumption to comment on it and we appreciate that there are folks in the world who still care for the planet. Boogie values your feedback!
We are sorry to offend using poor packing materials.....we are still learning. Please give us a chance to service better next time. Usually use newspaper /peanuts etc, but we've been crushed with orders and there were some boxes of recycled styro-puffs at our store that came with a large shipment of products from a big distributor to the hydroponic-industry. Please save or recycle those heinous styro-puffs......and please accept our sincerest apologies; still learning from our mistakes etc.
Grevicci: Thanks for your concern....we're very confident in sea-90's purity and there's a mineral chart of elements you can look at on their site, (SEAAGRI.COM)....ultra-low in heavy metals...rich in calcium, magnesium, potassium etc. Plus, it's the most bio-active mineralizer we've ever seen. Microbes just love the stuff! They go into a FEASTING-FRENZY when it's added to compost teas etc. All elements in sea90 are in the same perfect proportions as in pure ocean water - Sea-90 is the bomb!
Great video John. Thanks for all the leg work on the the products you have shown. I have save lots of money watching some of your videos. Thanks! There is a chain of Stores called Big Lots that have some great deals on some mini greenhouses.There are 4 different sizes. One is $20 one is $30 one is $69 and the last one is $119.
Go to the Big Lots website and get the sizes. They are instore only They are great deals for beginners.
Monstergardens ships to Canada almost daily. They retain a customs and international shipping broker so that they can truly service the world with excellent gardening products, (not just the hydroponic market....plenty of wonderful organics etc.). Boogie LOVES the pros over at Monster!
Thank you for this informative video and the extra deals. Have you ever considered wearing a green thumb sleeve on the thumb that you like to use to give thumbs up? I think it would make a clever gimmick to make you even
more memorable.
where?
Hi john,l love your videos and have learned alot .I read on a forum yesterday that azomizte contains heavy metals.Although,not at high enough concentrations to be harmful.I was wondering what your thought is on that?
Jordan, did you ever find out what kind of mushroom spores is best for inoculating the wood chips?
There is a book called "Secrets of the Soil" which suggested rock dust (any kind of rock can do it) could save the forest! Unfortunately, not many people have read this great book.
Even if the special ended, it's still a great deal for a lot of this stuff and this is an AWESOME resource I am going to recommend to all my gardening friends! I will use these products for my Community garden that I am planning to start next spring!!!
95% of this stuff is not necessary in my opinion. Unless you have very poor soil, unlikely unless you have soil that's been farmed over the last 100 years. I understand this exciting to get into the chemical arrangement of your soil for optimum growing conditions, but nature has been producing this soil for billions of years and as long as you pay attention to your Ph conditions and your zone, your local soil should be just fine.
One of the most informative vid's you've ever done John...Thanks! I notice some of the materials shipped in what appeared to be natural or heavy paper bags and some like the Wiggle Worm castings looked like plastic. Since all of the good bacteria, bugs and fungus are aerobic, wouldn't the sealed plastic bags potentially go anaerobic kill off the good guys? I'll try to have some local worm castings to share with you in Vegas before the year is out.
I can't seem to buy any of these for shipping to Canada except Agricola (but for $35 shipping). I have searched for rock dust for shipping in Canada and can't find it although Gaia Green is in B.C. I live in a small town and you literally can never find anything you want here.
Awesome products and best prices. Thanks John.
One problem with those prepackaged worm castings, etc. is that they lose potency while stored in those packages, so use them as soon as possible. It's probably better to start your own worm factory to make your own castings if you have the room.
You need to be careful with wood ashes. They are great for the garden but it can be overdone. If you have a rock quarry nearby they might have a pile of material they have no market for including rock dust. Who knows, you might be able to get some for free.
I just got some azomite finally, can I dilute it in water and feed to the soil for existing beds?
Thanks!
This may be an uninformed question, as I am still quite new to gardening, but couldn't diatomaceous earth also be added to the soil to introduce many trace minerals? Is there any reason that might not be a good idea?
What does industry call the product?
It is referred to as pond settlings, rock dust, rock flour, classifier tailings, and minus #200 mesh. You should ask for minus #200 Mesh (-75 micron) material, pond settling,
Well I guess hair are not good source of inorganic minerals. And that was fairly full answer. Now I need to find a place in NYC.... Where would I go get my packets full of rock dust for free?
Just buy the azomite locally at a good gardening store, and start a compost pile and a worm bed for free. After some time, you will be able to just brew the compost and worm castings together for an excellent tea, and if you have problems with insects, spray or feed your plants with 100% neem oil every week or so. These few things are relatively inexpensive and should lead to great results.
Hi John, I have been following your videos for gardening. Lots of sage advice! (no pun intended) I like that you use organics whenever possible. I watch another youtube channel, CupRockTV, and he has some great ideas on organic fertilizers, too. I am trying with great success: 1 lb. Kelp Meal, 1 lb. Cottonseed Meal, 1 lb. Fish Meal, and 2 lb. Bone Meal. To this mix I have added 1 lb. Bat Guano. I mix all together and incorporate at the base of plantings about every 2 weeks and water in.
I am trying to build my soil as well before I plant, so these are great documentations. I am studying & working at the UOG Agriculture dep. so I can practice sustainable living because I live on an island.We have more an agro forestry industry because of all the tropical trees, but a great variety of unique heirloom veggies too! Anyway much appreciation & respect again, keep pushing organic living!