Jane, you are an absolute gem for information and experience. You should be listed as a national treasure... excellent info and always love hearing what you have to say.
Thank you for speaking about organic, and synthetic fertilizers. I'm a gardener who does a little of both. As much organic as I can(because I hate waste), but I'm not 'throwing the baby out with the bathwater' when it comes to using synthetic fertilizer, especially on my grass.
Thank you for this. lately I have been using Seasol powerfeeder on my veges and 3 citrus trees I all have growing in pots and little raised garden beds on legs I got from Bunnings. the improvement is amazing, everything had exploded with new growth and is looking so much healthier and stronger now. I'm still using my blood and bone as well. will have to get some composted cow manure too to add the the little raised beds as they do seem to need more constant feeding and topping up, as it's easy for everything to get washed out with the watering.
I am looking for advice. I'm looking for liquid fertiliser for my fruit and vegetables. And one that's affordable. I'm looking at seasol powerfeed in green bottle. Would I need to use liquid seasol as well?
I have some small raised garden beds. How much cow manure should i add to the soil..? Husband bought trailer load of soil for my garden containers from a place where they sell it in bulk, its memt to be ok for plants they advertise it as soil for gardens bit who knows really what the quality is like, im weary. So i was thinking to add some manure into it, i was told chook manure was better than cow manure, very confused. Just want to get my soil nice and prepared before planting my veggies. 🤔
Try Seasol powerfeeder..my veges are growing so well since using it and are producing more fruit than they have in the past. it's the only liquid fertiliser I'll use now.
Cow manure has less plant nutrients and more lignins than chicken manure which is high in Nitrogen and other minerals, its all due to the type of diet of the animals.
Interesting how synthetic fertilisers were demonised once upon a time. Looks like we have turned full circle..... Certainly not a criticism of GA or the hosts.
Wow, I would have expected gardening Australia would have had a much better understanding of the soil food web and the effects of synthetic NPK on soil and plants, you are force feeding a plant, like feeding a child only sugar, they will bounce for a wile but will have no resilience, there is so much back yard alchemy out there that will replace all those fancy coloured plastic bottles, and build healthy soils producing heathy abundant plants. I would be horrified to see synthetic fertilisers on the shelves of Costa's garden shed, maybe covered in dust pushed to a corner. I hope I didn't come across rude, I do understand that we are all at a different stage of enlightenment.
Oh righteous one David. How dare gardeners use anything but what you deem worthy. This video is used to educate both sides and for people to make an opinion. What is the point of ignoring what most people use?
@@michaelhorn7290 Yep, let's just keep advertising these products that have been proven to poisons our waterways and destroy soil biology. How dare I and the entire regenerative agriculture movement organic farmers biodynamic practitioners do something different to most people !
Jane, you are an absolute gem for information and experience. You should be listed as a national treasure... excellent info and always love hearing what you have to say.
Do u know this programme is scripted?
You, young Lady, are a gift…
Key information charmingly delivered and easy to understand.
Much appreciated
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Thank you for speaking about organic, and synthetic fertilizers. I'm a gardener who does a little of both. As much organic as I can(because I hate waste), but I'm not 'throwing the baby out with the bathwater' when it comes to using synthetic fertilizer, especially on my grass.
Thank you for this. lately I have been using Seasol powerfeeder on my veges and 3 citrus trees I all have growing in pots and little raised garden beds on legs I got from Bunnings. the improvement is amazing, everything had exploded with new growth and is looking so much healthier and stronger now. I'm still using my blood and bone as well. will have to get some composted cow manure too to add the the little raised beds as they do seem to need more constant feeding and topping up, as it's easy for everything to get washed out with the watering.
I am looking for advice. I'm looking for liquid fertiliser for my fruit and vegetables. And one that's affordable. I'm looking at seasol powerfeed in green bottle. Would I need to use liquid seasol as well?
@@donnawiseman3686 You can use them together, but powerfeeder works well on its own too.
@@catey62 thanks for your reply 😊
@@donnawiseman3686 Your'e welcome :-)
I have some small raised garden beds. How much cow manure should i add to the soil..? Husband bought trailer load of soil for my garden containers from a place where they sell it in bulk, its memt to be ok for plants they advertise it as soil for gardens bit who knows really what the quality is like, im weary. So i was thinking to add some manure into it, i was told chook manure was better than cow manure, very confused. Just want to get my soil nice and prepared before planting my veggies. 🤔
Wow super garden sister👍👍💐
Well, you were just delightful. Thank you for the video.
I love gardening.... TQ Gardening Australia..
Gosh i need a masterclass on feeding soil.
Hi, thanks Gardening Australia!
Plant food in green bottle does the trick 🙏👍😊🌻💗🌞
Thanks for explaining 🙏
Shiploads of Dynamic Lifter twice a year and seasol every 3months and my garden goes nuts.
Try Seasol powerfeeder..my veges are growing so well since using it and are producing more fruit than they have in the past. it's the only liquid fertiliser I'll use now.
@@catey62 do you use liquid seasol as well for a conditioner
@@donnawiseman3686 Yes, I do and it works really well from my experience.
Heard a happy gardner got more fruit production mixing yeast with declorade water.
very informative, great job
Thank you
Smart mama 😘
I want to know how they made the can planter :O
i wish bunnings had a 10/10/10 or a 20/20/20 fertiliser
Munn's professional lift off
Is 10-10-10
Is cow manure a conditioner? Whereas chook manure an organic fertiliser??
Cow manure has less plant nutrients and more lignins than chicken manure which is high in Nitrogen and other minerals, its all due to the type of diet of the animals.
Interesting how synthetic fertilisers were demonised once upon a time. Looks like we have turned full circle..... Certainly not a criticism of GA or the hosts.
Welp, now I know.
Techno
The amount of backwards counter intuitive information given out by these types of channels is remarkable
Don’t use any like that learn about knf or jadam Korean natural farming!!!!!! Thanks me later
Please Hindi video
Wow, I would have expected gardening Australia would have had a much better understanding of the soil food web and the effects of synthetic NPK on soil and plants, you are force feeding a plant, like feeding a child only sugar, they will bounce for a wile but will have no resilience, there is so much back yard alchemy out there that will replace all those fancy coloured plastic bottles, and build healthy soils producing heathy abundant plants. I would be horrified to see synthetic fertilisers on the shelves of Costa's garden shed, maybe covered in dust pushed to a corner.
I hope I didn't come across rude, I do understand that we are all at a different stage of enlightenment.
Oh righteous one David. How dare gardeners use anything but what you deem worthy.
This video is used to educate both sides and for people to make an opinion. What is the point of ignoring what most people use?
@@michaelhorn7290 Yep, let's just keep advertising these products that have been proven to poisons our waterways and destroy soil biology.
How dare I and the entire regenerative agriculture movement organic farmers biodynamic practitioners do something different to most people !