I love this lady :-) Her commitment & enthusiasm is "infectious". After I got a scope I started looking at my soil and she is an encyclopedia of knowledge
What's hilarious to me is that I last watched Meredith for a talk on koji fermentation a few years ago. I bought a microscope recently and thought "hmm I should check my soil out, i bet there's someone on youtube who can show me what's up." Of course, there's Meredith dropping knowledge.
One correction about the Johnson-Su bioreactor, its actually a cold compost method meaning it doesn't ever reach higher temperatures to kill seeds or pathogens so you have to be a bit cautious about what you put in them. But great video and thank you for uploading this!
I just got chills after you said its not an option to plant perennials in your bed. Now I want to try to start more strawberries. Thats what my logo picture is a baby strwaberry seed I sprouted. I think strawberrys would go good with MJ plants.
unsolicited advice: Don't waste the nutrients. They're both heavy feeders so they'll compete. You'll end up with mediocre strawberries and mediocre flowers. You want to grow things with MJ, pick things that'll be beneficial. I grow marigolds with mine for example.
