How to Collect Microbes for Free - JADAM Microbial Solution - Recharge Your Soil with Microorganisms

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • #Microbes #Microorganisms #SoilFoodWeb #JMS #JadamMicrobialSolution #OrganicGardening #NaturalFarming
    Microorganisms are an important part of the soil food web and are a must for any passionate gardener or farmer. In this video you'll learn how to make JADAM Microbial Solution (JMS) to innoculate your soil with beneficial microbes. These soil microbes will go to work breaking down organic matter and making nutrients available for the plants to uptake. It's a symbiotic relationship they have with the plant by communicating via the rhizosphere. The plant sends out exudates which the microbes trade for plant nutrients. The soil food web is a fascinating ecosystem on it's own and JMS is one of my absolute favorite garden inputs to help balalnce that system.
    Will you join me in making this incredible DIY gardening input? Have you already? If so, what's your experience been with it? Let me know in the comments below and happy growing!

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  • @stoamnyfarms
    @stoamnyfarms 5 месяцев назад +2

    How exactly would this "burn" your plants if not diluted when this is only microbes and not actual fertilizer?

  • @WordAboveAll
    @WordAboveAll 2 года назад +12

    Great video! My local organic garden center guy grows HUGE plants. His specialty is growing world record competitive tomatoes. He is always telling me the importance of good soil with plenty of healthy microbes. But, whenever I ask how to increase the microbes he just tells me to plant a ground cover when the tomatoes are done and the ground cover will replenish the soil. But your video will take it to the next level. Thank you!!

  • @MichaelJosephJr934
    @MichaelJosephJr934 Год назад +1

    Good stuff!
    QUESTION:
    Hoping you can help me figure something out.
    I'm making this to innoculate my biochar. I have about 7 gallons of biochar in a huge tote soaking in water. I'm planning on adding about 4 gallons of this JADAM to the biochar.
    Then I want to add it all to my compost but I'm worried it could be too strong and burn my crops.
    My compost bin is packed with nearly finished compost and it's 3x3x3 ish.
    Can I add the entire 7 gallons of biochar and 4 gallons of JADAM?
    Thank You!

  • @silbo432
    @silbo432 2 года назад +2

    If it grows in your area, add some soil from around a *bamboo* family, there's some rare microorganisms in there...
    Re: Sea Water see Dr. Maynard Murray's - Benefiting from Sea Energy Agriculture

    • @andrewparry1474
      @andrewparry1474 Месяц назад

      Thanks! I'll check it out. Everyone is asking where's the salt. I just asked if it's ok to use seawater, as the ocean in nearby for me. Would want to know that it doesn't upset the worm though!?

  • @TonyFernandezjkdjedi
    @TonyFernandezjkdjedi Год назад +1

    Cool vid. I almost bought a bottle of the EM-1 when I realized its nearly identical to the LAB I made for myself a couple weeks ago. Once a week sound right for use?

  • @goodgreen4616
    @goodgreen4616 2 года назад +3

    Soil here is great. Appalachian mountain soil. Dark black and full of life, 🌱🌱Loves it 🙌

  • @otrotland5377
    @otrotland5377 4 месяца назад

    Can I use instant Mashed Potato Flakes, instead of cutting, cooking, mashing, blending whole potato.

  • @GhettoMazzo
    @GhettoMazzo Год назад +1

    6:46 thats what she said !

  • @bladecutter912
    @bladecutter912 2 года назад +3

    Now that's a quality video! 👍✨ I can use the information immediately. I wish you well on your journey.

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад +1

      Wow, thanks for the kind words my friend! 🙏🏼

  • @kathyscott4671
    @kathyscott4671 Месяц назад

    Stop the music during talking, so distracting.

  • @bbingtube
    @bbingtube 4 месяца назад

    God you sound like Chris Trump at the introduction 😂😂😂 🤙

  • @PanchoYotinov
    @PanchoYotinov 5 месяцев назад

    If add hidrogen peroxide I suppose there will be more beneficial and less harmful microbes

  • @devbachu7072
    @devbachu7072 Год назад

    Thats so good to hear what microbes does unti the soul man ready destroy i f rhis earth

  • @mrcerev676
    @mrcerev676 Год назад

    wotever you talk abut is only for indor

  • @VANDERWALTTINA
    @VANDERWALTTINA 2 года назад +1

    How can I use this in potted plants, in plastic bags?

  • @Dave-zc6mx
    @Dave-zc6mx 2 года назад +1

    this is just wat i have been looking for... thank you soooooo much you have been such a help

  • @PanchoYotinov
    @PanchoYotinov 5 месяцев назад

    Add leaf fertiliser instead of salt?

  • @raisingjanecannabis4831
    @raisingjanecannabis4831 2 года назад +2

    Great information brother 👍🏾

  • @charlescoker7752
    @charlescoker7752 7 месяцев назад

    From what I read. Vegetables like a Bacteria dominate soil. Where trees, and shrubs need a Fungal dominated soil. How do you make a fungal JADAM mixture?

  • @nesforce7712
    @nesforce7712 Год назад +2

    I think you forgot to add sea salt and also its likely more ideal to put the potatoes (cooked and cooled) and leaf mold soil in the same mesh bag and mush them together, I get a lot of bubbles this way. Been practicing Jadam for 3 years.

    • @jonlamp5244
      @jonlamp5244 11 месяцев назад

      Sea salt?

    • @billwilson3665
      @billwilson3665 11 месяцев назад +1

      viking? He puts the potatoes and sea salt in a blender. His jms brews are frothing with bubbles. This guy made me feel better about my pitiful brews.

    • @billwilson3665
      @billwilson3665 11 месяцев назад

      Sea salt is incredible in the garden. Hard to believe I know. Watch some actual jadam videos. Think about when a hurricane makes landfall and the storm surge inundates miles of land, nothing dies and the vegetation gets greener.@@jonlamp5244

    • @andrewparry1474
      @andrewparry1474 Месяц назад

      I'm new to gardening. But my first thought is would salt upset the worms? And my second thought is that, if it doesn't, would sea water be ok? (I live close to the sea).

  • @umitkbb
    @umitkbb 9 месяцев назад

    Don't you use sea salt?

  • @paulie6446
    @paulie6446 2 года назад +1

    Fascinating/interesting stuff indeed bro.Thanks for sharing ✌️🌱👍

  • @rubytuesday396
    @rubytuesday396 Год назад

    Hi,, after watching you on Mr grow it,, I started watching u work with soil,, I had my worm farm and looked up brocosi and our city council gives us $$ back to get involved!!! What!!??? Crazy cool and nod to u.... Ur my ' go to "grow it guy" now and I wanted to say thank you!! 🙏

  • @ITSYVNGGROWING
    @ITSYVNGGROWING Год назад

    do think its ok to reuse the same water that you mixed soluble nuits in for feeding because sometimes I don't use all of what i mix like do throw out the left over or save it and keep on reusing it to feed throughout my feeding schedule. and sad to say but yes, I use synthetic nuits fox farm dirty dozen to be exact, I know I know but I'm a beginner to all of this and spent way too much on equipment, genetics, nutrition, and to that I can't turn back or find a new method of feeding so I got to make do with what I have on deck until my next grow. SOOOOOO please any help or advice on when should i start feeding and too often i should be feeding them throughout their stages of life.

  • @christianoberlin1996
    @christianoberlin1996 Год назад

    Thanks for uploading this! Have you ever tried adding fulvic/humic acid by chance?

  • @metasamsara
    @metasamsara 2 года назад +1

    What's the deal with dechlorinated water though? Is it just something popular in America? The tap water here comes at 8 I mix it with a little bit of demineralized water to lower the calcium saturation before adding my nutes and microbes. Is dechlorinated water just for convenience?

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад +1

      Great question! Chlorine and chloramine is added to our water to kill harmful bacteria and other microbes. Being that I’m culturing microbes I prefer to not kill them.
      With that said, it wouldn’t kill all of them. It will kill some of them but studies show that they bounce back very fast. I choose to use dechlorinated water to preserve as many as possible when making inputs like this. I’m not too worried when just watering the garden, but when culturing microbes I prefer to have as large a population of diversity as possible.
      I hope that made sense. 😁

    • @garywillow6578
      @garywillow6578 2 года назад +1

      I buy plain spring water and mineral water as they are only a few pence for 2 litres; also get canal water from a local unused canal that has soo much life in it.

  • @SEMOJOESGROW
    @SEMOJOESGROW Год назад

    Thank you so much bro for this valuable information I would’ve never ever even thought of it and it’s just right there. It’s just so common sense stuff. Thank you.

  • @rockstarmom3121
    @rockstarmom3121 Год назад

    The music has 1980 ahhhummm “adult” movie vibes. LoL

  • @ericsuiter7619
    @ericsuiter7619 2 года назад +2

    I am also using organic inputs and the like as often as possible. I've been reading the Jadam book off and on for a month or so. Tried creating JMS with no luck. Assuming my yard has little microbial life - or - I trainwrecked something in the process.
    How long have you been applying the solution to your plants, and are you noticing anything as a result?
    IMO next for you?

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад +1

      I’d grab some leaf mold soil from somewhere else if you suspect you have inert soil. I’ve only done it a few times but am going to start a bi-weekly schedule now that spring time is full force. I do notice results overnight. The next day the plants and leaves seem to really be perked up and praying looking very healthy. My roses and other flowers begin to suddenly bloom with a burst of energy. It’s pretty amazing!

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад

      I have some IMO2 that I’ve collected from a couple different places. IMO3 is next on my agenda. 😁

    • @ericsuiter7619
      @ericsuiter7619 2 года назад

      @@SoulSoilLove looking forward to any updates.
      I'm in Florida. Half of my property is unmanicured. The azaleas manage themselves much like you described your pomegranate (?)
      No doubt that the soil food web is an amazing thing.
      Now if I could just learn to replicate some of that to my gardening advantage...
      It's all part of the fun, right?
      Thanks for sharing your work.

    • @3bouldersurban653
      @3bouldersurban653 2 года назад

      If I get a chance to go by different untouched wood area, can I just collect some hummus from there, store in a bucket as I go and use it at a later time for when leaf mould is needed?

    • @southernvtgrown
      @southernvtgrown Год назад +1

      ​@@3bouldersurban653yes you definitely can collect buckets and put lids on them for future use, or take it home and add to a current compost pile. We started everything on our homestead from collecting on our walks and manureover the years from our farm animals. ✌🏼💚

  • @geriannroth449
    @geriannroth449 Год назад

    Great content plus thats a real sweet beard you've grown & groomed!

  • @ZPDSurvival
    @ZPDSurvival Год назад

    This is Excellent. Finally, What you are Explaining is the connection we have with all of Nature and the Universe. No I am not going to jump out of a window to see if I can fly. What we are talking about is the connection of Microbes in the Human gut relating to the shit in the Ground. Once that connection is understood there is so much more involved. The Human Body is Controlled by Micro Organisms. We are Connected with the Soil. Happy Thanksgiving. Peace Bro.

    • @ZPDSurvival
      @ZPDSurvival Год назад

      I have too Many Potatoes. Now I know what to do with them. Thank You.

  • @otrotland5377
    @otrotland5377 Год назад

    have you tried doing JLF and JMS in the same tub?

  • @garywillow6578
    @garywillow6578 2 года назад +1

    My favourite part of growing is the management of biology. In my grow room I am God. Creator of life and herb.

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад

      It is so interesting and enjoyable!

    • @garywillow6578
      @garywillow6578 2 года назад

      @@SoulSoilLove I harvest mycelium up on the Welsh hills where liberty cap shrooms grow. Been trying to get a harvest of shrooms in one of my grows. Only dreaming of it happening one day.

  • @vtsnigeria
    @vtsnigeria 11 месяцев назад

    Would this work against bacterial wilt

  • @Victoria49357
    @Victoria49357 2 года назад +1

    Great video.. really interesting 😃👍I assume i can use it in a indoor potted grow?

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад

      Absolutely!

    • @VANDERWALTTINA
      @VANDERWALTTINA 2 года назад

      @@SoulSoilLove do I have to apply t as a foliar spray, or can I, for I example, apply a cup per 5L potted plant, in the ratio of 1:20, and apply more in larger bags, like 40L bags? I have 1000s of cypress trees that I grow on a commercial scale

  • @calebboyetteful
    @calebboyetteful Год назад

    great video! ill stop wasting my money!!!

  • @EverettSmithLoveisAll
    @EverettSmithLoveisAll Год назад

    Great info and great jams at the end of your video! Thank you!

  • @SEMOJOESGROW
    @SEMOJOESGROW Год назад

    Does the kind of a potato matter

    • @knowideas7184
      @knowideas7184 Год назад

      No, the microbes feed on the starch. I’ve used random bean mash and had crazy bubble formation in below 70 degree too but never applied it to plants.

  • @abomohamed601
    @abomohamed601 11 месяцев назад

    Is starch a suitable substitute for potatoes?

  • @jlmassey
    @jlmassey 8 месяцев назад

    How do you scale up to 100 gallon?

  • @silviaberger352
    @silviaberger352 2 года назад

    You forgot an important part, the sea water or sea salt

  • @diego87644
    @diego87644 Год назад

    What about the sea salt? Good video thanks.

  • @wolfbudz9201
    @wolfbudz9201 2 года назад

    Any new videos coming out?

  • @manoharpothala2491
    @manoharpothala2491 Год назад

    You have not added sea salt.

  • @Lifegrowsonandon
    @Lifegrowsonandon 2 года назад +1

    Yes mate! my soil life will enjoy this

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад

      Absolutely! It is the life itself! 🙏🏼

  • @obamabinladen6969
    @obamabinladen6969 Год назад

    You can also add old jaggery

  • @lazyroo6734
    @lazyroo6734 2 года назад

    BROTHER YOU ARE AMAZING PLEASE KEEP TEACHING 👊

  • @austin2842
    @austin2842 Год назад

    Anyone tried adding JMS to indoor plants for winter veggie growing?

    • @austin2842
      @austin2842 Год назад

      (Also, great video and music)

  • @mammakush420
    @mammakush420 2 года назад +1

    Great information! Thank you

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад +1

      Hey Mamma! Good to see you here on the Tube!

    • @mammakush420
      @mammakush420 2 года назад

      Haha! I get around what can I say 😂😂😂

  • @benedborg4081
    @benedborg4081 2 года назад

    What kind of bags do you use? Those look perfect for tea making. I’ve just been just throwing my ingredients in the water but I’m trying out autopots and don’t wanna clog my system.

    • @SoulSoilLove
      @SoulSoilLove  2 года назад +1

      They’re just some cheap mesh bags I bought. I can’t remember where I got them. Are you putting teas in your reservoir? I’ve done stuff like that but poured it thru a paint strainer first. The tea did cause all kinds of organic sludge that I ended up having to clean. Be careful my friend.

    • @benedborg4081
      @benedborg4081 2 года назад

      @@SoulSoilLove I’m finishing my current grow without them but plan on trying them out next time. Running it through a strainer is a great idea I haven’t thought of yet though, thank you! Your podcast has helped me so much I love being able to see what you’re talking about with all your videos on RUclips. Keep up the amazing work!

  • @fullvaluetv
    @fullvaluetv 2 года назад +1

    Cool stuff bro 👍

  • @ahhason
    @ahhason 2 года назад

    No Sea Salt?

  • @geriannroth449
    @geriannroth449 Год назад

    Is battery water the same as declorinated water?

    • @knowideas7184
      @knowideas7184 Год назад

      If you mean distilled water then yes. Do not add water from a battery, that’s acid…

  • @NupeAtl
    @NupeAtl Год назад

    This is the way.

  • @ALLDAYBLAZER
    @ALLDAYBLAZER Год назад +1

    I remember my great grandma doing this .I was to young to fully understand what she was doing .her gardens always where amazing. Definitely going to have to try this.

  • @darthfurio8780
    @darthfurio8780 2 года назад

    Top content!

  • @imranismail3264
    @imranismail3264 2 года назад

    thank you so much

  • @chipmeister111
    @chipmeister111 2 года назад +1

    Glad to have seen the podcast you were on with Mr. Grow. It lead me to your channel which I'm pretty aligned to regarding organicslly feeding your soil so thanks.

  • @Phil-ld8uv
    @Phil-ld8uv 6 месяцев назад +1

    Hawaiian soil matters The wild pigs dug up my hugelkultur.You know you be Jammin too.
    Aloha

  • @stevebaker8322
    @stevebaker8322 Год назад

    I was skeptical because there was no air pump being used like when brewing a compost tea; that was before I realized that this was not a live biological solution but a nutrient solution.
    I am going to add a little pink himalayan for the micro nutrients, and I am not putting my bucket lid on tight the second go around. I see a difference in one of two cucumber plants; I treated one and did not treat the other. Made mine with a handful compost from the bottom of the compost pile, potato, honey, and a rainwater base. I did not separate with mesh bags; filtered with 5 gallon bucket paint strainer from orange box store before adding it to the watering can.
    Thank you for the video. My next batch will be a closer representation to your brew.

  • @dumbsathanass8669
    @dumbsathanass8669 Год назад

    Any tips on boosting Protozoa specifically? Thanks for your content

  • @dumbsathanass8669
    @dumbsathanass8669 Год назад

    Doesn’t JMS have sea salt as an ingredient too?