How to Make Fertilizer FREE Compost Tea Plant Food Organic to Grow Vegetables in Container Gardening

How to Make Easy liquid fertilizer for Vegetable Plants and Flowers. Ideas on How to make Plant food also known as Compost tea to feed your plants in the garden in the ground, container garden or vertical garden. Easy and free and the plants just love it. Here I do a 2 system bucket mix to make it easy to dip and water the plants.

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How to Make Compost Tea FREE Organic Plant Food to Grow Lots of Vegetables Garden Fertilizer Station

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[soniamarshall]

To get buckets not get stuck into each other, place rocks or something into the bottom bucket. Makes top bucket slide out easier.

[christinej]

This is why I like your channel, you recycle, reuse and it’s good for the plants and your pocketbook. Thank you for sharing!

[tennesseenana]

I put my leaves, etc in one of those small mesh laundry bags I got from the $ store and let that sit in the bucket of water. There are 3 bags in the package so that works for 3 buckets. Later, just refill the bags with new leaves and dump the old ones in a tote with plants.

[Dolly]

I love seeing the bunnies in your garden. They look so happy and grateful for the garden. And they fertilize the garden with their droppings😻🥰😘❤️

[TinaHarris]

Oh my goodness! You are a fountain of inspiration and ideas! I would not have thought to make it a two-system, but that does seem a lot less messy. And now I know I can feed the "leftovers" to my tree.

[farmyourbackyard]

I absolutely love comfrey. I have it all over my garden and yard. I tuck it in places where I need to reduce the weed pressure. The comfrey will take over and block the weeds. I can harvest comfrey about 4 to 5 times a year in my growing zone, Northeast Oklahoma 6B winter and 8A summers. Not only do I make compost tea, I feed the comfrey to my chickens, who absolutely love it, and I make and sell comfrey salve. It brings in more pollinators than almost any other plant in my garden.

[mrs.t]

So clever. I will be doing this. And may I add, what a treasure the comment section is! So much shared knowledge.

[minpena]

Every time I see Kitty, I hit the LIKE button. Kitty is so adorable!

[bernicepena]

Robbie, I love your videos💕 New subscriber 😃 Thank you for this valuable information 🙏 I’m 54 years old and a total beginner in gardening, so needless to say your videos are a life saver 😘 Many blessing to you💕

[PlantNative]

I love how you share with the bunnies and don’t freak out.

[liamajid]

I've seen gardener made compost tea, but you make it so easy that makes me wanna start to make it again..thanks for your inspiration..hope you always success in gardening

[pamelaelder]

I appreciate your positive attitude and money saving tips. Thank you!

[mapinoita]

This is my favorite Youtube channel! I get more excited about a new Robbie snd Gary video than any other channel I subscribe to!

[juneramirez]

I live on one acre and just can't afford to buy fertilizers. Have been experimenting with compost teas. Love your two bucket system. I can add those 5 gallon buckets all over my gardens!!!!

[teresawalker]

I love how colorful your chair garden is. It is "happy" like you are!

[onedazinn]

This is brilliant...especially during this fertilizer shortage time. I'm going to give this a try Robbie. Thank you so much! Your videos always make me smile and educate me a bit more!

[ImASurvivorNThriver]

LOVE the idea about using a colander to sift out the plant debris!!! I do this too Robbie. I use weeds from the garden in mine, and it works just as great! Thanks for sharing.

[hischild]

Since every neighbor in my neighborhood uses roundup on their lawns I can’t use leaves and branches from my yard because their chemicals come over here. I know because I don’t use chemicals and I have very few weeds in my yard. So I buy turnip greens and collard greens from the grocery and add them with my few scraps to make mine. Thank you for all you have taught us. And now here is another one of your brilliant ideas. I had been using a tiny strainer to strain my compost tea! Thank you Robbie!

[cindyebner]

I have a shrub and thought it was dead so I tried this fertilizer and in about three days there were leaves again!!! Thank ❤️

[canadiangent]

Thank you Robbie for all your valuable information. I am a 70 year old live in La Manzanilla, Mexico seasonally and an advanced woodworker who has set up home shop down here . I have limited space to garden and have used your ideas to develop a 3 tiered container unit on wheels that any city dweller can utilize if they have a deck or flat accessible rooftop. I am amazed at my productivity and love your compost ideas. I waste nothing and think if I add grow lights, retractable screens and a drip setup it will double the seasonal usage. Next I’m going to build a railing around the deck that can have all sorts plant life . I’ve also been using strainers to build my own cement planters . Just unlimited and thanks to you ❤
Jim S.