@@sf55514 he certainly has blessed us this year 🙏

@@backtonature433 thanks for watching friend 👍

@@SodbustaIf you do a Google search there are many seed companies online that sell the Giant Marconi variety for less then $ 5 bucks , I would suggest you select the largest seeds from the pack you buy and plant those first then when you harvest your peppers save the seeds from your largest peppers and do that again the next year and you will be amazed at your results and also store your seeds when dried in the refrigerator in a Paper Envelope Not Plastic so they can breathe you could put them back in the original paper pack in the fridge or use a mailing envelope (that's what I do ) . Thanks for watching friend 👍

@@voodoomotion5855 yes we have had them last that long , even if they start sprouting they can still be planted 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 wonderful thanks for sharing your knowledge, very useful and hopefully cost saving. They are quite expensive to buy in the UK per seed even in bulk 😂

@@fionag8869 they are vaccume sealed and in the freezer thanks for watching friend 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 oh ok, thx

@@lavernmcgaw9873 we gave some to family and friends , we pressure can them for storing , and we eat them . We actually are still eating these from last October they will last almost a year in storage if cured properly we have a video of how we cured and stored these sweet potatoes on our channel its titled how we cure and store our sweet potatoes 1o/18/23 if your interested thanks for watching 👍

@@lavernmcgaw9873 yes they are large lol thanks for watching friend

@@Nana2KCASBO we basically reused our garden soil with some potting mix added to loosen up the soil , we amended the soil with Bone Meal , Wood Ash , and organic Tomato and Vegetable fertilizer. I would add that this variety is indeterminate so that could have been why we had a nice harvest from such small pots . I also have Sarpo Mira indeterminate potatoes planted in 5 gallon buckets the tops are around 5 feet tall I'll be doing a harvest video on those soon and it's appearing that they may be our best container harvest yet so stay tuned friend and thanks for watching 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 I am overwhelmed by the generosity of information in your reply❣️ I do the Bone meal (plus clean dry & create a fine powder from our Silkies eggs) but didn’t know about the T & V fertilizer or the wood ash (for which I haven’t any) but I’ll revisit the video for the one you use (T & V fertilizer) I’m not sure which potato’s I’ll select to attempt to grow as I haven’t paid too much attention to brands/names/varieties to date. I just know in my heart I want/need to try. I’m doing them in the 5 gallon buckets for 2 reasons (not that we don’t have space) BUT with the mild winter we’ve had there has been a massive (and I do mean MASSIVE) population of voles, mice and gophers here in Utah. So much so that I’ve lost most of my garden to the critters! So, I’ll be lining my buckets (on the outside) around the holes with fine wire to attempt to keep the pesky little critters away! The “Pest” companies are working 16 hour days just to try and assist in saving gardens/yards. I/we haven’t seen it this bad in YEARS! 2~ I’m working on the suns placement later in the year going into fall. To some this may not matter but with the area we live I want to give them the best chance with short growing time as we never know what Mother Nature has up her sleeve for us here. Also, I found we have a massive virgin clay area that I was planning on growing a lot of produce to which isn’t ideal for growing this year to which I happen to stumble upon your video of “clay area”. Fate? Chance? Happening to stumble upon your channel just now…🤷‍♀️ I’m telling you we have our own weather system in the area we live in here in Utah. I’ll view other videos you have as we’re similar in “zones” since they’ve shifted some zones around this year. Thank you again and I’ll make sure that I take notes. Blessings to you and your wonderful family. Respectfully, Staci 🌺

@@Nana2KCASBO with your short growing season left might I suggest Yukon Gold variety potatoes if you can find them they are a determinate potato that finish in 90 to 100 days after sprouting above ground you may also want to wrap the bottom of your buckets in hardware cloth and bury the buckets 2 to 3 inches in the ground your potatoes will grow safely inside the buckets and the roots can grow down into the ground and get more nutrients , thanks again for commenting and watching friend 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 I’m in Utah and that’s a very common potato (I can always go north to Idaho not so far away too😁) I’ll do the wire outside of the bucket and bury them as our yard has been attacked by VOLES and if I’m going all this work I’ll be damned if I’m going to feed them anymore! So I’ll cut them in 1/2, wait till they “scab” over then finish doing the burying. Idk if I’ll have enough time to get a cycle out of them but I’ll do my best and let you know! Thanks again for the great ideas and information. If I do not succeed this year I’ll prep for the spring for sure 🥰

@@BeFree-BeFrugal thanks for watching 👍

Yes, do not waste any part. Eat as greens

@@IAMGiftbearer when green they taste like a bell pepper but when they are fully red ripe they have a sweet smokey grilled flavor perfect for stuffing with rice , meat and cheese 👍

@@Pinkpumpkingardener I hope you have a bountiful harvest from your pots thanks for watching friend 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 aww I thanks buddy ! It’s my first try and I’m absolutely gonna make this my main crop next year potatoes and sweet potatoes have been so fun! I did different varieties of regular potatoes and grow bags, buckets soil bags, and pots to see how it works! Thank you for all of your information! It helps people like me new gardeners grow their own food 🥰 ♥️

@@MariaFe-mw4fe I totally agree friend thanks for watching 👍

@@sf55514 thanks for watching friend 👍

@@sf55514 they really are great tasting peppers 👍

@@Gemma_626 you guys (New England ) plant your garlic cloves the same time we do , we plant the cloves beginning or middle of October and harvest them in July the following year when the plants are turning brown I have a video on the channel of this year's garlic harvest I uploaded a few weeks ago it will show you when to harvest and what the plants will look like at harvest time check it out it's very informative 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 thank you so much!!

@@Gemma_626 we got the Ailsa Craig Onion seeds from Baker Creek Seed Company online , they will send you a free seed catalog too just by requesting it on their website 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 thank you!!! I've learned so much in a few hours than I have all year lol. Thank you.

@@Gemma_626 Frog leg taters 😆

@@citylotgardening6171 😂🤣

@@TheRealBWA learn something new every year 👍

@@eldorawillie6108 yes , we reuse our garden soil in the pots and amend it with fertilizer , now we have strawberry plants in the pots 👍

@@citylotgardening6171 Thank you for sharing what you did to your soil to get such a great harvest. Keep up your great work. GOD BLESS YOU IN ALL YOIR EFFORTS!! 🙏🙏🌻

@@DorenesFoodPrepResource I hope you have a bountiful harvest friend thanks for watching 👍

@@karenjoy7557 the plants did flower but they only had a few flowers on them I guess because of the blight that's why I harvested them because of the severe blight and I needed these pots for my strawberry plants lol , this is our third harvest this year of potatoes we have over 40 lbs so far from 5 gallon buckets and from our raised beds that we replanted with yukon golds again that we will harvest in October that's why we harvested these small ones when we did 👍