John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ interviews Josh Cunnings of the Boogie Brew Compost Tea Company about Why Compost Tea Doesn't Work and How it can Improve Your Garden. In this episode, John will ask Josh over a dozen questions regarding Compost Tea and if it actually works or doesn't' work in people's gardens. You will discover the truth about compost tea and if you should use it in your garden or not. You will also learn about a published study that show the benefits of compost tea on growing edible vegetables. In this episode, John will ask Josh the following questions: 00:35 Three Ways Why Compost Tea Won’t Work 02:55 Does Compost Tea Get people Excited about gardening? 04:10 Should a single video on YouTube Judge if Compost Tea is Not Good for your Garden? 06:20 Why are there few Journal Published Studies on Compost Tea? 07:38 Does Compost Tea add Bacteria to your soil? What about adding nutrients? 09:06 Is using compost alone in your garden enough? Or should someone use Compost Tea also? 10:47 Are synthetic fertilizers more nutritious to the soil than Compost Tea? 12:28 Are you culturing bad bacteria when you make Compost Tea? Is it dangerous? 14:47 Does compost tea work because you are watering more? 16:46 Can Compost Tea make an Imbalance in your Soil? 18:04 Is the type of water you use to make Compost Tea important? 19:28 Does Compost Tea grow Giant Crops ? 25:41 Is foliar Feeding of Compost Tea good or Bad? Are you spreading Bad Bacteria in your garden? 27:18 Can Compost Tea be used in Container Gardens? 29:11 Why would someone want to get Boogie Brew Compost Tea instead of make their own? 30:34 Is it fair for someone to test Compost Tea at a standard chemical laboratory? 36:07 What percentage of Boogie Brew Customers are repeat customers? 37:12 Are there instances when Boogie Brew Compost Tea Won’t Work? 41:26 How can I get the lowest price on a Compost Tea that REALLY works? Subscribe to GROWINGYOURGREENS for more videos like this: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=growingyourgreens Follow John on Instagram: http://instagram.com/growingyourgreens Watch all my videos at: https://www.youtube.com/user/growingyourgreens/videos Referenced Video: Open source compost tea recipe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTijkwQaPRI Link to Boogie Brew Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/boogiebrew1/videos Get Your Soil, Compost and Compost Tea Tested at http://microbialmatrix.com/ Link to Journal Published Study on Benefits of Compost tea http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4564151/ Get the special Boogie Brew Compost Tea Haters Special at http://www.boogiebrew.net/gyg Use coupon code haterstea if you get the deluxe kit for the Free Foundation

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you his Achocha vines. In this episode you will learn about the Cyclanthera brachystachya "fat baby" plant that is a lesser known relative to the standard cucumbers. John will share with you how this fruit has grown for him, as well as how to harvest and use this fruit. John has found it to be more productive than the standard cucumbers he is growing in his garden.

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ shares with you how he is propagating his purple perennial tree collards. In this episode, John shares with you his favorite perennial vegetable that grows year round to provide him with bountiful harvests of delicious purple collard greens. You will discover the two different ways you can propagate this plant from cuttings and see how it is actually done. After watching this episode, you will learn how easy it is to clone or propagate this amazing brassica family vegetable to make new plant starts for yourself or your friends.

John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to whitelock urban farm in Baltimore, MD. In this episode, John will share with you the concept of this Urban Farming operation in the heart of Baltimore, MD. In addition, he will give you a tour of the farm and share with you some of the crops that are currently growing. Finally, John will share some of his growing tips with you that he observed from the farm, so you can have a successful garden whereever you live.