Growing Vertical Growing Squash Melons and Cucumbers up a nylon web trellis
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@TheRudyb26 amazon sells them I just got mine from there
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I've set up something similar to this. But I read somewhere that cucumbers and melons shouldnt be grown in the same bed because they can cross-pollinate. Has anybody heard of this?
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I can not find nylon trellis where do you get yours
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How much space do you have at the bottom? I love this idea. At first I was thinking oh yay I can fit this in my current 10 x 2 raised bed, but actually it looks like I could probably just put a smaller one somewhere else. I have zero yard but I have maybe a foot of space around my apartment. Thanks for the great video!
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You always say "we" inn your videos. Who else are you working with and can you introduce us? :D
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@growingyourgreens When I was in Ukraine last year I saw pumpins and large squash growing 10 feet up on trelises over driveways so it is possable
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ALRIGHT!
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It is my personal opinion that you should be the state of California's official city-garden coordinator. But I guess California needs more city gardens first, eh?
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great idea...this helps a lot
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the Greeks take the flowers you spoke of wash them, chop them up & add them to scrambled eggs, they give a nice flavor to your morning meals. My mom used to make small egg pancakes out of the mixture & we'd gobble them up. Try it I know you'll love it :)
Hi John,
Do you hand pollinate your cucumbers and pumpkins/squash or let nature do its thing?
I have noticed Have been getting a lot of female flowers all at the same time then when they die off a batch of male flowers appear. Not getting to much fruit.
tribulus82 1 year ago
I let nature take its course. IF you wanted to ensure a larger crop, hand polinate. One of my goals is to keep my own bees, so they could increase the polination around here without me doing anything... plus I would get honey, bee pollen and propolis.
growingyourgreens 1 year ago
Do the vines grow from the bottom-up or from the top-up? That is, when I attach a vine to the trellis will I have to detach it later and move it to a higher position as the vine grows?
pezzonovan 1 year ago
from the bottom up. just weave them in and out (up the trellis) and you will be fine. Never any moving and detaching.
growingyourgreens 1 year ago
Awesome videos!!!! Would the nylon trellis netting be able to hold up pumpkins (mine grow ~20 pounds and I would love if they could be up on a trellis away from getting flat-sided or rotten from touching the ground)? Do you think the nylon would hold a few pumpkins like that, or would the nylon slice thru the pumpkin vines due to that much weight??
online4videos 1 year ago
not sure on 20 pound pumpkins. try it and see, or use a wood or metal trellis. Some people make slings to put their pumpkins/melons to take some weight off the vines.
growingyourgreens 1 year ago