very cool my friend you are definitely giving it a legit effort!!!... I noticed you stated you have NOT given the JMS to the soil 5x prior to planting! ... lol ... remember that is the single most important aspect of the JADAM protocol !!!... no worries I think your stuff will take off soon because here also its a very slow start to the season for whatever reason .... probably the fact we have not had any rain at all since the plants were planted!!... can you please point me to an exact specific video I should watch of Yannick because everything seems to be in the French language and I do not know what to watch... thank you for all your efforts my friend!!
Thanks, Nate! I'm a bit like you, throw myself in 110% when I'm learning something new... except obviously failing with the JMS - I overcooked it! 🤦♀I'll get it right and get it applied. And I will definitely do it properly next year, that's a promise! You can watch Yannick's English 1st lecture here ruclips.net/video/Uz9cPasyZtk/видео.html (and all the others are on that channel but for ease of finding them they are on my website too - link in the description).
@@sterlinguini yes, I agree, that's my expectation too - JADAM is incredible, what's happened since I filmed that video with foliar feeds is incredible! Definitely a test bed with both - that's at home but there's no control as it's different crops to the allotment but that's one I can do next year at the allotment.
@@Successfulgardendesignhi side note .test your water .. reminder when they spray "things"" and create clouds .. then that rain goes into the water supply .I have been getting rain at up to ph 8.2 .. I have even had magnetic rose petals (yes magnets pick them up. THEY. .need the ability to move clouds .. if you understand what I am saying. ) there is lots to say .but Mr. ALGO don't likeee it . Great work. Great effort. God bless.
Magnets pick up the rose petals? Interesting and not surprising with all the nano metals in the air. Have you tried putting the petals in a microwave to see if they spark?
Nice work, I've been doing a combination of both JADAM and electroculture since early spring ( Jadam since 2021) Comments from my son yesterday " I've never seen so many birds in garden Dad" Since adding electroculture , bees, birds and now frogs are abundant. I'm waiting for the dragon fly, then I'll be happy. I'm building a round house next!
Oh wow that's great to hear and good observation from your son. I am noticing a difference in growth on the electroculture side, but impossible to say for sure it's down to that as it could be so many factors - but it's certainly interesting to watch!
Where I live, the slugs were bad this year, and I too used Garden Like a Vikings slug killing solution which is a Jadam pesticide solution. The deer are doing much more damage than the slugs though. They ate all of my Okra, beans, Swiss chard and they are trying to get to my sweet potato vines. My garden is spread out over a ½ acre. I'm enclosing it with an 8' deer fence. When hunting season starts in September, I'll recoup my losses.
Dear are tricky. I've heard the Garden Viking say that predator pee around the perimeter can help deter them, but I've no direct experience of using it or if we'd even be able to buy it in the UK! Good luck with your fence!
Hi there, love the video. Now you’ve mentioned slugs. I had a major slug problem. Then I decided to build a garden pond that I could feed the fish on my huge slug population (the solution is in the problem). However, once the pond was built within six months, the slug problem disappeared I realise that I had attracted newts And frogs. (And no doubt lots of nocturnal mammals like voles and hedgehogs.) anyway, these predators ate the slugs and snails before I could get to them, and whilst we occasionally get a few slugs, they are tiny compared to the huge 10 cm plus monsters that would decimate young seedlings. I would highly recommend putting in a garden pond. Also you will attract dragonflies and damselflies the dragonflies in particular eat huge amount of mosquitoes. You will also attract birds that will come to drink from the pond and then eat the insects that you don’t want in your garden. In nature wetlands are often the most productive areas so by copying nature, you will get the results you need. Furthermore, in the winter, you can clean out the bottom of your pond and the slabs that you remove from the bottom makes the most amazing fertiliser, especially if you have fish in the pond and depending on what type of fish and where you live. You can provide yourself with a source of protein which you know will be organic and unadulterated. You do not need to feed the fish at all. If the pond is balanced, the fish will get all the food they need from the natural cycle of growth within the pond I’m always amazed how few gardeners embrace the idea of a garden pond Water is the source of life. Go for it :-)
When I get land I will definitely create a pond and I certainly considered it here but the garden is too small to do it properly so I will have to stick to the slug dissolver solution for now! I love the idea of the pond base for a fertiliser too...
I notice you are using soil improvement from Jadam. Have you heard of the soil food web from Dr, Elaine Ingham? If you did do you agree or disagree with her and like Jadam better? Thank you in advance.
I have heard of Dr Elaine Ingham's work but as yet I've not tried her methods. From what I can tell Jadam works to improve soil life but I will look into it further at some point.
Well, I didn't until I read your comment!! 😂 They should be fine as they are grounded in the soil. One thing Yannick did warn us about is not touching them if it's stormy as you could get a bolt of electricity. Hopefully, I will remember that!
@@Successfulgardendesign Absolutely!! In my set up, Im getting half-volt readings, but I haven't put up any antennas as you have. I may give that a try! Thanks. 🙂
I believe if you review the chapter on JMS you will find it is recommended for continuous use during the life of the plants. The dilution rate changes from full strength prior to planting to a much smaller dilution when plants are in the ground,. There is a lot of mixing and measuring, and I don't think anyone can learn the whole system overnight. I have used Garden like a Viking to help with measurements for garden scale vs big farm, and I also notice rainwater is so different from city water. I have been advised to go downtown and ask if they have recommendations for a filter to remove to chemicals for gardens. They do need that stuff when its in the waterlines under the street. Review and study Jadam, just as you are the electro culture. I think Youngsang Cho has encapsulated centuries of agricultural wisdom in that one small book.
Yes, I am going to give the JMS another go - I overcooked the first batch as the thermostat was being used for seedlings so I'll be able to do it properly this time! Interesting about the rain water, makes sense. I have bamboo water purification pieces in my water butts, which I hope helps.
I suspect that if you square the antenna height, that is how many square feet an antenna will cover. Example: 6 foot tall antenna should cover 36 square feet of space around it. Not sure about my math though. Could be Pi times double the antenna height. Still researching....
@PamPotgieter - I can see your last comment in my feed that you tried to comment but YT deleted it instantly - but I cannot access it here to respond! The exact same thing happened to me when I tried to leave comments on Nate's original electroculture video! I do not know why they get deleted! 🤷♀😕
I’ve been having loads of comments disapear on nate’s and other channels especialy with links to other vids.. today even in the live stream one disapeared fast..? Btw didn’t know you had a channel, l know you from in the lives but found your channel true a video suggestion after a video from I am organic gardener.. hi Rachel 👋
@@pietsnot7002 Hey, good to see you here, Piet, I've seen you a lot on Nate's lives! Yeah, some really odd things happening with comments - perhaps YT are trying to limit the popularity of certain topics... 🤷♀
@@Successfulgardendesign Yeah l can’t keep my gob shut 🤪🤣 l think the same about the comments, it’s especialy the ones (for me at least) containing sensitive information that certain powers that be prob want to keep away from the public because it would be bad for bussines.. Anywho, l hope you’re having a blast in the garden, it’s a blast here too, just too bad it’s a blasting heat and drought 🤪
I tried out electro culture over the growing cycle of many plants it made zero difference so don't build your hopes up. It's more important to build soil fertility and have more nutritious food.
Why does the hemisphere we live in effect the direction an aerial wire be wound. If the energy influence is via magnetic field north south, l thought the coil should be wound in the same direction? Unlike a vine following the sun rotating toward the sun's orbit.
Yes indeed! I'm not learning from the people that are touting that, I prefer Yannick's tried and tested method. Though that said I have seen a lot of interesting results with the other method, hard to really know unless people also have a control group.
Look into magnetic seed germination I think maybe the negative end increases seed germination could be positive not 100% look into it do some tests might really kick off the gardens
Your particular latitude may affect results too. There is a map that shows lines of magnetic fields for the whole planet. That too might affect results. While electroculture can increase yields and nutrient density, you STILL have to augment your soil. Especially with minerals. Use a beer trap for slugs. Here is something to think about: Ever see a REAL flagpole? If you look at the top, it has a ball on top of the pole. That ball attracts electrical energy. Flag poles used to double as lightning rods. We need to know the electrical harmonics for a given area then do the math to determine coil size and such to match that harmonic. Of course every place is going to be different.
Yes, I should have said in the video that all the beds had what I usually do - a layer of manure covered in hay and woodchip. The electroculture and JADAM are extras. I will mention it in the next video... thanks. Interesting about the flagpole - I will ask Yannick if knows about those. Do you have any info on electrical harmonics I could look into?
@@Successfulgardendesign Was thinking about electrical interference in radios. If there is something not 'harmonious' with how the circuits are 'harmonized' there one would get interference, hum, etc. The term harmonize is a bit of a misnomer. You are actually trying to 'tune the coil'. WHich harmonizes the coil with the induced magnetic field. With inductors, which those antennas really are, the length of the wire, size of the wire, size and length of the coil all make a difference. Look up 'Henrys' and Gauss'. Inductive reactance, and impedance. The ball on top of flagpoles is supposed to have an extra 50 electrons per given area. All the sites referring to those antennas use the Earth as a giant magnet. Presumably electrical currents run strongest near the magnetic lines of force. In a way, like layers in an onion with the Earth at the center. As with any magnet, the lines of force are strongest at the poles. Hence my reference to your particular latitude. Note: Large cities significantly alter the Earth's magnetic fields. They kind of bend or warp them depending on the city and it's layout. Those antennas might work best if you used them out in the middle of nowhere and no trees, building, etc are around. Tesla build his tower in a similar area. Fun fact: Ships used a degaussing system to thwart magnetic mines. At least from what I read anyway. The direction the ship was heading and the ship's latitude determined how much power they needed to alter or offset the ship's magnetism. Pretty interesting stuff. I suspect that the closer you are to the Equator or South pole, the bigger the antenna needs to be. For harmony, the Earth has it's own 'vibrational frequency'. If you could determine that you could make a proper antenna that would work in harmony with the Earth's natural frequency. Schumann resonance The base atmospheric electromagnetic resonant frequency of the Earth is 7.83 Hz. Also look up Telluric current on Wikipedia. Some say to wrap the dowel 7 times with 12ga wire and long wraps down the pole terminating in a 'tail'. Top part can be the receptor. Can be most any design but some may work better than others. I wonder why none use an iron core or even plastic pvc as the dowel. Note: the top of one I made, I made a big 'butterfly' or 'dragonfly' shape of sorts. If I am going to have it at least I want it to have some kind of artsy look! lol Won't know what effect it will have.
@@crazysquirrel9425 Many thanks for all the info and insights... so much to learn! I'm going to dedicate some time to it in the winter months. I've cut and paste your answer into my notes file so I can learn more. 🙏
@@Successfulgardendesign You are welcome. Elsewhere I read that the harmonic frequency of the Earth is 7.33 Hz. If you can find an expert in coils and such, they might be able to provide more information on how to match your antenna with that frequency. It is 7.83 Hz not 7.33Hz.
@Successfulgardendesign are you aware if Yannick has published a somewhat definitive English manual on his methods? ...Especially for those of us who are a little math challenged and ot masters of metrics. Here in NW Arkansas gardener friends are having odd issues the last 2 or 3 years too. Specifically, i am interested in a guide for how many towers are how far apart, and whether copper is better than aluminum and galvanized steel weather, etc.
very cool my friend you are definitely giving it a legit effort!!!... I noticed you stated you have NOT given the JMS to the soil 5x prior to planting! ... lol ... remember that is the single most important aspect of the JADAM protocol !!!... no worries I think your stuff will take off soon because here also its a very slow start to the season for whatever reason .... probably the fact we have not had any rain at all since the plants were planted!!... can you please point me to an exact specific video I should watch of Yannick because everything seems to be in the French language and I do not know what to watch... thank you for all your efforts my friend!!
Thanks, Nate! I'm a bit like you, throw myself in 110% when I'm learning something new... except obviously failing with the JMS - I overcooked it! 🤦♀I'll get it right and get it applied. And I will definitely do it properly next year, that's a promise!
You can watch Yannick's English 1st lecture here ruclips.net/video/Uz9cPasyZtk/видео.html (and all the others are on that channel but for ease of finding them they are on my website too - link in the description).
I bet you jadam still wins by a lot!
The combination though hmmm, need another test bed!
@@sterlinguini yes, I agree, that's my expectation too - JADAM is incredible, what's happened since I filmed that video with foliar feeds is incredible!
Definitely a test bed with both - that's at home but there's no control as it's different crops to the allotment but that's one I can do next year at the allotment.
@@Successfulgardendesignhi side note .test your water .. reminder when they spray "things"" and create clouds .. then that rain goes into the water supply .I have been getting rain at up to ph 8.2 .. I have even had magnetic rose petals (yes magnets pick them up. THEY. .need the ability to move clouds .. if you understand what I am saying. ) there is lots to say .but Mr. ALGO don't likeee it . Great work. Great effort. God bless.
Magnets pick up the rose petals? Interesting and not surprising with all the nano metals in the air. Have you tried putting the petals in a microwave to see if they spark?
Nice work, I've been doing a combination of both JADAM and electroculture since early spring ( Jadam since 2021)
Comments from my son yesterday " I've never seen so many birds in garden Dad"
Since adding electroculture , bees, birds and now frogs are abundant. I'm waiting for the dragon fly, then I'll be happy.
I'm building a round house next!
Oh wow that's great to hear and good observation from your son. I am noticing a difference in growth on the electroculture side, but impossible to say for sure it's down to that as it could be so many factors - but it's certainly interesting to watch!
@@Successfulgardendesign the dragon flies arrived today. 🥳 .
Where I live, the slugs were bad this year, and I too used Garden Like a Vikings slug killing solution which is a Jadam pesticide solution. The deer are doing much more damage than the slugs though. They ate all of my Okra, beans, Swiss chard and they are trying to get to my sweet potato vines. My garden is spread out over a ½ acre. I'm enclosing it with an 8' deer fence. When hunting season starts in September, I'll recoup my losses.
Dear are tricky. I've heard the Garden Viking say that predator pee around the perimeter can help deter them, but I've no direct experience of using it or if we'd even be able to buy it in the UK! Good luck with your fence!
Hi there, love the video. Now you’ve mentioned slugs. I had a major slug problem. Then I decided to build a garden pond that I could feed the fish on my huge slug population (the solution is in the problem). However, once the pond was built within six months, the slug problem disappeared I realise that I had attracted newts And frogs. (And no doubt lots of nocturnal mammals like voles and hedgehogs.) anyway, these predators ate the slugs and snails before I could get to them, and whilst we occasionally get a few slugs, they are tiny compared to the huge 10 cm plus monsters that would decimate young seedlings. I would highly recommend putting in a garden pond. Also you will attract dragonflies and damselflies the dragonflies in particular eat huge amount of mosquitoes. You will also attract birds that will come to drink from the pond and then eat the insects that you don’t want in your garden.
In nature wetlands are often the most productive areas so by copying nature, you will get the results you need. Furthermore, in the winter, you can clean out the bottom of your pond and the slabs that you remove from the bottom makes the most amazing fertiliser, especially if you have fish in the pond and depending on what type of fish and where you live. You can provide yourself with a source of protein which you know will be organic and unadulterated. You do not need to feed the fish at all. If the pond is balanced, the fish will get all the food they need from the natural cycle of growth within the pond I’m always amazed how few gardeners embrace the idea of a garden pond Water is the source of life. Go for it :-)
What size width and depth? I had been considering putting in a pond
When I get land I will definitely create a pond and I certainly considered it here but the garden is too small to do it properly so I will have to stick to the slug dissolver solution for now!
I love the idea of the pond base for a fertiliser too...
Impressive! Thanks for sharing
I love the eclectic nature of your various videos!
🤣thanks Alastair - my videos are certainly more varied than I ever imagined when I started the channel!
Thank you madam for good information 🙏
Excellent video and beautifully explained.
Thank you 🙂
I notice you are using soil improvement from Jadam. Have you heard of the soil food web from Dr, Elaine Ingham? If you did do you agree or disagree with her and like Jadam better? Thank you in advance.
I have heard of Dr Elaine Ingham's work but as yet I've not tried her methods. From what I can tell Jadam works to improve soil life but I will look into it further at some point.
Good morning. like your chanel. First time viewer.
Welcome, Joan, glad you found the channel! :o)
Do you ever worry about lightning hitting any of your tall-standing copper wires? Loved the video, btw.
Well, I didn't until I read your comment!! 😂
They should be fine as they are grounded in the soil. One thing Yannick did warn us about is not touching them if it's stormy as you could get a bolt of electricity. Hopefully, I will remember that!
@@Successfulgardendesign Absolutely!! In my set up, Im getting half-volt readings, but I haven't put up any antennas as you have. I may give that a try! Thanks. 🙂
Great video on electroculture!!
Ants are the best soil improver in my opinion, they don't seem to damage the root system. I've noticed they attract more aphids though
Thank you, that's good to know! Yes, ants like to farm aphids but as long as they don't damage the roots like the moles do, I can live with them!
Ants even protect And defend the aphids, making biological controls very difficult.
I believe if you review the chapter on JMS you will find it is recommended for continuous use during the life of the plants. The dilution rate changes from full strength prior to planting to a much smaller dilution when plants are in the ground,. There is a lot of mixing and measuring, and I don't think anyone can learn the whole system overnight. I have used Garden like a Viking to help with measurements for garden scale vs big farm, and I also notice rainwater is so different from city water. I have been advised to go downtown and ask if they have recommendations for a filter to remove to chemicals for gardens. They do need that stuff when its in the waterlines under the street. Review and study Jadam, just as you are the electro culture. I think Youngsang Cho has encapsulated centuries of agricultural wisdom in that one small book.
Yes, I am going to give the JMS another go - I overcooked the first batch as the thermostat was being used for seedlings so I'll be able to do it properly this time!
Interesting about the rain water, makes sense. I have bamboo water purification pieces in my water butts, which I hope helps.
I suspect that if you square the antenna height, that is how many square feet an antenna will cover.
Example:
6 foot tall antenna should cover 36 square feet of space around it.
Not sure about my math though.
Could be Pi times double the antenna height.
Still researching....
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 thanks
@PamPotgieter - I can see your last comment in my feed that you tried to comment but YT deleted it instantly - but I cannot access it here to respond! The exact same thing happened to me when I tried to leave comments on Nate's original electroculture video! I do not know why they get deleted! 🤷♀😕
I’ve been having loads of comments disapear on nate’s and other channels especialy with links to other vids.. today even in the live stream one disapeared fast..? Btw didn’t know you had a channel, l know you from in the lives but found your channel true a video suggestion after a video from I am organic gardener.. hi Rachel 👋
@@pietsnot7002 Hey, good to see you here, Piet, I've seen you a lot on Nate's lives!
Yeah, some really odd things happening with comments - perhaps YT are trying to limit the popularity of certain topics... 🤷♀
@@Successfulgardendesign Yeah l can’t keep my gob shut 🤪🤣 l think the same about the comments, it’s especialy the ones (for me at least) containing sensitive information that certain powers that be prob want to keep away from the public because it would be bad for bussines.. Anywho, l hope you’re having a blast in the garden, it’s a blast here too, just too bad it’s a blasting heat and drought 🤪
I tried out electro culture over the growing cycle of many plants it made zero difference so don't build your hopes up. It's more important to build soil fertility and have more nutritious food.
Which types did you try?
I can see a difference with mine, though impossible to say if it's the electroculture or other factors!
Why does the hemisphere we live in effect the direction an aerial wire be wound. If the energy influence is via magnetic field north south, l thought the coil should be wound in the same direction?
Unlike a vine following the sun rotating toward the sun's orbit.
Yes indeed! I'm not learning from the people that are touting that, I prefer Yannick's tried and tested method. Though that said I have seen a lot of interesting results with the other method, hard to really know unless people also have a control group.
Does zucchini sound as fancy to you as corshets (?) do to me.
I've never given that a moment's thought! Now that you mention it, I suppose they do!
@@Successfulgardendesign lovely show - I learn to guess-spell for you.
Look into magnetic seed germination I think maybe the negative end increases seed germination could be positive not 100% look into it do some tests might really kick off the gardens
Thank you, I will!
Who is the author of eht book on mangnetism? Your hands hid the author....
That was clever of me! It's by Alan Cruice
Your particular latitude may affect results too.
There is a map that shows lines of magnetic fields for the whole planet.
That too might affect results.
While electroculture can increase yields and nutrient density, you STILL have to augment your soil. Especially with minerals.
Use a beer trap for slugs.
Here is something to think about:
Ever see a REAL flagpole?
If you look at the top, it has a ball on top of the pole.
That ball attracts electrical energy.
Flag poles used to double as lightning rods.
We need to know the electrical harmonics for a given area then do the math to determine coil size and such to match that harmonic.
Of course every place is going to be different.
Yes, I should have said in the video that all the beds had what I usually do - a layer of manure covered in hay and woodchip. The electroculture and JADAM are extras. I will mention it in the next video... thanks.
Interesting about the flagpole - I will ask Yannick if knows about those. Do you have any info on electrical harmonics I could look into?
@@Successfulgardendesign Was thinking about electrical interference in radios. If there is something not 'harmonious' with how the circuits are 'harmonized' there one would get interference, hum, etc. The term harmonize is a bit of a misnomer. You are actually trying to 'tune the coil'. WHich harmonizes the coil with the induced magnetic field.
With inductors, which those antennas really are, the length of the wire, size of the wire, size and length of the coil all make a difference.
Look up 'Henrys' and Gauss'. Inductive reactance, and impedance.
The ball on top of flagpoles is supposed to have an extra 50 electrons per given area.
All the sites referring to those antennas use the Earth as a giant magnet. Presumably electrical currents run strongest near the magnetic lines of force. In a way, like layers in an onion with the Earth at the center.
As with any magnet, the lines of force are strongest at the poles. Hence my reference to your particular latitude.
Note: Large cities significantly alter the Earth's magnetic fields. They kind of bend or warp them depending on the city and it's layout.
Those antennas might work best if you used them out in the middle of nowhere and no trees, building, etc are around.
Tesla build his tower in a similar area.
Fun fact: Ships used a degaussing system to thwart magnetic mines. At least from what I read anyway.
The direction the ship was heading and the ship's latitude determined how much power they needed to alter or offset the ship's magnetism.
Pretty interesting stuff.
I suspect that the closer you are to the Equator or South pole, the bigger the antenna needs to be.
For harmony, the Earth has it's own 'vibrational frequency'.
If you could determine that you could make a proper antenna that would work in harmony with the Earth's natural frequency.
Schumann resonance
The base atmospheric electromagnetic resonant frequency of the Earth is 7.83 Hz.
Also look up Telluric current on Wikipedia.
Some say to wrap the dowel 7 times with 12ga wire and long wraps down the pole terminating in a 'tail'.
Top part can be the receptor.
Can be most any design but some may work better than others.
I wonder why none use an iron core or even plastic pvc as the dowel.
Note: the top of one I made, I made a big 'butterfly' or 'dragonfly' shape of sorts.
If I am going to have it at least I want it to have some kind of artsy look! lol
Won't know what effect it will have.
@@crazysquirrel9425 Many thanks for all the info and insights... so much to learn! I'm going to dedicate some time to it in the winter months. I've cut and paste your answer into my notes file so I can learn more. 🙏
@@Successfulgardendesign You are welcome. Elsewhere I read that the harmonic frequency of the Earth is 7.33 Hz.
If you can find an expert in coils and such, they might be able to provide more information on how to match your antenna with that frequency.
It is 7.83 Hz not 7.33Hz.
@Successfulgardendesign are you aware if Yannick has published a somewhat definitive English manual on his methods? ...Especially for those of us who are a little math challenged and ot masters of metrics. Here in NW Arkansas gardener friends are having odd issues the last 2 or 3 years too. Specifically, i am interested in a guide for how many towers are how far apart, and whether copper is better than aluminum and galvanized steel weather, etc.