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Anyone else been making a knotweed ferment or FPJ to try on their plants?

Thus far it appears to have helped knock out a spider mite/thrip issue on an indoor grow.

I have also been using it in conjunction with some bokashi to treat some trees and shrubs that 'could be doing better'. Generally they have responded really well.

Unfortunately I have done a terrible documenting it. So it feels like I have kind of imagined the whole thing 😂.

So let me know if any of you have had results from this too and I will try to do better next time now I don't have to delete all the apps on my phone to take a photograph.😁

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Raven M 1y ago

I haven't done it, but looking forward to hearing more about your experiences. It's a new area of knowledge for me and super fascinating.

In the fertilizer fermentation class that Troy mentioned the presenter had posters with nutrient content of various plants with the idea that you can tailor your ferments to specific needs.

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Henry 1y ago

Indeed its all very exciting, it also starts to helps to explain a lot of sometimes baffling gardening experiences. I shall have to find out that nutrient content poster, as its always very interesting to read new information. Check out the video I posted to Troy, sounds like similar or the same information possibly presented in a different way.