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This potting mix has been our go to for many plants in containers, it helps reduce water usage.
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- Опубликовано: 7 мар 2023
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We water ours once every other day in the morning and the plants seem to love it. Water more if you’re in a dry climate.
You also can go without perlite or vermiculite.
Feeding your plant is essential, make sure to add fertilizer in small amounts every two weeks or larger volume once a month
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Excellent. Beautiful presentation with simple, straightforward, doable steps.
Been making the same substrate since over a decade. Best growing medium i have ever had. After harvesting plants, i sift the same substrate and use it as seedling starter mix.
You can reuse it again. Just add some manure/compost or organic soil amendment to fill it up with nutrients again
@@Rocketman0407 Yeah, i just did that yesterday 😅, repotted a Ficus elastica for an elderly neighbour and reused old soil ammended with compost and wormcastings.
Scared that the dirt and perlite is going to fall on my face through the phone😂
Keep up the good work,
All of your videos carry some sort of import information for those who want the most yield with the least amount of resources consumed, bless your garden and family. Coco coir and compost for the win
I know the perlite makes the soil airy and loose as well, your carrots must love it.
Remember perlite acts as a aerator and helps slowly release water, vermiculite acts as a sponge and helps the soil hold moister, so I mix perlite with the soil and sprinkle a bit of vermiculite on top of the soil if I don’t have good quality mulch
I appreciate it! I love how you explained it I'm learning less is more with gardening. Yes, and thank you for sharing the difference betwwen perlite and vermiculite. I do prefer vermiculite for containers that dry up fast. Blessings to you too💚
For someone that also actually uses it; what are perlite and vermiculite made of respectively?
@@emwhaibee perlite is volcanic glass and vermiculite is naturally occurring mineral aluminum-iron magnesium silicates
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Incredibly helpful as always. 👍 love the presentation
Thank you. Will try it when I try growing tomatoes and peppers.
That's great to hear! Happy growing💚
Nice editing!
I’m so sorry to ask again and again, please if you can give us the name of manoeuvres and other thing and melch and coir? I’m not in good health to go to stores and go through this and that. Last week, guy sold me 8 bags of 4 different things and when i came home, it wasn’t what i needed. Please 🙏🏼
Hmmm what kind of mulch? Yours looks fine
Probably pine bark. Look to your local nursuries
What kind of mulch is that?
How often do i feed plants and whats best ??
Might be a silly question but how do u add the manure and worm casting?
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I am a vermiculite manufacturer from China and we have many varieties of vermiculite!
Are all Vermiculite the same?🤔
Hey watch where you throw that dirt it almost got in my eyes
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Coir is very expensive here, I use peat because it is harvested here and I don't pay to ship something from far away.
Where are you from if you dont mind me asking? Peat farming does more damage to nature than it helps.
@@easygrows2699 From Canada.
We have an enormous amount of remote peatland that will never be accessed in northern Manitoba especially.
In cultivated parts of our farming regions peat is a nuisance as wheat grows best in heavy soil and machines "bog" down in peat.
The part that companies like SunGrow and Premeir do is repair and flood the bogs they have harvested.
There are laws governing their actions.
They hire Canadian workers and pay good wages unlike third world coconut workers.
No long ocean voyages in oil fueled ships either, a short train trip gets us our moss and this is important as a big part of peats cost is transportation.
So, rather than farmers soaking peat bogs with diesel fuel and burning it, it gets harvested, packaged and used by Canadian gardeners.
If you live in a law less country that harvests peat irresponsibly then of course purchase whatever you want but here peatmoss is ethically harvested.
@@wayneessar7489 Thats cool, then better use Peat. Here in Germany we dont have much peatland left so i buy Coco coir instead.
@@wayneessar7489 ♥️ Canada, i got Pawpaws variety Sunflower in my Backyard and Cream of Saskatchewan Watermelons growing indoors under LEDs until Spring starts 😁
@@easygrows2699 Thank you for your kind reply..!
We have 170 million hectares of peat land or 420 million acres.
What the calcium boost?
Thank you.
I bought gypsum for my peppers. How much do you use per container?
Add a sprinkle to the top and water in, that way the plant can absorb it without much effort.
@@swanhill772 Thank you so much. Every piece of info is valuable.
Thank you. I’ve had such terrible luck with Miracle Gro lately (pretty sure they changed their formula, it used to be great but now it’s like 50% bark mulch…horrible) so I’m going to try your recipe instead. :)
What kind of compost do you use ?? I am growing in small space
How big is that container
25 gallon grow bag
Whew would I get worm castings?
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I think this is Mel’s mix? Do you use the same mix for your raised bed?
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Wow good soil
Personally, 50% garden soil, 30% peat moss and 20% compost.
And a certain well-known commercial fertilizer 24-8-16 at half-strength 1-2 a month!
Does it work well for strawberries or is the ph to hi
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what is the ratio of the 3 soilless media
Whats the name of the calcium boost again? Didn't hear ya clearly
Gypsum
Can you use this mix to plant avocado trees??
Avocados like a more sandy, we'll-draining soil.
I'd add more perlite for drainage and less compaction ❤
shall i add npk in this mix?
Why is perlite needed when coir is used?
Coconut Coir is used for water retention and perlite is expanded volcanic rock use to increase water drainage. :)
@@terrylewis1548and less soil compaction ❤
@@terrylewis1548And to have less compaction ❤
You make bokaashi compost show a post?
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That odd music selection had my brain confused
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Calcium boost like what?
I think he said gypsum.
This is "Mel's Mix"
Pumice ftw
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