the NPK of organic fertilizer is sort of misleading, because the NPK number is only the immediately available, while most of the NPK in an organic blend is sequestered in compounds that have to be processed by microbes in order to become available. The drawback of using organic nutes is that microgreens grows are so short in duration that there is no time for microbes in the grow medium to unlock the additional nutrients in the applied solutions.
Good afternoon, guys from On the Grow. I see your chapters from the beginning from far away, from Argentina. First of all I congratulate you for the enthusiasm and the love that you put in the entrepreneurship that you have started, I wish you a lot of success. Now the reason why I write to you; the topic of the taste of the plant; so that the plant has flavor the necessary element is the sulfur (S) . I will transcribe from a book that I have a paragraph; "Physiological functions. The most important function of the S is related to its participation in the synthesis of proteins. Sulfur is part of the amino acids cysteine, cystine, thiamine and methionine; also of compounds such as coenzyme A, vitamin B1 and some glycosides, which give plants their characteristic smell and taste. " Therefore, the primary nutrients, or so-called macro nutrients, are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK). What you should see is that the fertilizer contains the micro nutrients, including sulfur. Another interesting point is that I would like to suggest that you analyze the pH of the solutions that you put in the plants, to have a measurement parameter, to know if the solution has been exposed to temperature and sunlight, where surely the pH can vary a lot and in some cases for bad. Another advice is that you should also measure the electrical conductivity of the solutions, since you are using solutions that are also used in hydroponics. In hydroponics the electrical conductivity is a very important value. These are tips that I think can help you to improve and shorten production times. I send you a big greeting and I wait for the next video.
@@OnTheGrow this one is good and great price www.amazon.com/Espoma-KM4-Organic-Traditions-1-0-2/dp/B000X7VEFU/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=kelp+powder+plant&qid=1588111500&sr=8-7
You should try a Neem Seed Meal water fertilizer. I use Neem Seed Meal from DownToEarth and I let it sit in water for 2 days before using the solution. Amazing growth and if you mix it with Bio-live then you get a massive boost in bacteria and myco. Best growth i've gotten was off of Bio-Live/Neem Seed Meal mix.
Love tour channel, like someone commented two trays is somewhat more scientific, but you could consider a blind test for the taste part. You gran a bit from the bags and let Mandy comment and judge, and then Mandy grabs some greens an you taste and judge, both not knowing which sample was which. Although it isn't really a scientific experiment it is easy to implement and it would give away bias due to one person's taste. Again love what you are doing, keep on the good work. Watching all, planning to start-up, get so much information here, you rock
I 'd go with flavor over volume...but since you're running a business....well volume counts for something especially if the flavor is only minimallly better on the lower yielding group.
Me too! I'm all about the best tasting produce that we can get our hands on! We have some new nutrients that are also organic we just started playing around with... Excited to see how they grow!
Hi guys, could you please do a test with OceanSolution PURE vs OceanSolution 2-0-3 to see if the better grow is caused by the salt water nutrients (PURE) or the added nitrogen and potassium (2-0-3) Also interesting would be to compare it to SEA-90 fertilizer (also sea salt based OMRI listed fertilizer)
I think flavor is more important than volume. Why don't you try a mix of Kelp and OceanSolution in the same tray; maybe you'll take the benefits of both?
I know of serious organic farmers who do not give OMRI much credence. They are self appointed and for profit. Not the final authority by any means. I am not saying I know but it deserves another look.
I really enjoy watching you guys' experiments. Glad to see subscriber number increasing everyday. You will hit 100k in no time. Have you tried Botanicare's PureBlendPro Grow formula (3-2-4)? I've been using it for quite some time with great results. It is also not OMRI listed but ingredients are similar to Ocean Solution. I recently purchased Ocean Solution to run a comparison test but unfortunately having some space issues at the moment.
I’d love to give that a try! I’ll see if I can get my hands on some for upcoming experiments! Thank you so much for the support! It really means a lot to us!
The brand making this organic liquid kelp isn’t available in Europe.. Do you know of a high quality alternative? Also, have you reviewed their Ocean Magic sea minerals?
You mentioned temperature as a big factor so I had to look up some stuff and I think I found my germination problem(I'm growing in a room that sits at about 60°) and my microgreens are growing good but I feel like my germination should be better and now I think I know why it's not so thank you!
😊Absolutely! Those babies don"t like it too chilly! Hello Ethan Humphrey ! Our space stays between 75-80F degrees in the Summer (Best Germination Temps) and between 67-73F in Winter and our humidity around 50% or under. We also have one large fan that circulates the majority of the air and small computer fans on each shelf of each rack. All fans are running for 24 hours of the day. We do not pump carbon-dioxide in the space and the space only exchanges air when we open the door a few times throughout the day.
It was most informative to hear your 'editorial comments' regarding Ocean Solutions at the beginning of this presentation, CJ. We are resident in Thailand and have twice attempted to reach Ocean Solutions regarding a sizeable trial of their product here, as growing conditions are far more challenging in the sub-tropics because of humidity and temperature extremes. Your posts were what provoked our curiosity and we are somewhat disappointed to learn of their 'questionable' comments regarding certification...and we are disappointed that they seem deficient in their outreach to potential customers who inquire about their product. There web-site is compelling...these revelations are not. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Hey David! Never saw your emails, did you submit them through our website? I’m not a part of ocean solution so I’m not sure about distributors in the UK. Their website is OceanSolution.com and they have their contact info on there I’m pretty sure!
Oh, gotcha! Sorry, I thought you were saying you sent us a bunch. Yeah, personally I also wish there was a lot more transparency on the labeling of nutrient products... Master Blend works really great from all our trials so far!
Hello guys, how are you, I have a question, I want to know if Ocean Solutions is 100% organic, free of poisonous pesticides and non-transgenic. I am looking for a 100% organic fertilizer. I am from Cali Colombia. Do you know if they sell ocean solutions in Colombia? or which is better?
Hi Mandy and CJ Ash here from Queensland Australia As you know I've only just started growing microgreens. I noticed you soaked the sunflower seeds for 1 hour. I did mine for 8 hours. Is 1 hour a better and why. Thanks Ash
I am doing 10x10 trays for personal use. How much Kelp solution should I use? If you used 1 cup of ocean solution for a 10x20 tray then 1/2 cup should be enough for a 10x10, But how much of the kelp should I use?
I wonder what the nutritional analysis of each group is? I think we could all benefit greatly if you add that to your episodes. Ultimately, that would be the most important factor for all of us to know how to grow the most nutritionally dense food possible.
@@paty226 I assume you are with OceanGrown? My concern is the cautions about getting it on your skin or ingesting it. If it's safe enough for hydroponic growing, why would we need to call poison control? I would rather use nutrients that are safe enough for me to eat - because, after all, I AM EATING THEM!
I am addicted to your videos! Just started watching them and they are the best out there! Thanks for you simple, yet detailed explanations. Since this video you have found a better solution for a nutrient source? And do you use the same nutrient for all of you MGs?
For now, we are still using ocean solution for all! We have a new nutrient test coming soon! CJ picked up something from a nursery in Colorado that caught his eye! So???? Thank you so much for the support!! It really means a lot to us Jill Rempert!
@@OnTheGrow looks like you switched back to burpee potting soil. Funny cuz 2 years ago that's what I started with, then I heard coco coir is better and started using that. For the past 6 months I have been mixing them both. I've never done side by side tests like you guys. Thanks for sharing all your experiences!
We do love comparing things! I mean, how do you really know if you don't check it out yourself? 😊 Thank you so much for the support Jill Rempert!! We are going to be making new content soon! 😄
high yields are always great, but IMHO, better flavour wins :) Have you tried worm juice yet? (a potentially powerful by-product of vermiculture composting)....
Hello! Yes, they are food-grade PP plastic. Personally, I don’t love using plastic but there aren’t many options for trays out there... if we find a solid source for some 304grade stainless steel trays, I’d use that!
Hi! Good to know guys. I am learning a lot with you. I am sure that you saw this tray already. But what about this tray or plastic ? www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CHYSJ5F/ref=ox_sc_act_image_9?smid=AONQI61ZV07RC&psc=1
Hi, thanks for doing this experiment. I am new to microgreen cultivation, how should the solution with kelp or OceanSolution be used? When should it be sprayed on microgreens? Only the leaves or the whole plant? Greetings from Italy
🙂 Happy Easter 2021...Aurora !!! Please visit www.onthegrow.net as soon as you get time. You can gain access to our "Microgreen Master Book"and links to everything and everyway we achieve tasty microgreens!!!
At minute 4:20 on our video we talk about bottom watering with the nutrients. Do not spray on the plants. 🙂 😀 Aurora Ruggieri Again...we really benefit from your support and nice compliments!!! Have you visited our newest website... www.onthegrow.net ...we are so proud of the help it provides!!!
Definitely, quality first!😊 James 😀We are so excited to announce that both our Microgreens Master Book and our first Microgreens Cookbook will be available very soon! 😃Please visit our new website at 0nthegrow.net for info and early sign up!!!
CJ when do you start to fertilize? What's the schedule after seeds germinate? I've been mixing Kelpman/water solution soon as the roots start to appear... comments please, cheers, greg
Usually we start adding nutrients the same day that we introduce into light. But we start with a small amount first. Then we bump it up as they need it and water twice a day.
Sea-90 was the nutrient that created a strong salty taste when we tried it. We’re going to give it some more grows soon to see if we get the same results!
😊 We love to cook with our tasty microgreens,too! it is all about flavor first! 😉Megan Tousignant Would you Be~Leaf we're actively working on tasty recipes that will highlight the various flavors of your favorite microgreens in surprising ways...Not just a garnish...yum!!
#suggestion: Can try Diluted Sea Water (DSW) as a hydroponic solution for microgreens? This aritcle seaagri.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Natural_Farming_Diluted_Seawater.pdf suggests a 60:1 water:DSW solution for use with plants. Interested to see if there are enough nutrients to grow a tray of microgreens, if so it would be a very cheap alternative to commercial options. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Thank you so much for the Feedback Andrew! We appreciate your support! Thank you so much for the support Andrew!! We are going to be making new content soon! 😄
I say this and DON'T expect a like or a reply....but look into urine for fertilizer...shhhhh if diluted and youre healthy its an organic fertilizer with no processing and fuh fuh fuh freeeeee.....that being said i dont expect a comparison video on this one :P
the NPK of organic fertilizer is sort of misleading, because the NPK number is only the immediately available, while most of the NPK in an organic blend is sequestered in compounds that have to be processed by microbes in order to become available. The drawback of using organic nutes is that microgreens grows are so short in duration that there is no time for microbes in the grow medium to unlock the additional nutrients in the applied solutions.
Good afternoon, guys from On the Grow. I see your chapters from the beginning from far away, from Argentina. First of all I congratulate you for the enthusiasm and the love that you put in the entrepreneurship that you have started, I wish you a lot of success. Now the reason why I write to you; the topic of the taste of the plant; so that the plant has flavor the necessary element is the sulfur (S) . I will transcribe from a book that I have a paragraph; "Physiological functions. The most important function of the S is related to its participation in the synthesis of proteins. Sulfur is part of the amino acids cysteine, cystine, thiamine and methionine; also of compounds such as coenzyme A, vitamin B1 and some glycosides, which give plants their characteristic smell and taste. "
Therefore, the primary nutrients, or so-called macro nutrients, are nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium (NPK). What you should see is that the fertilizer contains the micro nutrients, including sulfur. Another interesting point is that I would like to suggest that you analyze the pH of the solutions that you put in the plants, to have a measurement parameter, to know if the solution has been exposed to temperature and sunlight, where surely the pH can vary a lot and in some cases for bad. Another advice is that you should also measure the electrical conductivity of the solutions, since you are using solutions that are also used in hydroponics. In hydroponics the electrical conductivity is a very important value. These are tips that I think can help you to improve and shorten production times. I send you a big greeting and I wait for the next video.
would love to hear/learn more about starving sunnys for better nutty flavor
Personally I'm a fan of dehydrated kelp powder. No or less stink. Mix at your own rate, not paying for extra water.
Where do you get yours? That sounds great! I’m all for not shipping around water...
@@OnTheGrow this one is good and great price
www.amazon.com/Espoma-KM4-Organic-Traditions-1-0-2/dp/B000X7VEFU/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=kelp+powder+plant&qid=1588111500&sr=8-7
I like to see that you guys hold your nutrients to such high standards. I love seeing these experiments, keep on growin!
Doing two trays each is getting your tests a bit more scientific. Good job! Keep these coming.
You two are great with how thorough with describing everything you are doing there. Really got me interested in growing my own microgreens
Thank you Dylan, that makes us happy to hear your feedback. Hope you've been having successful grows if you've started yet 🥳
You should try a Neem Seed Meal water fertilizer. I use Neem Seed Meal from DownToEarth and I let it sit in water for 2 days before using the solution. Amazing growth and if you mix it with Bio-live then you get a massive boost in bacteria and myco. Best growth i've gotten was off of Bio-Live/Neem Seed Meal mix.
We’re gonna have to try this then!! Thanks for sharing! 🌱🌱
I think I'm going to try that Pirate! This will be my first go at microgreens.. can you suggest how much of each you'd mix up for a tray? Tia😊
Wait but what ratio Neem seed meal to water???
Love tour channel, like someone commented two trays is somewhat more scientific, but you could consider a blind test for the taste part. You gran a bit from the bags and let Mandy comment and judge, and then Mandy grabs some greens an you taste and judge, both not knowing which sample was which. Although it isn't really a scientific experiment it is easy to implement and it would give away bias due to one person's taste.
Again love what you are doing, keep on the good work.
Watching all, planning to start-up, get so much information here, you rock
Thank you so much for the support! Yes, going forward, we are going to be doing blind taste testing on everything when an experiment is involved! 🤗🌱🌱
Thank you for posting this content here! You guys are awesome!
I use this....on my Microgreens. I first was adding seaweed because it was easy to get.
I 'd go with flavor over volume...but since you're running a business....well volume counts for something especially if the flavor is only minimallly better on the lower yielding group.
Love it you guys cover everything. You are really so helpful. Thank you
Perhaps taste the ocean sol ones a day earlier, to see if they taste better when havested earlier.
I LOVE THIS VIDEO!
This will be a new drinking game, every time CJ says fart we drink. Also, instead of 'drink', we crunch our micros.
Hi it’s really helpful, pls tell us how to use , like dilation ratio , and right time to use pls can u help me with this
Hello! We use our Ocean Solution at 0.5oz per gallon and we water with it twice a day after the plants go into the light.
Flavor wins for me thanks for this I was always curious on different alternatives to nutrients
Me too! I'm all about the best tasting produce that we can get our hands on! We have some new nutrients that are also organic we just started playing around with... Excited to see how they grow!
Hi guys, could you please do a test with OceanSolution PURE vs OceanSolution 2-0-3 to see if the better grow is caused by the salt water nutrients (PURE) or the added nitrogen and potassium (2-0-3)
Also interesting would be to compare it to SEA-90 fertilizer (also sea salt based OMRI listed fertilizer)
Did you ever do your own test between them? What were your results?
@@qo2097 It is not from the other ingredients, I did use it in a test and the Pure grew the same.
I found that seaweed is better than kelp and it doesn't have a bad odor. You might want to try it.
I think flavor is more important than volume.
Why don't you try a mix of Kelp and OceanSolution in the same tray; maybe you'll take the benefits of both?
I've led a sheltered life, I've never tasted fart. That thought will linger long after the smell has passed.
🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂 Thank you for the laugh. You made my day.
@@samanthaj1979 YW
Lol 😂😂😂
Do you use Nutrients on most of your micro greens? And do you use it when watering twice a day? New micro green grower here. Having fun!
Молодцы, такой красивый горох вырастили.
I know of serious organic farmers who do not give OMRI much credence. They are self appointed and for profit. Not the final authority by any means. I am not saying I know but it deserves another look.
True.
What fertilizer mix/water ratio did you use for each fertilizer? Thanks
Is there a lab you can use to get nutritional/chemical breakdowns of the harvests?
I was thinking the same thing. I would love to see it
I really enjoy watching you guys' experiments. Glad to see subscriber number increasing everyday. You will hit 100k in no time.
Have you tried Botanicare's PureBlendPro Grow formula (3-2-4)? I've been using it for quite some time with great results.
It is also not OMRI listed but ingredients are similar to Ocean Solution.
I recently purchased Ocean Solution to run a comparison test but unfortunately having some space issues at the moment.
I’d love to give that a try! I’ll see if I can get my hands on some for upcoming experiments!
Thank you so much for the support! It really means a lot to us!
The brand making this organic liquid kelp isn’t available in Europe.. Do you know of a high quality alternative? Also, have you reviewed their Ocean Magic sea minerals?
You mentioned temperature as a big factor so I had to look up some stuff and I think I found my germination problem(I'm growing in a room that sits at about 60°) and my microgreens are growing good but I feel like my germination should be better and now I think I know why it's not so thank you!
😊Absolutely! Those babies don"t like it too chilly! Hello Ethan Humphrey ! Our space stays between 75-80F degrees in the Summer (Best Germination Temps) and between 67-73F in Winter and our humidity around 50% or under. We also have one large fan that circulates the majority of the air and small computer fans on each shelf of each rack. All fans are running for 24 hours of the day. We do not pump carbon-dioxide in the space and the space only exchanges air when we open the door a few times throughout the day.
It was most informative to hear your 'editorial comments' regarding Ocean Solutions at the beginning of this presentation, CJ. We are resident in Thailand and have twice attempted to reach Ocean Solutions regarding a sizeable trial of their product here, as growing conditions are far more challenging in the sub-tropics because of humidity and temperature extremes. Your posts were what provoked our curiosity and we are somewhat disappointed to learn of their 'questionable' comments regarding certification...and we are disappointed that they seem deficient in their outreach to potential customers who inquire about their product. There web-site is compelling...these revelations are not. Thanks for sharing your experience!
Hey David! Never saw your emails, did you submit them through our website?
I’m not a part of ocean solution so I’m not sure about distributors in the UK. Their website is OceanSolution.com and they have their contact info on there I’m pretty sure!
Oh, gotcha! Sorry, I thought you were saying you sent us a bunch.
Yeah, personally I also wish there was a lot more transparency on the labeling of nutrient products... Master Blend works really great from all our trials so far!
They only sell it in the US and Canada.
which brand of liquid kelp are you using ?
Hello guys, how are you, I have a question, I want to know if Ocean Solutions is 100% organic, free of poisonous pesticides and non-transgenic. I am looking for a 100% organic fertilizer.
I am from Cali Colombia. Do you know if they sell ocean solutions in Colombia? or which is better?
Hi Mandy and CJ
Ash here from Queensland Australia
As you know I've only just started growing microgreens. I noticed you soaked the sunflower seeds for 1 hour. I did mine for 8 hours. Is 1 hour a better and why. Thanks Ash
Ashley Hunter That surprised me too. Would like to hear the answer. In previous videos they’ve recommended 4-8 hours.
See their latest 2 videos!!!
Flavour over yield - easy!
I am doing 10x10 trays for personal use. How much Kelp solution should I use? If you used 1 cup of ocean solution for a 10x20 tray then 1/2 cup should be enough for a 10x10, But how much of the kelp should I use?
I wonder what the nutritional analysis of each group is? I think we could all benefit greatly if you add that to your episodes. Ultimately, that would be the most important factor for all of us to know how to grow the most nutritionally dense food possible.
I think you should have done a blind taste test.
Thank you so much for the support Randy Mercer!! We are going to be making new content soon! 😄
Would alkaline water work? It's packed with minerals.
If a manufacturer won't let me know the ingredients I am HIGHLY reluctant to use it for human consumption or application. :-)
Frank Bonilla, This is not correct we do not have a problem sharing the ingredients. And we are now OMRI Certified.
@@paty226 I assume you are with OceanGrown? My concern is the cautions about getting it on your skin or ingesting it. If it's safe enough for hydroponic growing, why would we need to call poison control? I would rather use nutrients that are safe enough for me to eat - because, after all, I AM EATING THEM!
I am addicted to your videos! Just started watching them and they are the best out there! Thanks for you simple, yet detailed explanations. Since this video you have found a better solution for a nutrient source? And do you use the same nutrient for all of you MGs?
For now, we are still using ocean solution for all! We have a new nutrient test coming soon! CJ picked up something from a nursery in Colorado that caught his eye! So???? Thank you so much for the support!! It really means a lot to us Jill Rempert!
@@OnTheGrow looks like you switched back to burpee potting soil. Funny cuz 2 years ago that's what I started with, then I heard coco coir is better and started using that. For the past 6 months I have been mixing them both. I've never done side by side tests like you guys. Thanks for sharing all your experiences!
We do love comparing things! I mean, how do you really know if you don't check it out yourself? 😊 Thank you so much for the support Jill Rempert!! We are going to be making new content soon! 😄
What do you think ideal NPK would be?
Where you able to find and alternative for OceanSolution as you mentioned?
high yields are always great, but IMHO, better flavour wins :) Have you tried worm juice yet? (a potentially powerful by-product of vermiculture composting)....
Hi guys! Are the plastic trays that you use safe for growing microgreens ?
Hello! Yes, they are food-grade PP plastic. Personally, I don’t love using plastic but there aren’t many options for trays out there... if we find a solid source for some 304grade stainless steel trays, I’d use that!
Hi! Good to know guys. I am learning a lot with you. I am sure that you saw this tray already. But what about this tray or plastic ? www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CHYSJ5F/ref=ox_sc_act_image_9?smid=AONQI61ZV07RC&psc=1
Can you try doing the earthjuice catalyst it’s low npk but there types of beneficial acids and other cool things
Hi, thanks for doing this experiment.
I am new to microgreen cultivation, how should the solution with kelp or OceanSolution be used? When should it be sprayed on microgreens? Only the leaves or the whole plant?
Greetings from Italy
🙂 Happy Easter 2021...Aurora !!! Please visit www.onthegrow.net as soon as you get time. You can gain access to our "Microgreen Master Book"and links to everything and everyway we achieve tasty microgreens!!!
At minute 4:20 on our video we talk about bottom watering with the nutrients. Do not spray on the plants. 🙂 😀 Aurora Ruggieri Again...we really benefit from your support and nice compliments!!! Have you visited our newest website...
www.onthegrow.net ...we are so proud of the help it provides!!!
Better flavor.
Kelp wins!!! Quality over quantity any day!
Definitely, quality first!😊 James 😀We are so excited to announce that both our Microgreens Master Book and our first Microgreens Cookbook will be available very soon!
😃Please visit our new website at 0nthegrow.net for info and early sign up!!!
Love Mr. Kelp...cute! Thank goodness you didn’t have a representative fart.😳
Lol, Exactly! Thank you for your support :)
😳💨
Would you try fish emulsion?
CJ when do you start to fertilize? What's the schedule after seeds germinate? I've been mixing Kelpman/water solution soon as the roots start to appear... comments please, cheers, greg
Usually we start adding nutrients the same day that we introduce into light. But we start with a small amount first. Then we bump it up as they need it and water twice a day.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
3:00 what fertilizer did you use that produced a salty taste in the microgreens?
Sea-90 was the nutrient that created a strong salty taste when we tried it. We’re going to give it some more grows soon to see if we get the same results!
@On The Grow I’m going to order some. Thank You
Flavor wins over weight everyday in my book
😊 We love to cook with our tasty microgreens,too! it is all about flavor first! 😉Megan Tousignant Would you Be~Leaf we're actively working on tasty recipes that will highlight the various flavors of your favorite microgreens in surprising ways...Not just a garnish...yum!!
So funny, love you guys lol
Lol, thank you!! We appreciate your support!
Thinking flavor might matter more kelp is said to b awesome 👍👍
Kelp is the wjnner
Have you guys found a legit organic replacement for OceanSolution?
What does a fart taste like? Lol. You should consider doing a blind taste test to reduce possible bias. Just a thought.
Sure, we could give blind taste testing a try! I think it’s a great suggestion 🤗🌱🌱🌱
Lol, you’re lucky to not know 😆
#suggestion: Can try Diluted Sea Water (DSW) as a hydroponic solution for microgreens? This aritcle seaagri.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/Natural_Farming_Diluted_Seawater.pdf suggests a 60:1 water:DSW solution for use with plants. Interested to see if there are enough nutrients to grow a tray of microgreens, if so it would be a very cheap alternative to commercial options. Thanks and keep up the great work.
We will see about adding it to our list! Thankyou for your support and feedback!
Thank you so much for the Feedback Andrew! We appreciate your support! Thank you so much for the support Andrew!! We are going to be making new content soon! 😄
>"alledgedly has all periodic table minerals"
>2-0(!)-3
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I say this and DON'T expect a like or a reply....but look into urine for fertilizer...shhhhh if diluted and youre healthy its an organic fertilizer with no processing and fuh fuh fuh freeeeee.....that being said i dont expect a comparison video on this one :P
Haha
Thank you so much for the support Janie Goodman!! We are going to be making new content soon! 😄
Flavor over weight
💯🌱🌱