Nothing better than a homegrown tomato. I can’t wait to make my BLTs this summer. Lol.

Beans would be fine no tomatoes though.

Yes, it was very calm that day. I lost it and the iPod Nano about two days later because the winds was blowing pretty good about 150 feet up.😞

Wish I had a tractor, life would be sooooo much easier. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Good luck with both!

Thank you, put 2 plants on both side. Let them grow up to the top of the cattle panel arch then clip the tips of the vine.

@@Mr.Mike1 thank you!

@@kristiryan740 You're welcome, thank you for watching and commenting. Good luck in the garden.

Thanks, the Ice fishing looks fun on your channel. After that, take me home I'm getting cold lol. Thanks for watching and commenting. Stay warm.

4 to 6 for that sized pot

That's just 4" edging shaped into a circle. It collects and holds the water and allows it to soak into the soil instead of just running off when I water. ( the plants are on a slight hill) You don't have to use if your ground is flat or you have drip irrigation.

Two plants on both sides of the arch for a total of 4 per Cattle Panel. I trim all but the two best vines on each plant and train them up the Cattle Panel to the middle of the arch then cut off the tips of each vines. I leave 4 are so melons on each vine. This lessens the stress on the plant.

I keep hearing about that through the years but didn’t even know they still sold knee highs. Please tell how you do this technique.Do you actually put the melon in the stocking and tie it in somehow or do you create a sling with it somehow?

The mowing is no fun, but the String trimming is way worse. I had way too much to trim around. I took the raised Beds up this year, I'm working on a new design to keep the trimming to a minimum which is still more than I care to for. :-) Thanks for watching and commenting.

jman203 I agree, weed whacking is the worst!

My 70mm crashed on the maiden flight.:-( It was too tail heavy and it flew horrible. There is no rudder on my 64mm. It's not needed. It flys great with just elevator and ailerons you could add a rudder if you want. Thanks for commenting and good luck on your maiden.

@@Mr.Mike1 so what advice to avoid tail heavy when I try a 70 mm ? (sorry about your crash) - maybe locate wing and / or the EDF in adjusted positions ?

You're welcome, thanks for watching and commenting. Stay safe.

No leave only the tops of leaves exposed .

Ok cool that’s what I did.... thanks

@@richardgarcia8019 Good luck and stay safe.

@Saltyyy Queen420 I’m not exactly sure of your question. But I’ll just say this. Add 2 to 3 inches of soil to the bottom of your pot, then add your seed potatoes. Cover with about 1 inch of soil and water. Allow the seed potato to sprout and grow 4 inches. Then cover the spouted portion again with soil leaving the tops of the leaves exposed. Allow the plant to grow another 3 to 4 inches then cover again, leaving the tops of the leaves exposed. Repeat this until the container is full . Allow the plant to grow for the recommended time for your particular potatoes that you’re using. ( Day 1 is the day you planted the seed potatoes). Then harvest, I hope this helps and good luck.

I got them from Home Depot (Garden Dept.) and my local nursery. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thanks!

$5 is the adjustment for inflation lol. Thanks for watching and commenting

Gumarro Got one!

They rust slowly about the same speed as a tomato cage I guess. It's in spots not over the entire panel at once. What would you be using it for, if you don't mind me asking?

Melons, cucumbers, etc. I don't want to eat rust particles (oxidized iron) so will stick to string and bamboo, I think. Thank you much!

They both rotated the same direction torque was not and issue. Thanks for watching and commenting.