how to fertilize seedlings organically
This is how I provide nutrients for my tomato seedlings here in Vancouver Canada, using a "tea" made with natural organic components available to all gardeners. Please leave your comment below if you have suggestions for improving this method, or to discuss other good organic fertilizing methods. Happy gardening!
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Thank u very much.
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U use growing lights in a green house? What kind of tomato seeds do u use for u area, please?
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cheers for the video!
some new ideas for growing my tomato plants, currently live in the north of England, last year we somehow fluked a huge crop of tomatoes just looking for additional techniques that could further improve output, although I only have a wee greenhouse.
I did use that egg banana skin technique where you pulverize dried out material into a dust but not really sure just how good it worked, the main aspect of that was that I read about blossom end rot so seemed like a beneficial thing to do but I don't know how well it contributed to actual growth. We also have a comfrey plant which makes a liquid fertilizer but again not sure how much it helps.
You might tell I am new to this. -
Great thanks!
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Did you start your seedlings in that size pot that you show or were they transplanted from smaller ones?
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what's the name of that song?
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Hi Drutter, where have you been ??
I have been subscribed to your channel for the longest time and really missed those Great videos you made back a year or so ago, so I hope all is well and I hope you will continue to make Great Precious Metal (Silver Porn-LOL) Video update's for us Stackers :) -
Good Job Bro!
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Do you use indoor lighting to get your seedlings to spout in late winter?
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That was awesome and refreshing. Now a hive of bees and some flowframes in the honey supers and you are rapping.
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its also helpful to check the ph balance of the regular `tap` water you are giving plants, especially tomatoes.
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Great video Drutter.
One thing you might want to look into is glacial rock dust as the bacteria and fungi depend on a mineral complex as much as they depend on organic matter. There is one company to buy that from and that is Gaia Green. They are based out of Grand Forks, B.C. and the glacial rock dust is collected from the northern moraines of B.C. and Alberta so it is a very local and natural product. -
thanks,great info,,,say few words about the economy please,,,,
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Nice videos. I am still missing the drutter divergence. Take care!
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Hello Drutter. Love your new videos. Good to see that your shift of mind is going towards creation. All humans are creators. A man who builds his own house is proud of is accomplishment. Gardeners are happy people because they create. Of course, your tomatoes too will be the best tomatoes you have ever tasted. Good day to you.
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Thanks for a very useful video. That is quite some concoction you mixed - good job I'm a big tea drinker! My new vegetable plot was coming on nicely at it was just like mid-summer here 2 weeks ago and everything was shooting up, then back came heavy frost which arrested everything and killed off all my runner beans. Ah well, lesson learned, time to plant more.
I have no greenhouse yet but, sorry, I have cheated, and bought a couple of tomato plants (just as a test) for which your tips will come in handy. I have a vertical tube of polythene about 2 ft diameter to put over 4 poles with a clear cover to fit over in which I will place them until, hopefully, it gets warm enough to just grow outside. -
Thanks Drutter. Just glad to hear your voice more often. Keep doing what you're doing. Thanks for the video. Excellent advice.
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