Quinoa, grow your own super food

[k98killer]

Good idea, and healthy looking plants. I will have to grow this. (Btw it's pronounced like "keenwa".)

[workwithnature]

@k98killer Hey thanks. I will let all the Irish people know. Only joking :) Thanks for the compliment ;)

[valstar1000]

@k98killer Than what is up with the "o"?

[k98killer]

@valstar1000 it likes existing in that word, so it does. simple as that.

[Dtwaine]

Where do you get seeds?

[workwithnature]

@Dtwaine You can get them over the internet.

Try a company that deals in organic hand harvest seed varieties. That is the best route to go, as then they can be harvested easily.

[StephWebb17]

Awesome video! I just bought some quinoa and didn't really know how to grow it! Thanks for sharing :)

[SherriceThomas]

Good stuff. Quinoa is actually a relative of leafy green vegetables like spinach and Swiss chard.

[artnikolapesic]

Thank you for this video! Could you please write something more about details: when do you plant seeds, how do you do it, what spacing do you make, etc? THANK YOU!

[TheTopSoil]

Looks like pot!

[workwithnature]

@TheTopSoil Does a bit al-right :)

[musicforchewfaygs]

@TheTopSoil people have been using this for years to disguise their outdoor ops. 90% quinoa 10% marijuana, and you got yourself one hell of an excuse.

[workwithnature]

@musicforchewfaygs Ha jeh :)

[MrEnergyCzar]

Wow, I have to try this in Connecticut. Great channel here.

[workwithnature]

@MrEnergyCzar Thanks man, Like your channel too ;) Good luck with the quinoa

[dalecalder2003]

I've heard about it for years but really know nothing about it. When you do your more detailed video how about doing a bit on how it is harvested, used, cooked etc. 

[workwithnature]

@dalecalder2003 No prob :) it is always good to get feedback. Sometimes it is hard to figure out what to put into the videos ;)

[ilelar]

Let's see more quinoa. What growing zones will it grow in? Your videos are worth watching!!

[workwithnature]

@ilelar You can get variates that will even grow in Ireland. So most places. :) Thanks for your comment