😀🌲🔥🔥🔥How Do Soil Microbes Work In Soil and Plants

how do soil microbes work in soil and plants

James White's knowledge about the Rhizophagy cycle is a collection of work from our leading soil biologist.

Understanding how soil microbes work with plants to continue to keep spreading so live can exist is a topic our best microscopes in the world are just starting to see.

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[jeremyschissler]

2:10:00 ..he says we can use bacteria on our leaves during foliar....this is well documented and i use impello bioscience tribus bacteria product for foliar ..along with the lumina product from them which is the polypeptide precursor to aminos so the plant can decide what aminos to make to cover imbalances and abiotic/biotic stress response.The bacillus bacteria literally creates growth hormones on the leaf that are immediately utilized by the plant....Tribus, Lumina, and i use BioFuel Corn Steep Liquor as a 765 Npk base formula with 30%aminos and natural corn sugars .... ...i then use the Q extract @ 9 parts to 1 part Yucca as dispersants and nematode elimination (especially if the saponara drips or is used as drench).... as well as a rich fulvic acid to chelate everything and break the waxy cuticle layer of the leaf so you are not just relying on the stoma on the undersides of the leaf to take it all use this as a base and also include growers secret as well as a flavonoid product from australia called crop biolife ...i also include harpin protein messengers from time to time ....i have yet to include aloe or coconut water in my foliar but am inclined to do so soon along with micronized basalt very convinced i could grow in water alone with a zero ec and foliar feed them knows thats what little pots of coco will drive you to learn how to do....bwahahahahaha

[jppagetoo]

Mark, all your videos are worth watching. But this one is AMAZING! I knew the microbiome in the soil was important but had no idea what was going on. This video brings that into focus. Major props to you for bringing this incredible researcher and information to us gardeners!

[jigmjoe.]

I would like to say thanks for the Knowledge, Keep up the good work I enjoy all of your videos thank you for everything

[mr.turnersneighborhood]

I cannot believe I missed this one. Ever since I have been taking an approach like this to my medical grow the difference has been night and day with the taste. quality, and quantity. With that being said I really do appreciate what you guys are doing, thanks gentlemen.

[RichardRoy]

Thank you so much for such solid science. The interactions between these three was excellent as they progressed toward the "we don't know" perimeter of their understandings and interpretations. Amazing videos of actual processes, and great leads to further research. Loved it so much, it will be something to rewatch a few times.

[AKFROSTY]

This was the best information on LIFE i have ever seen. Thank you soo much for sharing this!

[ItsMeKevinFPV]

Wow awesome i love this stuff. Thanks guy's😎

[Noidfpv]

Watched this live and watching again now. 🖖😜🤙

[kevinesawyer]

I use MYCOS in my organic soil mix. Great show ! totally opens my mind to know what the plants need to thrive

[tdtrecordsmusic]

wow, that was an absolute home run. This is the next level stuff the community needs & craves !!!

[jeffngarden]

Thank you for sharing 👍🏽🐐
This is Horticulture

It’s why I grow organic and let the plants feed off the soil microbiology and it’s process that are far beyond my understanding!

[assog]

When he was showing pictures of the roots, with bacteria in the roots.

Was that bacteria all one type of bacteria ?

Or were there multiple types of bacteria ?

I would think that plant ( roots ) would be able to take in different bacteria's at the same time.
But are the able to it with the same root ?
Or does the plant have to use a different root hair ?

I haven't had time to watch the whole video yet.

But I would like to ask another question.

Are you able to tell what nutrient that single bacteria is bringing to the plant ?

And are you able to track that nutrients path throughout the plant ?

[skycountrymusic]

Bro you need to get Harley Smith and James White on together

[halbertking]

I would imagine everyone, here, would enjoy " Mycilium Running " by Paul Stamets .

[TheVersipelis]

So what’s with the relationship between Sulfur and Iron? Also, you guys reaction when he mentioned mycorrhiza, as if, mycorrhiza is preferred method of plant nutrition ? I have lots of questions.

[gummo]

Broke us all off Doggy Style hard with some of that Heavy Hitter not a beginner Mystical Mythical Microbe, bacteria, fungi knowledge tonight son!!! I love riding the microbial bullet train baby Choo Choo!!!! Keep em coming fellas excellent content, appreciate what you gentlemen bring us here. 🦠🚆🌱🚂🪴🚃🌴🚃🌳🚇🦠 (and don't ask I was in a mood, microscopic life excites me.🤪😜🤷‍♂️) (and yes, I REALLY enjoy emojis)

[mezz]

Wow amazing information so how do we start with Bactria and without chemicals, what should we be adding instead. ? Sound like we need to use less nutrients 🤯 to stop it from cancelling out the cycle. 🤔 again amazing information, could change the way we grow once we have more understanding.

[randmorf]

The main presenter pronounces "vesicles" in a weird way with a hard "ve" sound where as I have always heard and used a shot "ve" (like the difference in short 'e' in 'bed' verses the long 'e' in 'beetle'). (31:30)

[CornPop]

Was just listening to a lecture about this from verge permaculture and he couldn't say enough good things about James White. Super fascinating stuff!! Glad you asked some of the same questions I was thinking.

[kellyhill]

This was AWESOME.
WHAT A PLETHORA OF INFORMATION...
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