GARDENING FERTILIZER !! Is it OK to Use Non-Organic Garden Fertilizer in an Edible Landscape?

With springtime quickly approaching in the garden, We as gardeners must make the decision whether or not to fertilize our ...

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Key insights about video GARDENING FERTILIZER !! Is it OK to Use Non-Organic Garden Fertilizer in an Edible Landscape?

🌱 Organic and non-organic fertilizers differ in their composition, with organic fertilizers being made from natural products and non-organic fertilizers being synthetic-based.

🌱 Non-organic fertilizers tend to have a faster reaction with plants, breaking down and absorbing into the roots quicker, while organic fertilizers provide a more slow-release nutrient feed.

🌱 Synthetic or conventional fertilizers are often more readily available and economically priced compared to organic fertilizers.

🌱 The decision to use organic or non-organic fertilizers in the garden ultimately comes down to personal preference and availability.

🌱 Studies have shown that the human body utilizes both natural organic vitamins and synthetic vitamins in the same way, suggesting that there may not be a notable difference in the way plants utilize organic or non-organic fertilizers.

🌱 It is important to do your own research and come to your own conclusions about the use of organic and non-organic fertilizers in your garden.

🌱 Whether you choose organic or non-organic fertilizers, the goal is to provide the necessary nutrients to ensure healthy and productive plant growth.

Timestamped Summary

00:02 The video discusses the difference between organic and non-organic fertilizer, and whether it is okay to apply non-organic fertilizer to a food garden.

00:18 The presenter usually focuses on building quality soil and does not normally apply additional fertilizer to the fruit trees.

00:34 Fertilizing the garden is seen as a supplement, similar to taking a daily vitamin for nutrients that may be lacking in the soil.

01:38 The presenter will be fertilizing his fruit trees with a conventional fertilizer this year, acknowledging that it is not fully organic.

03:04 The presenter is using fruit tree spikes by Jobes for fertilizing his trees.

05:11 The presenter mentions that he used to be a purist when it came to only using completely natural and organic materials in the garden, but his mindset has shifted over the years.

06:06 The presenter compares the debate between synthetic and organic fertilizers to the debate between natural and synthetic vitamins, stating that the human body utilizes both types in the same way.

06:48 The presenter encourages viewers to share their thoughts and opinions on supplementation and fertilization in the garden.

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Q&A

What is the difference between organic and non-organic fertilizer?

Organic fertilizers are made from natural products like bone meal and poultry manure, while non-organic fertilizers are synthetic-based or a blend of organic and natural products.

Is it okay to apply non-organic fertilizer to a food garden?

Yes, it is okay to apply non-organic fertilizer to a food garden as a supplement. It is similar to taking a daily vitamin to ensure there are no deficiencies in the plants.

Do organic fertilizers break down slower than non-organic fertilizers?

Yes, organic fertilizers tend to provide a slower release of nutrients compared to non-organic fertilizers, which have a faster reaction with the plants.

How can fruit trees be fertilized with conventional fertilizer?

Fruit tree spikes, like the ones from Jobs, can be used to fertilize fruit trees. These spikes provide slow-release nutrients and can be easily installed around the drip line of the tree.

Should I use synthetic or organic fertilizer in my garden?

The choice of using synthetic or organic fertilizer in your garden depends on your preference, availability, and price point. There is not a big difference in terms of effectiveness when it comes to supplemental fertilization.