Jkune Update at Superstess Supergarden 🪴

Introduction

Host: Jkohn Kohler with growingyourgreens.com
Focus: Update at Superstess Supergarden with a guest episode featuring Boogie Bro Jkosh and Seth.
Theme: Tour of the garden and intro to Korean Natural Farming (KNF) and Fermented Plant Juices (FPJs).

Boogie Bro Jkosh reports from Seth's Backyard Food Forest and Medicine Garden.
Impressive growth in a few weeks.
Highlights include massive Red Hawk Cookies plant and various crops showing early flower development.

Red Hawk Cookies: Noteworthy for its stock and early flower development; robust health indicative of high-quality soil.
Marigolds: Companion planting strategies for Integrated Pest Management (IPM).
Volunteer Plants: Squashes from compost, displaying the power of composting.

Top Tip: Consistent tips from Super Seth for best living soil practices, emphasizing organic matter and microbial life.
Worm Castings: Use for enhancing soil biology by mixing with fertilizers.
Companion Planting: Use of marigolds and arugula to aid soil health and pest management.
Cover Crops: Lupine and volunteer sunflowers for future flowering and soil health.
Low and Slow Mantra: Minimalistic and steady feeding and soil maintenance to promote sustainable growth.

Comfrey-Based FPJk: Process and benefits of using comfrey in KNF, emphasizing its deep taproot and nutrient accumulation qualities.
Multi-Ingredient FPJk: More elaborate FPJk using cannabis leaves, rose petals, dandelions, pumpkin seeds, hemp seeds, and EM-1 (Effective Microorganisms).
Adding Sugars: Incorporating various sugars like molasses and Sucanat to enhance microbial activity.

General Process: Use of a closed container for fermentation without oxygen to create nutrient-rich liquid for garden use.
Example: Use of comfrey in buckets and adding water with plate weight for anaerobic decomposition.

Oyster Shells and Avocado: Creating a worm breeding ground (vermigasm) using oyster shells filled with avocado and compost.
Significance: Highlighting the benefits of worm castings in enriching soil biology and producing healthier plants.

Unique Plants: Displaying diverse plant genetics like Freak Show cannabis and native Thai strains, emphasizing the goal for unique flavors and experiences beyond commercial varieties.
Overall Vision: Promote sustainable and diversified farming practices, supporting better soil health and unique, flavorful yields.

Consumer Education: Importance of educating consumers on the benefits of organic and diverse genetics in cannabis cultivation.
Collaboration and Sharing: Encouragement for the community to share insights and engage in sustainable practices.
Acknowledgments: Thanks to Jkosh and the community for ongoing engagement and experimentation in new growing techniques.

Fermented Plant Juice Follow-Up: After eight days, checking and using the prepared FPJk and diluting it for soil drenching, showcasing practical applications of KNF techniques.

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