thank you for this important and informative comment... with this particular concoction though it is done this way because we need to utilize that blast of heat from the reaction in order to get a high enough temperature to successfully melt the sulfur... very high temps are needed to melt sulfur like this... if we slowly add like you say then the temps are not sufficient to melt... but remember I did not invent this system I'm just showing exactly how it was taught to me!!... thank you my friend!

Same safety principle in making soap. You have the water in the large container, then add the lye (sodium hydroxide). Also, I wear long sleeves and gloves.

@@gardenlikeaviking I support you. I make JWA and the order is very important as it is been researched and tested over time by Yonsang Cho. The heat is required to melt the Sulfur. That is why they also advise have some extra cool water nearby to lower the temperature if needed. But it is not supposed to boil. That is too hot, so maybe more water was needed at the start.

He is right sequence is very important you cannot liquefy sulfur without this method

A Firefighter told me chlorine, especially will explode, and can be catastrophic. I won't buy it in powder form anymore only pool pucks just in case. I like this whole discussion tho...safety 1st.

He is the man. Love his presentation

does it come premixed in the market?

Question. What proportions did you use for the mold?

oh yes you have a good opportunity to revitalize the land and demonstrate the power and effectiveness of these methods... you'd need to be methodic about it and meticulous but the result would be amazing... you could also document the process!

Loved that!!

that's a great tip thank you!

Tks! ❤

will do!... the wetting agent is actually more complicated than this in my opinion but I'll break it down as simply as possible!

Dido. for me

Me too

I made liquid soap before and I find it easier for me to use the crockpot/ slow cooker. I also store the paste in the fridge and only use the amount of paste I want to dissolve in distilled water when I ran out of the soap. My paste stock had been in the fridge for 6 years now. I used the neem oil as my base oil. I initially made the soap for my children a eczema rather than as insecticide. But now I use it for my plants too.

@@gardenlikeaviking great, I can’t wait :) I feel better having all this stuff on hand even if it will be next year by the time I really get to use a lot of it. JWA is high on my list.

Powdery mildew can be killed off with a milk and water combo (50/50 I think?), which you then just spray on for a few days. I had to use this once because my strawberries had it, after they got rained on in summer. It fixed it right up!

Spray them with 10% milk water to eliminate pm

thank you my friend... the JWA video is in the works

@@gardenlikeaviking I have a commercial grade mist sprayer with a 60 tank that I use to spray our pecan trees with zinc and neem oil. Do you think this solution would lend itself to being applied with this method?

​@@lesguyse Is there anything special with how that sprays other than it's for covering large areas? If it's made just for larger coverage I can't see why it wouldn't be effective. You would just have to do a little math and upscale the amount you make. Later on I'll sit and take the time to do the math and figure out how many gallons this batch will make so I have an idea if it's enough to do what I want to spray. Often I don't just treat my plants I'll hit everything around it because where I live molds are a problem town wide. We literally had a store shut down from black mold as crazy as it sounds. People's yards look like crap and houses show signs on the northern walls. I treat my entire property with a broadcast pellet sprayer in the spring and the fall and I have one of only two green yards in my development that's 11 blocks by 8 blocks that is green the other has a professional company treat it. For some reason lawn companies have problems with mold or they're to stupid to realize it's a fungal infection everyone thinks it's too hot and keep watering it more lol SMH and make it worse. I tell neighbors what to do but like I said people are lazy or can't afford the few bucks to buy stuff to treat their yards. Then it's wetlands on one side and a bay on the other so there's always water around even when humidity is low. The county is trying to figure out what to do I think if everyone took care of their own property it would be in control because nature will keep the woods in balance but people are lazy so it spreads and they essentially are breeding it. Until then I'm still gonna have a nice lawn and healthy garden I just have to stay up on it a little more due to infectious neighbors. They get mad when I burn sulphur in big pots lol it stinks once the wind takes it

@@jeanponce2017 Nothing "special" just a high volume blower with 4 injection spray nozzles at the tip of the barrel. It creates a mist that can get as high as 50-60 feet or 70 horizontally.

@@lesguyse nice I wish I had that for my cherry and fig trees. Ironically nothing seems to bother the figs. I think the sap is toxic. Catapillars or something takes 1 bite out of a leaf and that's about it. Ants hang around but they wait for a fog to rot but they get picked by then. If not they'll devour it in hours. But nothing really ever bothered the figs. I do spray in the spring with copper so maybe it helps. But I think your sprays would be fine with sulphur. Sulphur really works well I used to burn it but it can be bad if the smoke contacts water as it becomes a sulfuric acid. They never teach you that at first so even high humidity can be an issue. This method isn't burning it so I think it might be worth trying depending on how many gallons it makes.

Are you calling his amounts "Smaller" or you're hoping to downsize that? Easily done. ;¬)

yes I found a need in the JADAM community for a good concise explanation of how to do it in the home garden and for a western audience so thats why I am making these... thank you and I say go for it!!

@@briankane6547 His amounts are smaller and manageable. A 5 gallon pail is definitely easier to wrap your head around then a 50 gallon drum lol

I tried three times..its.harder than u think..i blame the out side temps...tho to be truthful it may of worked as i have zero confidence. My grandpa dusted his seed potatoes with sulfur..or so i think so..im pushing 80 and well memories are always sus.

plastic containers work equally as well to store this solution

lol... you're absolutely correct and after doing this so many times over the years I know what I can personally get away with but never ever take even a slight chance on the eyes!!! always protect them!

thank you for the positive energy Pam!!

I certainly could do that yes!... I'll have to see if there's enough interest in that first

@@gardenlikeaviking everything I have heard from you so far can be applied. But I am sure there are some tricks and tips that have not come to light specifically for cannabis. Keep making videos I am telling others about your channel whenever an opportunity presents itself.

@@gardenlikeaviking think you would be surprised on the interest. The cannabis industry is by far the highest hit by the “ag” industry. I’ve seen people drop over a grand in nutrients and microbes for a small basement garden per run. It’s brutal. There’s a channel called mr grow it and he did a pod cast about jadam and cannabis but there’s no instructions or anything. I’m in the industry and sent 10 growers to your channel in just the last week. You’re the man Nate

@@patrickgagne8795 I feel you brother!!.. I spent many years growing in southern Humboldt... indoor, light dep and full term I did it all... this is where I learned many of these skills and found my passion for growing... its also where I learned of the extortionate almost criminal profits being made by the fertilizer companies for things that do not need to cost much at all... it forced me to learn to make everything I possibly can myself!!... thanks for the support my friend!

@Erin S On page 296 of the JADAM book there’s a chart detailing six volumes of JS, starting with five litres. The math to scale to any volume is very basic.

Do you have the name or a link for the recipe using slaked lime please? 🙂 Or a search term I could use?

@@ThePinkBinks I use this recipe: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aNNzdNB2zqvTnJs.html

You can do it!

Thank you Austin and yes I felt the JADAM community was lacking a good concise set of instructions for the home garden western audience so I set out to clarify it!

lol for sure they already thing me strange because my yard is the only one filled to the brim with flowers and vegetables with bees buzzing all over the place while theirs is just clean cut green grass and nothing else!

I also used a metal pot. Do you think it made a difference.

@@michaelmckee2200 yes I do. At least in my case I think it caused it to react

@@shanemillard608 did you use aluminum or steel

I believe it was stainless.

It is indeed! If you ever have powdery mildew on something, and you haven't made this stuff up yet, use a combo of milk and water (50:50 will probably do, I can't remember exactly). I had this issue on my strawberries once, and this fixed it right up. You have to spray it on for a few days straight though, but it absolutely works! Really important for fruiting crops too, because you don't want to be spraying them with anything toxic if you're going to be eating it later. I try so hard to avoid toxic poisons.

for sure my friend if this were to burst inside the house you'd have to sell the house lol.... the smell of rotten eggs never comes out!!

Can I half this to make smaller amount

Tks! ❤

@@wilmaboodoo119 If you keep the ratio, i don't see why not!

Very good video. Can We make small qty ? Í understood that if We see problem We spray this solution continously 3to 5 days. Ís it correct? Can We use this solution fór aphids, Mites & white flies?

Ive heard that too, but my Cosmos were looking pretty healthy til the Jspanese beetles stopped by

Think of a plant like an animal, they want to replicate and spread seed just like them. But they can’t do it themselves so they create colorful berries and fruits to attract insects and animals. In return for food the animals spread the seed. You must have a preventative spraying schedule to keep bugs out of your garden especially the bad ones. If you don’t spray anything it’s best to companion plant and have a sacrificial plant. But you won’t get a good harvest of you don’t preventativly spray neem oil or JHS.

absolutely this is true and thats why I say in the video we only use this if necessary and for a few days at a time.... if the plants are completely healthy and everything looks fine there's no need to use this... but even in the best conditions sometimes plants become ill its just the nature of gardening these plants

yes I remember this question but the thing with PayPal is I don't get a chance to respond to the question on that platform lol... thank you by the way!.. Arizona right?... I have a test plot a few miles away and we have a terrible outbreak of the mosaic and cucumber beetles and squash bugs just totally annihilating everything!!... so I'm running lots of experiments trying to find what works best... I do know and recommend lots of JMS with the JS and JWA combined with a strong JLF is the way to go for soil remediation and it has cured so many things over the years and I believe it will work for this as well... I'll let you know what works best...

@@gardenlikeaviking Yes! I’m in the Arizona high desert. I felt like this video was the reply to my question! Lol! Much appreciated! Now I’ve got squash borers too! It’s like a full on ambush on my squash this year. Every plant dies right when it reaches the fruiting stage - either from mosaic or from a weak vine. So far I have had some luck with acorn and butternut which I read were more resilient to the beetles…. But I mostly gave up on squash and i am instead focusing on what is growing well. Lots of beans, many varieties, my tomato vies are amazing. I will try all of your suggestions. I’m going to get on the JS - ASAP, Would love an update on your battles with mosaic if you remember. Thanks again! :)

Hell yeah man closing paragraph is spot-on and your entire comment is well said and informative. Thank you for sharing. - Chris Virginia,USA

What kind of sulfur solution is it?

I simply use wet-able sulphur mixed with water and sprayed on the plant. Do not over donit or it will burn your plant up. Also use as a root treatment along with h2o2

Hey bro I think his lives are at 12pm mid day saturday EST (eastern standard time USA)

@@hardtobelieve4753 thank u Sir... ;))

thank you for the positive energy and feedback my friend!!!... I will be making a wetting agent video in the near future and I'll make it as simple as possible!

can you explain what is roots powder?

thank you for the support my friend!!

yes the smell of this solution is very off putting like rotten eggs or some kind of sewage... that is perfectly normal...

I think Sulphur never smells pleasant, just think of garlic and onion!

​@@JoseSantos-zj3llIt actually smells worse. Sulphur smells rotten. 😂

I am very happy you are able to pass this knowledge to people that is a very important task my friend!

@@gardenlikeaviking it is a goal- i still have a long ways to go- tight budget all moves slow here

lol I've done it so many times I know what I can get away with because I'm super careful but for new people its a must!.... yes this stuff is pretty much the ultimate PM solution