Berkeley 18 day compost #shorts #garden #gardening #compost #cc The Berkeley Hot Composting Method The hot composting method, known as the Berkeley method, developed by the University of California, Berkeley, is a fast, efficient, high-temperature, composting technique which will produce high quality compost in only 18 days. The requirements for hot composting using the Berkeley…
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How to Grow Your Own Salsa ️ | Raised Bed Planting Ideas
Pre-order a Birdies Tall 8-in-1 Bed: https://bit.ly/36bCOY0 – This salsa bed has become my #1 favorite bed in the front yard raised bed garden. I love coming up with these raised bed companion plant ideas that are themed around a kitchen dish, that way you’re planning for the outcome. What’s in my salsa garden: -…
The Indigenous Garden Project at Olbrich Botanical Gardens | University Place
Rita Peters, Facilitator of the Indigenous Garden, and Erin Presley, Horticulturist, at Olbrich Botanical Gardens highlight the development of the indigenous garden from planning to planting to harvesting foods important to the Midwestern indigenous culture. Explore the full archive of PBS Wisconsin University Place lectures online anytime at https://pbswisconsin.org/universityplace and on the free PBS app…
How To Make Your Own Compost – DIY At Bunnings
Making your own compost is a natural way to fertilise your garden, save money and do your bit for the environment. You won’t have to buy fertiliser and you can recycle kitchen scraps, garden waste and any leftover cardboard. This video from Bunnings Warehouse will show you how to set up a compost bin, the…
Don’t Bother Growing These 9 Crops
We’ve grown our fair share of plants here at Epic Gardening…and not all of them are worth the effort! The crew gets together to share 3 crops each they feel are NOT worth the time. 00:00 – Intro 00:23 – Jerusalem Artichokes 01:39 – Thorned Blackberries 02:36 – Kiwano 03:51 – Lemon Cucumber 04:59 -…
Grow Food Anywhere Without Soil and 95% Less Water | PARAGRAPHIC
The science of aeroponics opens the door for people everywhere to take control of their food supply and grow their own fresh fruits, vegetables, and herbs at home. Vertical farming with Tower Gardens has been around for years but many people still tend to think of farming as needing organic soil and acres and acres…
India’s Water Revolution #2: The Biggest Permaculture Project on Earth! with the Paani Foundation
Permaculture instructor Andrew Millison journeys to India to film the epic work of the Paani Foundation’s Water Cup Competition. We tour the village of Velu, in Maharashtra, who won the 2016 competition to install the most amount of water harvesting structures in a 45 day period. Guided by Paani Foundation’s chief advisor, Dr. Avinash Pol,…
Exposing composting myths (Marketplace)
What has changed since Marketplace investigated plastic packaging at supermarkets a year ago? We visit Loblaws, Sobeys, Walmart and Costco to provide an update. Then we get to the bottom of those “compostable” claims on plastic packaging. Should you put them in the green bin, or will they end up in landfill anyway? To read…
How to Care for Alocasia | How My Elephant Ear Plants THRIVE!
You guys have been asking me for this video all year long! Here it is, here is how I care for my alocasia! Check Us Out! Instagram: @elizabethplants Twitter: @planner_n_plant Products Mentioned: Pure Castille Soap: https://amzn.to/36GO405 F A V O R I T E S O I L P R O D U C T…
Pruning Pepper Plants 101: Is It Even Necessary?
Topping pepper plants is a topic of much debate, with some growers saying it’s a fantastic way to boost production, and others saying it’s not necessary at all. So, who’s right? As with most things in gardening, IT DEPENDS! Pruning peppers removes top growth to promote more branching and bushiness. By doing this, you sacrifice…