If your a small gardener may I suggest a brewers beer barrel it can withstand pressure and has a tap at the bottom and a twist off lid,you can filter it as you go with cut off pieces of tights,old dish cloths,sacks Etc tied around the gap then empty the bits back in the barrel. It should be said you can still top up the barrel with water and grass,nettles,comfrey Etc for years,it gets to the point where a tea spoon in 10 litres of water is enough. It's a small outlay for fertilizer for the rest of your life! Great video!

Thank you for making natural farming more accessible! 🙌

Love your channel my man. Keep up the content!! Learning as well!!

Great job on the video! I really enjoyed seeing you walk through the process of creating natural fertilizer and talking about its effectiveness over time. Thank you!

just came across this video and first off i appreciate how you start off by letting us know its not your original idea which in turn allows for me to find those who did start this amazing idea. the video was spot on and thanks for taking some time out of your day to share this process and this video. keep rockin

Awesome video! My dad was an avid gardener in Germany. He was using home made compost and organic methods to garden and one of the things I remember (the aroma is hard to forget) was his barrel of fermented Stinging Nettles, the contents of which he used as fertilizer and also as a foliar feed for the fruit trees. He claimed that it also kept diseases and pests at bay. I do the same now and I also use my 'gone to seed weeds' that I don't want to compost or any perennial root bits, like blackberries or buttercups and such that might grow rampant if I just throw them in a compost pile that doesn't get hot enough, this way. I haven't used the Jadam recommendation and added leaf mold in the past, so that is on my list to try for my next batch. Makes a lot of sense.

I made home-made fish fertilizer and this week I was procrastinating about putting it in rain-water, and then on the garden and in the greenhouse. I got an idea. I scrunched up / bruised the comfrey leaves and put them in the bucket. I then added sea-lettuce and rain water that I had soaked overnight. Then I added compost(incl. fall leaves). Voila....it SMELLED SO MUCH FRESHER AND BETTER ! I didn't mind applying the wonderful fish fertilizer at ALL doing it that way ! It's so neat that I came in the house to take a coffee break and up came this video ! Confirmation !

In Youngsang Cho’s book, he writes that better means that it is more easily absorbed!

Good info Sir! That's a good group of people to get inspiration from. Nothing wrong with going to multiple sources and finding out what techniques work best for you.

TY for all the useful knowledge you have shared. Well, tomorrow morning it is time to put my new learning to practice. BLESSINGS

Wow. You showed me a revelation. Now days we want to find an alternative to the comercial fertilizers. So we did in Panama. Thankyou very much!!!! Eyes open now!!!

great video. instant subscriber. can't wait to see your other videos. I love this stuff

Absolutely one of the best videos on this topic. Thanks.

The video is great, thank you! For me the best part is hearing you say that Gods systems are unbeatable. I dont hear many people say that, and it is very edifying to my soul.

Another great JADAM method video, great presentation…thank you sir. 🌱 ☀️

Your videos should be a mandatory viewing for all gardeners interested in doing the very best for their plants …and feeding their families…missing your downloads with hopes all is well…stay blessed and love the humor as well…my horticulture professor said anything learned with humor will stay with you and he was right…wishing he had the knowledge you shared being organic …

Awesome information! I loved the face you were making when you were scooping some of that smelly stuff out of the primary container to filter it into your milk jug. I could almost smell it through the video.

First time to view ..and its beautifully explained. Ty 🙏

Just found your channel, loving the great info, please keep them coming. Subscribed!

Great tips .. definitely, i will be benefit from this in my little project of building a small garden in my backyard. Thanks for sharing.

I'm in this video 6 minutes and I love you man!

Your JADAM info is wonderful. But your way of imparting it is superb. Moreover, your personality is fascinating 👍🙏

This is a great video! Thanks so much for sharing.

This was the best video I've seen on the subject, thank you!!

Thank you for sharing your experience about this liquid fertilizer, very educational... God bless

Great video brother! I couldn’t believe you said YAH!!!! Wow! All glory and praise be to the most high!!!!!!! I’m looking to feed myself and educate myself about gardening veggies, fruits, and fruit trees. With everything going on I know it’ll be the best decision I’ve made in a few years. I refuse to poison my plants though and just like you said I believe everything we have is already here on YAH green earth! Thank you so much! So much joy in my heart. Praise YAH!

Hi Tom! Great to meet you! I love your way of doing things! We’ve been doing this for years.

Love this video from half way on. I guess it is the times now! Thank you for video

We love your idea. We are from Indonesia (Bali)

I have not enough words to say Thankyou.

Man, I been doing this for over 30yrs and still learning.. Australia.. Bless.x

Excellent information! I am looking into the JADAM method for my garden and fruit trees. I have the same questions and concerns you are bringing up. It is such a new way of thinking about gardening I am hesitant to risk crop yields until I have a firmer grasp of these concepts.

Iv watched hours of videos. And you are my favorite one. ❤❤❤❤ GREAT WORK!

Thanks again!! Great video. I learned stuff:)

Love organic and free is even better!

YOU ARE A CHAMP,,, THANK YOU SIR!!!

Great video . Nodding in agreement the whole time . Excellent work and info 💪

Hi Tom, you have an amazing attitude! I liked and subscribed 😂😂

Great video man. i will start my jlf for my olive trees. Greetings from Greece-Crete

Your explanation was clear and interesting. Thanks for the info.

incredible video

Well said. Thanks for the explicit information.

I just did a popuri of coffee, pineapple,grass,wood chips.after 1 week it was still fermenting I could see little worm like creatures moving about. The smell oh my. I put it on a composting pile. Thank you

I believe when he is stating that “the longer it sits the better”. He means it becomes more concentrated the longer it sits.

Hi Tom, theres a lot to learn from you

Great information! Thank you!

Thank you for this video. God bless you and your family

Thank you very much I will try this

Love the video bud thanks very much

🙂Gidday many thanks for sharing I also printed out Dr Cho's booklet gardening will never be the same again. Fertilizer working a treat. Amazing results. Blessings to you kind folk from a stones throw away from Steve Irwin's Australia Zoo North Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.

Great video, Thanks for sharing

Thanks so much excellent tuition and easy to do

Well done

I use a water pump and it work so weel big nice garden

this is very helpful ..thank u for sharing

Superb!

Awsome video! Thanks!

Thanks for the sharing the tips

Thanks for the information i have learned something new

What a great explanation and video

Super video! I've been doing exactly this for years and let me tell you it really works well. I couldn't have made a better video myself. You are exactly right about the smell and it gets on everything. If you splash this stuff it really makes you smell like a dead manure farmer. (Like I said in a comment on your other video and you also said. Be sure to keep it away from your house because it really stinks) I also add it to water from my stream to dilute it approx. the same amounts you suggested. As for your burning the one plant, I wish I could tell you why. Seems some plants really explode in growth with this while others can be burned. My tomatos seem to really love it. I need more study on which plants do best. Gotta be a PH thing. I never heard of JADAM but I am going to check it out. Great advice! I have found that the longer this stuff sets it needs to be diluted more. Maybe that's what he means by better. (More strong and effective. Not sure.) I find that after a couple of months it seems best. Over a year is almost to strong for my use so I use a container half the size of your can and it works out great for me. I will also be experimenting by next year with spent Brewery grains. I recently found out that a lot of micro breweries throw out spent grains after they brew. I hear they are a really good source of composting material not to mention you can probably add some to the brew mix you make since I believe it has Molasses in the grains from the brewing process. Molasses is absolutely great for feeding the microbes and everything else. Just so happens they are putting a brewery in right near me so i'll be looking into getting all I can take. Great video, very funny and informative. Glad there are other people that think like I do. Hope you do a Biochar video soon. Blessings!

Thanks for this i will give it a go in Australia.

You are a subscription for me after you poked me in the eye. I guess I’m an easy target

THANKS FOR THE INFORMATION...

Yo this is gold🔥🔥

Love this technique

So informative...thank you

Great job thanks

Brilliant, thanks for sharing your knowledge

That 3 to 4 month, is a weedicide for that kind of Bush you used. And after the year and 6 months, it becomes a fertilizer, i can say without bought , most of the great inventions are discovered by accident. Now i would use it to get rid of the water grass on my property. Thank you.

Amen en Amen thanky soso murch God blesssey🙏🙏

Thank you sir for the informations!

Hey there! Comin to you from Bonny Scotland :). I've got a ten gallon bucket with stinging nettle brew in it and it smells to high heavens haha. I actually love the smell, it's like what the local farmers spread in the spring and autumn. Very new to all of this but I've heard about comfrey and how good it is for liquid manure, will be growing some in the coming months. Your video is so enthusiastic, thanks for the inspiration.

I love that you love our Creator. As a reminder Exodus 20:8-11 starts with REMEMBER. It’s reminding us of Genesis 2:2&3. I’m a happy gardener in a cold climate. All winter learning techniques to help grow flowers and veggies. Spending summer in the garden is as close to heaven as being there will soon be😄 🌿🌺🌼🌷🌻🌹🌼🌺🌿

I use immersion pump it work so well

I love how interested he is in what he’s doing that’s the fundamental way to start.

Thank you Tom

I used fresh cowdung diluted with water and fertilise. Simple and effective. Diluted daily watering works magic.

I understood that about whiskey, wine and woman. I didn't know about soy sauce. MY MAAAAAAN

A good way to collect leaf mold is to fill a couple socks with rice and bury them for a couple weeks where the leaf mold is. 🤓 The plants the fertilizer spilt on are succulents I believe and they can only tolerate a very watered down fertilizer. 😁

I take the weeds throw them in a 5 gal bucket fill with water wait a day or 2 it smells pour the livid through a screen into a watering can. Pour at root of plants. It works great for me I do it once a week. Plants like it. Have not had any problems doing it and it’s free.

Too good 👍👍

Wonderfull knowlage

Hahaha I pulled a bunch of borage that was over taking a bed and a cabbage that got eaten up by cabbage worms and tossed it into a 10 gallon Rubbermaid tote, intending to take them to the compost pile. But it started storming, rained for three days and when the weather was clear my whole backyard smelled like something had died. I ended up pouring it out into a new bed over wood chips and covering the whole stinking mess with the clear tote. Doesn’t stink anymore. Guess it’s ready to fill with soil and be planted. 😆

Most people use Air Conditioning and there is always a condensation drip line that exits the house. You can always use that drip line and collect the water if you don't have a well, just keep it out of the sun while you collect the water. You'd be surprised how much water you can collect in a week from it.

I was wondering where you drifted off to! Welcome back. Great video - there's no need for the average gardener to buy fertilizer. It's also great to toss your weeds into a bucket and turn them into liquid gold.

Would have helped to mention that the sprayers you showed towards at the end of the video (Ortho and another brand) are dilution-type sprayers. They are attached to and applied with a garden hose. These sprayers have settings on them for the uptake ratio of the concentrate that's in the jar attached to the bottom of the sprayers. Who knows what the uptake ratio should be (??) Sounds like it depends up the strength of the concentrate- which as you pointed out- typically increases with age. I'm sure there are kits out there for analyzing your fertilizer slurry for it's potency. Cost for the kits? Who knows- but the home-made fertilizer option will no longer be "Zero cost". Thanks for the video!

hi, thanks for the video. How long can I store this fertilizer?

Might be a way to compost some of the things you are not supposed to compost, like invasive species, especialy with seeds and roots which re-grow from pieces, but you'de probably have to let it sit until even the seeds have gone to mush. Also, deep rooting plants will bring up nutrients from deeper levels of soil. Do you put the filter residue into a normal compost pile? The leaf mould makes sense for the symbiotic relationships with plants. That is a part often overlooked for the sake of NPK. I wonder if the gas coming off the bins can be harvested in an inflatable container (old tractor or truch innertube?) to use for cooking. Is it methane? The KZfaqr Rob Greenfield has a fancy domestic-scale gas digester which he puts his scraps in and turn them into bio gas.

Dave's Fetid Swamp Water, Korean liquid fertilizer. Good stuff. Make it light and use after 2 weeks or make it strong and Dilute.

NICE

Thanky ser God bless you🙏🙏

Very interesting and instructing video. Plenty of knowledge, thank you very much for your video. I made a fertilizer using kitchen organic rubbish and water. Put everything in a big container (20 gallons). I used it once without diluting it and some of my plants passed away. Then I stopped using it for quite long. Now I discovered some worms in that water. What shall I do? Shall I throw it away and make another one or filter it and use it in a diluted solution? Thank you for reading my message.

Aerobically done it won’t stink... it also won’t encourage diseases from anaerobic fermentation.

Stinky swamp water won't even come close to what it can smell like. The plants love it though. I had a 32 gallon can like that with leaves in it and it soaked for 2 years, neighbors had a grape vine next to the fence we lived in town at the time, it did really well the next two years due to just the rainwater overflowing the can. I had to dump it due to selling the house, man it stunk lol but it makes perfect sense.

Thanks.

I made up a batch of weed fertilizer like this and have been using it with great results so far, really appreciate you making this video and sharing your experiences with it. One thing I'm wondering is, how frequently would you suggest using this fertilizer? I see results, it's free, I'm tempted to use it at every watering! Trying to restrain myself so I don't overdose my garden LOL!

Wow!!!! Super bueno este video!!!! No tengo agua de pozo ni agua de lluvia ciertamente acá en el panhandle de Texas (nortwest) no hay mucha lluvia ... Cree que podría funcionar si compro un filtro (garden hose water filter) para reducir el cloro del agua? Me gustaría usar todas las hojas que le podo a las tomateras para hacer mi fertilizante 🤔💡 Wow!!!! Super good this video!!!! I don't have well water or rainwater certainly here in the panhandle of Texas (nortwest) there is not much rain... Do you think it could work if I buy a filter (garden hose water filter) to reduce the chlorine in the water? I would like to use all the leaves that I prune the tomato plants to make my fertilizer 🤔💡

Just came across your video, love the simplicity of it, I had started something similar about 6 months ago. But I toss in food scraps and my water source had come from a Koi pond., when have gone I just keep add to it but maybe should start it over from scratch. Do you ever use food scrapes?

I meant soil Looking to the future Thank u very much