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wife and I grow massive garden, funny how locals beg for help, and I offer them food in my garden and they respond with can you bring it over. sad world we live in,
every kid can play on the computer by the hour, but never ever grew a plant that produces food, nothing can go wrong with this world.
I believe she is wrong about the number of pumpkin plants in that bed resulting in smaller pumpkins. If you are going to plant that amount of pumpkins then what should be done is making sure the required nutrients are there now for that number of plants. Adding more compost, regular applications of compost tea, etc. I recommend people to always learn from various schools of thought and experiment for themselves.
Does anyone use Growbags (Combination of coco peat and/or husk chips) to grow Tomato's? Growbags are 100% natural and environmentally sustainable, used widely in the industry due to the benefits of the product for Tomato growing...
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I like using my insect friends to eat the bad insects. I do not use organic or chemical pesticides any more. I promote the good bugs in my garden to eat them-- or use safe traps, like beer traps or coloured plastic in water to attract certain bugs or my hands to catch them. The BEST way to fight off bugs is to have healthy plants as they produce their own natural pesticides. Growing in nutrient rich compost produces REALLY healthy plants. There is nothing like it.
Your wisdom is evident, but hope you consider wild gourd tea, as it does not kill bugs but rather stop them from eating your crops. always test on one type of plant to make sure of no problems. but I have in my years found nothing better as a bug repellent for plants
..people make mistakes. It may not be a mistake, but someone may have a better way of doing something. I consider myself pretty knowledgeable when it comes to growing vegies, but there is always someone who knows more. I am open to suggestions and trying new ways. If the new ways work better, I employ those new ways. Open minds allow us to grow and continue to learn.
i like that she mentions not crowding the plants in the space. and letting the pumpkins or winter squash stay outside to harden to last longer. did not know that.
the one problem i have her is about watering. clay water infrequent for long time (ie 2x/ wk for 20-30 mins), sand water frequent for short time (ie every other day or daily for 5 mins) add compost to help contain water in sandy soil and prevent waterlogging in clay
I couldn't tell that the pumpkins were crowded :( I bet they were a small variety anyway :)
The diging down technique with the organic material tip and "if you don't feel moisture add water" she gave should cover both soil types, wouldn't you think? Covering both types individually would be a much longer and confusing explanation in this brief clip for beginners I think.
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this is really a great help. thanks for sharing.
dayspeace 3 months ago
"You will find moisture down there"
Oh those sexy plants!
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janeharrisonuk 8 months ago
thanks
NellaFan1 8 months ago
Nice. Someday, all people will be gardening their own vegetables, and eat peacefully with their families. On THIS earth.
Productii 9 months ago
Great video! Thanks for the advice.
GardenToolCaddy 9 months ago
you also want to see video: "how to clean your nails after gardening" :D
Bazanteria 10 months ago
GREAT tips for a novice who was just hired to be an expert! Go figure!!
connvee3 10 months ago
This is a good video, helpful to me. I am just starting my own garden, mainly herbs and vegetables, and got some good advice from this video. I found this very useful tool online for my garden, called Weed Killer Cane, very practical and useful. Just thought I'd pass it on - weedcaneDOTcom
vividDC 11 months ago
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wife and I grow massive garden, funny how locals beg for help, and I offer them food in my garden and they respond with can you bring it over. sad world we live in,
every kid can play on the computer by the hour, but never ever grew a plant that produces food, nothing can go wrong with this world.
donze52 1 year ago 2
Another common mistake is pouring gasoline on the whole thing and lighting it on fire. I can't tell you how many times this has happened to me.
zoomerlawns 1 year ago 3
good advice on the water
ArizonaAdventures 1 year ago
Thanks for yet another great tip. I'm always willing to learn.
ruapraia 1 year ago
Great info!!
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ryan100ryan 1 year ago
Thanks
Waxfiretape 1 year ago
I believe she is wrong about the number of pumpkin plants in that bed resulting in smaller pumpkins. If you are going to plant that amount of pumpkins then what should be done is making sure the required nutrients are there now for that number of plants. Adding more compost, regular applications of compost tea, etc. I recommend people to always learn from various schools of thought and experiment for themselves.
llcyll 1 year ago
good info thank you
CHOCCYDAZZLE 1 year ago
Thanks, I am a beginner.
xxnoangelxx 1 year ago
Excellent Video, thanks for sharing!!! <33
ultimatelionhearttv 1 year ago
Good video...keep in mind Mother Nature doesn't water/rain every day. Check out my videos for Gardening tips.
pepperjoe12 2 years ago
Those pumpkins look large enough for my needs. I don't need a pumpkin bigger than a volkswagon. :)
Praxxus55712 2 years ago
There are no mistakes....only learning opportunities .
jihadacadien 2 years ago
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Does anyone use Growbags (Combination of coco peat and/or husk chips) to grow Tomato's? Growbags are 100% natural and environmentally sustainable, used widely in the industry due to the benefits of the product for Tomato growing...
Help protect our environment, use environmentally friendly products.
coirgreen 2 years ago
the worst mistake is not to much water, as I use only rain water and save it till I need it.
the worst mistake is using pesticides.
I use a bug repellent for my plants.
I use wild gourd leaves and make a tea to spray on my plants. Nothing in the bug world eats wild Gourd leaves so your plants are safe.
donze52
donze52 2 years ago
I like using my insect friends to eat the bad insects. I do not use organic or chemical pesticides any more. I promote the good bugs in my garden to eat them-- or use safe traps, like beer traps or coloured plastic in water to attract certain bugs or my hands to catch them. The BEST way to fight off bugs is to have healthy plants as they produce their own natural pesticides. Growing in nutrient rich compost produces REALLY healthy plants. There is nothing like it.
ToyMaster83 2 years ago
Your wisdom is evident, but hope you consider wild gourd tea, as it does not kill bugs but rather stop them from eating your crops. always test on one type of plant to make sure of no problems. but I have in my years found nothing better as a bug repellent for plants
donze52 2 years ago
YES! Over-watering! You are so correct!!! WOW, this youtube is pretty cool!
AntiPrankPerson 2 years ago
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What kind of dumbass would grow pumpkins, except some Halloween geek
JesusChrist5000 2 years ago
very good need much better still
manzoor35 2 years ago
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chiongki06 2 years ago
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1072tara 2 years ago
My dad is a top gardener and he never makes mistakes. unlike my friends dad who is a builder.
Sad people, who would want to be a builder when you could be a gardener.
xjasmeenyx 2 years ago
umm... what??
HoboCabbage 2 years ago
@HoboCabbage I'm thinking the same........
MatthewsTech 2 years ago
..people make mistakes. It may not be a mistake, but someone may have a better way of doing something. I consider myself pretty knowledgeable when it comes to growing vegies, but there is always someone who knows more. I am open to suggestions and trying new ways. If the new ways work better, I employ those new ways. Open minds allow us to grow and continue to learn.
ToyMaster83 2 years ago 8
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OUTWARDTHINKING 2 years ago
These really are the top gardening mistakes made by first time gardeners. Great tips!
LaminatedGardenGuide 2 years ago 6
Great tips. Thank you!
ThenShaneSays 2 years ago
Thank you this was very helpful ;)
WHITETRASHDOLL 2 years ago
i like that she mentions not crowding the plants in the space. and letting the pumpkins or winter squash stay outside to harden to last longer. did not know that.
the one problem i have her is about watering. clay water infrequent for long time (ie 2x/ wk for 20-30 mins), sand water frequent for short time (ie every other day or daily for 5 mins) add compost to help contain water in sandy soil and prevent waterlogging in clay
cmbrughnews 2 years ago 2
I couldn't tell that the pumpkins were crowded :( I bet they were a small variety anyway :)
The diging down technique with the organic material tip and "if you don't feel moisture add water" she gave should cover both soil types, wouldn't you think? Covering both types individually would be a much longer and confusing explanation in this brief clip for beginners I think.
buckstarchaser 2 years ago
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THIS ACTUALLY WORKS!!!!! 1.) say the name of the boy/girl u like 2 times. 2.) now say the name of your best friend 5 times to urself. 3.) now post this onto 5 videos and then press F8 and then ur crushes name will APPEAR ON THE SCREEN!!!!!
AbsentmindSkating 3 years ago
thank u
dosely1993 3 years ago
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Frost at 35 degrees? This is the internet = international network... the rest of the world is metric.
GardensOfStone 3 years ago
other than crowdednessnessness in my garden... anyone have tips for me? u can check out my vid on my channel.
lowdown3007 3 years ago
thank you... you are one of the few expert village people that know what they are talking about.... I love the way you explain what YOU HAVE DONE, UNDERSTAND AND KNOW thank you...
driftingtheworld 3 years ago 2