Why do my plants always struggle? Fungi & bacteria are missing!

It’s confusing when house plants look sad or barely grow, especially when you’re providing what seem to be “perfect” conditions.
Did you know that the simple act of watering could be negatively effecting your plant?
We aren't talking about overwatering either. It doesn't make much sense, but in this video you'll discover what may be missing.
Noot Organic Plant Food restores these essential microbes, along with organic plant nutrition that will transform your growing medium into "living soil" for robust growth.

[@eithieus1652]

A friend talked to me years ago about this. It was over my head then but as I started doing it and saw the results, it was amazing

[@AlexHop1]

Thank you, very clear explanation!

[@gabrielkawa3477]

Thanks for this video

[@GrowWithNoot]

Most welcome

[@amokate1]

Amazing video

[@thechrisepisodes812]

Glad u posted the fungee video lol👌😁👍

[@marikleinen1189]

Could you show us on which fungi are good for our flower pot compost? I see the name, but is it possible to show the big picture from our kitchen garbage that we usually throw away bad rotten foods? I don't know which ones, I can help to improve the soil at home. I am new, curious about kitchen compost without prior experience. I saw RUclips video and he mentioned to dig hole into the soil and leave it for a while and the organic food garbage dissappear. AND it's all gone. Less garbage to bring into the garbage truck. 😲🥳 Just preparing the nice soil for my next flower planting season. But now....I am getting curious even more about the well-being of the microbes and fungi and etc. to have the knowledge and the know how to make fertile soils. There aren't many teachers who talk to the people around in doing things to contribute to our planet earth that each of us can do something about it. Anyway, I am scared of the molds and fungi or rotten or green plants' slimy things or mold on the salami or cheese, because I don't know how to handle them, except putting them into the garbage can. It would be nice to show us or instruct us, how we can do the little things at home who doesn't have the garden, but even there got to be a way to do little fun thing at the balcony, including little benefits in doing or growing which plants to grow best in limited space. Do you have any advice to such viewers? Instead of going to many demonstrations, active planting and improving our soils would help us grow more food and the flowers. I see my neighbor planted trees in terriblly inconvenient locations without much pre-conciderations on giving space between such bushy plants like tree, eventually. It's so disturbing area, when some neighbors have to move out, the sharp leaves with the tree and the bushy tree with thorns, we have to deal with later when small kids fall and get hurt badly. People don't think ahead nowadays...so stupid and brainless. Perhaps pull it out, then plant something edible one to suck up all the nutrients, so the weeds won't nerve the gardener. 🤔🤭 Organic fertilizer was brown and it had little smell... Is it better to add on top of the compost?

[@JakeCannabisco]

Look up Dr. Elaine Ingham- she breaks down all the microbes- mycorrhizae endo & ecto strains , rhizo-bacteria & pnsb strains. NPK solubilizing strains.

[@grownmentalkingsports6834]

Salica is perfect for fighting disease

[@smacleod1973]

So Noot is meant to be used in soil, not for an additive to water propagation??

[@GrowWithNoot]

It can be used for both. #rootwithnoot is our hashtag on Instagram for propagation

[@dorkeboye]

Ty for video

[@anthonypacheco3098]

Can I contact you

[@JakeCannabisco]

This is why organics can out perform synthetics..