I really enjoyed the episode as it gave me insight into another type of foliar spray that would use a different set of organisms (fermenting ones) as opposed to the typical aerobic ones promoted in the soil food web train of thought using biologically complete compost to make an extract or a tea. I appreciate and also adhere to the concept of using what you have on location. I always learn so much and love your podcast! Thanks Susan and Nigel!
drj Westfield Wisconsin can you grow a citrus tree and have grapefruit, orange and lemon and lime fruit on one tree?thank you for your help and time. When growing nut trees how far should they be from your other fruit trees also you plant citrus trees among your apple, plum and cherry, pear how far from each other should they be?
We do the same! But Nigel gives us another option: ferment the fruit (and the bugs hiding inside), extract the liquid, and use it to spray our fruit trees. I can't wait to try!
