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Cheers hun for your advice. Very helpfull ❤

I’m in Idaho we are having extreme heat 99 degrees and then it drops to 78 my plants are very attention driven lol

Awesome, thanks for taking the time to share this with us.❤🥬

Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! I tried the peat pots- found it’s not my favorite but tried it again because it’s suppose to be convenient. I will try more plastic- I was even thinking if deli lunch meat containers would work. I’ll have to try some of your plastic ideas! Thank you again!

Did you soak the seeds before planting ?

Great video, short and sweet. Thank you Valerie. What do you use to make holes for the vegetables?

Can I just pinch of the start of the seed heads?

I found that the roots could never really make it out of the biodegradable type seedling pots

I have little issue with growing carrots. I have clay heavy soil so I found I had to use Danvers and they do well.

thank you, i love these experiments

Do you fill the raised beds that are really tall with all soil?

How do you stop the cardboard blowing away?

Do the male Spinach go to the gym to build muscles?

My peppers have a lot of bugs in the soil not on the leaves i need help all 3 of them have this

Awesome video! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you!

I cut my cilantro right and the base and it never grew back

Have you tried using a shade cloth for them or is it just the humidity itself that causes them to wither that way?

I enjoyed your video on lettuce harvesting

This is such a great video, thank you!

In the US, you can use Dr. Bronner's Castile Soaps (or any castile soap without a lot of additives) in place of Black Soap. The peppermint one works quite well! A mix would be 1 quart or liter of water, and 1 Tablespoon of Dr. Bronner's soap. Some people add 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of peppermint oil (pure essential oil, not a tincture) to make the mix work even better. You must shake the mix frequently though as we all know that oil and water don't mix well. The soap will cut the oil and allow it to mix with the water. By shaking it frequently you'll get a mix of the 3 items, so you won't have the peppermint oil just floating separately on the top of the liquid and not being sprayed.

Maybe someone already asked but where did you get the fish heads?

Glad I found your channel. Now I know I am ready to cut my spinach and also how too!

Excellent

Some of my zucchini get 3 or 4 inches long with a nice flower on the end that never opens to be pollenated. They look health and green then start drying up without he flower ever opening.

Love the video! :)

Helianthus tuberosis and Chenopodium album are my faves, but turnips and black eyed peas are awesome too. Also, few grow them because they are insanely cheap at the store, but pinto beans are beasts in fresh ground. I have long hot summers.

I get aphids too on my pepper plants! I got into companion planting with specific flowers like merrigolds that attract ladybugs 🌱🌱💚💚

Hey, I had seedlings that are clearly stretched but are growing well. Can I repot them deeper even if they dont have roots on them like the tomato ones? I hope its not a problem

Such a fecund garden 😊

What is black soap?

Sometimes i bult purposely to harvest seeds

Fast and straight forward brilliant

I am going to try your suggestion. I am in Los Angeles. I volunteer at a small model railroad and train museum. Which is actually someones backyard. They also have a small garden. The gentleman is French Canadian! So I find this aphid infestation. The 81 year old Canadian explained he didn't know what they were because he had only seen white aphids. That is what led me to research how to get rid of them. I will let you know how it is going. Too bad I couldn't post before and after photos.

I'm looking to chip planks from old pallets. Will this device be suitable or should I be looking for something else?

What kind of soil for leggy plants is best

Aphids haven’t shown up in the garden yet Hawaii zone12b but the spider mites have all over eggplant tomatoes potatoes and peppers ugh 😢 Glad to see you’re back your video are great short and to the point with good intro and recap.

Thank You 🙏🏾

Good to see you Valerie! ❤️ We have had a lot of problems this year with squash bugs! 🫤 Great video my friend.

Well... I've planted roughly 17 marigolds so far and the birds have killed 11 so far along with several of my cucumber plants (literally pulled whole baby plants right out of the bed, it was crows), a few of my little corn babies and 4 of my bush beans. I've been having ant problems with my apple tree, blueberry bushes, blackberry bushes, camomile and calendula. It's one thing after another. Last year was awful for me with aphids and this year so far just isn't going well either between the birds and the ants.. aphids probably not far behind.

1 teaspoon of table salt, 1 teaspoon of dish soap in a small mister bottle, filled with water, spray the underside of leaves.

What zone are you in? You mentioned sowing in early March and where I’m at (zone 6) it recommends sowing after the last frost or right around it which is April 15th here. Just wondering because I bet I could sow a bit earlier

Aphids, beetles, leaf minors, slugs, rabbits, squirrels, birds..... It's a never ending battle. Growing the plants is the easy part. Thank you for the tips 😁