Thank God for bringing me on your channel. It is so helpful for me coz i'm just starting my organic farm. I have learned alot from you which i could use it on my farm. God bless u and your family
Thank you for this wealth of knowledge you have decided to share. I just got into organic farming. I've been able to try many of the things I learnt from your videos. AND_ THEY ALL WORK just as you said. Thank you. I'm yet working towards getting your books. But the videos are of great help. Thank you so much!!!
I've been using natural sea salt called Sea-90 in my hydroponics for 10 years and you are correct. I also use this same salt in my saltwater reef aquarium, and when I do a water change instead of dumping the old seawater down the drain I use it in my hydroponic system. Thanks for sharing this video
Pregunta en el jms hay que agregar sal, con esa cantidad es suficiente o hay que agregar demas para fertilizar y cada cuánto se puede utilizar el jms o se puede utilizar en cada riego gracias
Thanks for the info, as a new home garden grower, how much of the diluted seawater should I use every two weeks to water my peppers? I know it all in the video but just a little clarification. My recipe is 30g of sea salt in 1L of water to make "seawater", then dilute that in 1:25 ratio to water my peppers. So about 40ml of seawater for 1L of water. does that makes sense?? Thanks!
I am so happy for your teachings. Where do I learn to make the liquid sulphuric? Also, where can I order the sea salt for my gardens? I have 6 raised beds with rainwater tanks filled from my gutters :-)
Sir, thank you very much for this wonderful information. One thing if you could clarify to me is that I am doing rooftop gardening where I have made raised beds of 4x8 feet dimensions. The number of these raised beds are 8 total. I am cultivating tomatoes, radish, pumpkins, gourds, egg plants, garlic etc etc. Noe my question is how much of sea salt should I be using for each bed and how many times per year. Please reply me. Thanks in advance.
ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XFP3kyQERME.html I recommend you to listen to the lecture around here. Seawater contains over 200 minerals. Human and plant blood and mineral composition are very similar.
Is diluting JS with water 500 times for foliar spray is enough to feed all minerals to the plants? Or do we need to spray sea salt for all the minerals that plant needs?
Do you also foliar spray this diluted sea water? Or do you just put in the ground? I was thinking of doing both. Love your book by the way. Keep spreading this ancient knowledge!
Thank you for your valuable video. I read the book called sea energy agriculture of Dr. Murray. He suggests 600cc to 1000 cc can be used for 1cubic feet of soil. It is confused me. Please explain me.
So I have just been looking into a product called sea-90 and I think I’ll use that for my sea salt. I know it’s just sea salt but I don’t really trust the sea salt I get in the stores here. I’m sure they wash it and it loses much if the minerals in all their processing. And I don’t live near an ocean.
Sea 90 is just sea salt. If you read the SDS, only one ingredient is listed: sodium chloride. That means it's just salt. A lot cheaper to buy artesian sea salt in the same quantities. Just be sure to know where it is sourced and how it is processed by the salt maker
If you read my comment I literally said it’s just sea salt… my point was that I trust the sourcing of it vs just buying some major brand. Morton sells sea salt but I’m not going to use that. Also you should know different sea salts will have different amounts of all the varying trace minerals…
Hi Sir Can I apply the salt to Soil(drip irrigation) in Papaya crop to overcome micro nutrients deficiency? For how many days once we can give it to soil ?
He recommends applying highly diluted sea salt, along with anaerobic plant liquid, every 1-2 weeks. As long as it is properly diluted (500g sea salt in 20L water) and you apply to the soil for a week or two *before* planting, it can be given safely and should definitely help micronutrients. organic Bloodmeal fertilizer can also help with this--blood is like seawater.
I read that we currently understand about 0.04% of soil biology so I’m concerned with a few things in regard to using sea water. For example, there are several metals like arsenic, vanadium, etc that while may be necessary is micro amounts surety are not necessary is large amounts. There is very limited information about mobility of these metals in soil so long term soil accumulation may impact either soil or may enter the crop. I think products like Sea 90 list over 73 elements. I believe soil scientists understand somewhat 27 element interactions between plants and soil so there is a significant gap in knowledge. I bought a bag of Sea -90 and I believe it states to discontinue applications after 4 years and the application rate is very small to begin with. Can you provide any peer reviewed studies that demonstrate long term applications of sea water are beneficial? Thank you
Around the world, near the seashore, farming is very good. A steady use of small amounts of salt can greatly help crop growth. The National Agricultural Research Institute of Korea has done a lot of research on the use of salt and seawater and confirmed its effectiveness. It is recommended for use by farmers.
@@mightyconker3903 thank you for the reply but I think it reinforces my concern that sea water and products like Sea 90 require mitigation to be beneficial. If you are trying to improve the soil perhaps compost is all you need and adding specific elements like that which is contained in Sea 90 mY poss a risk
Thank you for this information, I am 1 mile from a pacific beach in Marianas Islands. SO, if I make sea salt water 30g>1l. then what ratio to make foliar spray to kill MEALY BUG on fruit tree(sweet sop). I have JWA, please advise formula for JWA and SEA SALT WATER(SSW) IF I take straight sea water from ocean, then to use as fertilizer, I use 40ml>1l? Please advise. Thank you.
thank you for your answers. i prepared JMS . i did add potato 1 kg and 0.5kg leaf mold for first test and for second test i did add 5kg potato and 0.5kg leaf mold. after 2 days second test , bubbles go up and after 2 days all bubbles removed . at second test i add *5 potato compare forst test . why long life bubbles did not increase at second test ? how can i increase long life bubbles ? thanks
@@mojkarim.4435 once the microbes density attained then their counts will drops. You cannot increase self time. If you want to increase then you should transfer microbes to a fresh medium
Greetings from Turkey. A question about the effect of sodium and chlorine in the sea water. I just sprayed foliar on citrus to get the brix higher and did work, i had more orange colour. But i am afraid of using the sea water every time becuase of the sodium and chlorine. Sure we dilute it but after long time usage any harm to trees? I also want to apply to soil. I'd be appriciated if i can hear from you. Thank you very much.
Remember, farming is better off the coast. The beach is a place where salt breezes reach for 24 hours and millions of years. Excess seawater can be a problem, but proper use is of great benefit to agriculture.
Hi sir, any recommendation for fruit tree like durian. Should i scatter directly the sea salt or i just can make 500g sea salt dilute in 20 liter of water and pour it. Can i mix the soulution with JMS?. Tqvm sir 🙏🏻
cmiiw, but 500g of sea salt diluted in 20 liter of FRESH water is too much. The video says that 500g of sea salt is EQUAL TO 20 liter of sea water. If you're using sea salt then for 20 liter of fresh water use 20 gram of sea salt or less.
I'm living near the sea. Can I use seawater and what is the ratio of 1 liter seawater to a fresh water? I'm from Philippines and seawater here is quite very saltier than they're in Korea.
I am on the west side of Florida and collected a half gallon of water from the beach, a few blocks from my house, to start using it on my plants. I read to use a ratio of 1 to 30 parts dilution. But I doubled it the amount of water, and am using it as a foliar spray at first, but plant to also use it in the soil. I don't want to harm the plants, and since I am new to this, am proceeding with caution. I believe that sea water is so totally underutilized for agriculture, and since it is free, shame on us.
I just got several bags of sea salt from the local grocery store and I'm gonna steal some potatoes from the wife to make a batch. I'm working on a watering system that doesn't involve a watering can, but assuming I have to use one, in your expert opinion, about how much JMS solution should I be putting on one square foot and how often? At the current time I have just under 1/4 acre under cultivation. Could you do a video on your delivery system, please?
I have two questions for you, if you don't have mind. 1. I have a lot of worms in my garden eating the large amount of organic material I put in the soil. The JMS solution will produce alcohol and, after the 24 - 36 hour incubate time, there could be quite a bit of it, depending on conditions. The good effects on the plant are obvious but what effect, if any, does JMS have on the worms? 2. Would yeast be a good substitute for leaf litter, or could it be used as an additive, to the JMS solution? Thank you for your time!😊
