Yes, I did. I made a whole series on this. You can find links in the description and also in the pinned comment below.

I agree. It can be hard to get a really great watermelon at the store. They are good but not as good as homegrown.

Those are good sizes!

The tomato cage trellis? It is so easy and cheap. I love them!

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Yes, it will but I would suggest keeping the pot outside.

@@ChristasGarden ok thanks

I don't have any experience with bananas, but I hope it works. Good luck!

I have bought them from various sources over the years. Superseeds.com has both of them.

When I made this video, usually Miracle Gro all-purpose fertilizer. Now I alternate between Miracle Gro and True Organics tomato and vegetable liquid fertilizer.

Thanks so much! I like videos that get to the point so that is what I try to do myself. Good luck with your watermelons!

Good luck, I hope they catch up for you!

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Cattle panel is actually used for livestock, but it can also be used in the garden! You can buy it at Tractor Supply Company or a place like that. We were able to fit the panels in a truck bed, but we had to bend them in arch shapes and tie them down We drove home on backroads. I usually grow a couple of tomatoes in containers every year but this year I needed to get them all up and off the ground. I have a black walnut tree near my garden, black walnut trees produce a substance from their roots called juglone, it kills off many kinds of plants, including tomatoes. It has started to take a toll on my plants. I hope to have it cut down by the start of the next growing season. I actually prefer to grow tomatoes in the ground. I have clay soil and mulch my entire garden. I rarely have to water my in-ground tomato plants, and only fertilize occasionally. I have grown a couple of your varieties. Have a great growing season!

@@ChristasGarden thanks for your response very helpful❣️

I also grow a nameless tomato variety every few years. The seeds were supposed to be Vintage Wine but it's something else. We will see how the spikes go. I think they will be helpful in the hottest part of summer. Thank you for watching and commenting!

They probably won't die but you will have stronger plants and better melons if you plant new ones. If your plants are young, you won't be losing much time, and it will be worth it.

Sorry to hear this! Have you been keeping the surface of the soil evenly moist? Seeds need to stay lightly moistened to germinate.

@@ChristasGarden I kept them on some potting soil and sprayed them with a spray bottle daily. I also have them in a plastic container I got from Dollar Tree that said it will help germinate seeds. Then I leave them in the sun with all my other plants.

You can start them from seeds now, they don't take long to germinate. I can't remember how long they took but I think it was less than a couple of weeks. They may not produce fruit this year, but they will next year, it will depend on the variety and when you get them planted out.

That stinks! I am jealous of some of thing things you can grow, like oranges and Avocados. You could always try growing some indoors where the temperature can be controlled. Good luck!

It is so good, isn't it? I love lettuce season. It's nice not to have to buy it at the store.

No.

The point was to get plants, and they turned out great. Follow up videos are posted in the description.

You can save the seeds from the pods and sow them, eventually they will grow into a bulb that produces flowers. You might want to do some googling and find out the process. I would assume it takes a few years from seed to bloom. If you have more than one daffodil variety planted, you may get a new variety due to cross pollination. It might be fun to try!