Appreciate you for a very pretty work

Super cool 👌

Congratulations from India

After a long time

I have not heard of the gourds you mentioned. I’m looking forward to seeing what they look like when it’s harvest time.

First to comment. Videos came back after a while.

I'm trying Hopi turquoise corn this year! Also red stripe. I don't see almost any videos about hopi turquoise. If you have any info would love it!

But does the roots rotten in the container if water too much?

Or you just buy a 1 kg bag from the supermarket and that's it.

So what happens after the plant reaches maturity and you uproot it? You have to plant their peas (with pods) again next spring? I assume that means keeping some peas/pods over the winter?

What?

Thanks for your info ℹ️ #Full #moon 🌕 makes tye energy go down to the earth 🌎 Like potato 🥔/ any vegetables that grows under 🥜🥕🫚🧅🧄.. because all the energy of teje moon 🌝 goes into the Earth … crescent 🌙 moon is for all the energy that gives a flower 🌸 AND then a FRUIT 🍎 or VEGETABLES 🥦 🌽🥒🍆. #platic to #preventweeds the type of plastic that allows the water 🌧️ to go through… it creates a seal condensation barrier … apply molch or simply more dirt and you see the plants WONT NEED water. When it rains ☔️ they willl have water . When it sunnny 🌞 the sun will make them sweat 😓 and keeping the dirt moist always. 1st soak at #planing time is the only time I am giving it water 🚿… after that with the #platic, and dirt or grass clippings or mulch … I don’t water them again x Let’s sabe our #water 🌎 and let put plastic bags for a good use. Amazing 🤩 Namaste 🙏 @lorena.Longo.11 Instagram for more easy light 💡 living ideas 😊

What container are you using??

You did not say if woody or tree cuttings can be rooted the same way, too. Can we do it with fruit tree cuttings?

You offer very good advice - sharing time with family…children etc., important…thank you for sharing…will be planting San Marzano…

Are loquats popular in India? I want to get my friend a tree too.

It looks like a plantain banana

Where do you get these mustard seeds? My supplier does not seem to have any.

I love mustard greens but I can only grow them in the winter in my area

So Thai chili does not need to be trim the branch out or remove the leaves like other plants?

I have seeds for several purple/red mustard vaarieties to try this year! How far apart did you space these plants? About 12 inches? I'm using the square foot gardening method and wondering how many plants can reasonably fit in a square. Thanks!

I didn't know Mustard greens were red too. When growing them, are they cold weathered like the regular mustard greens?... Thanks for sharing❤

Chilli leeches into plastic, and that plastic goes inside your body..... store in glass or stainless steel

Excellent video! Love the full progression of the plants life shown and all the tips! Probably the best okra video on social media!

It is not possible to get cutting here ,got to grow from seeds, tell me how?

How big is the barrel and how many plants can do u have there?

Thank you for making this video! It is so informative! I am definitely going to try to cook corn the way you cooked yours at the end of the video.

Ty for video. Is this curcuma plant the pink flowering?

That would I do to let my plant "standing"? 😅

So you repotted in same container

😢😢😢

3o months, unreal patience and dedication. Im growing my own pineapple, and loved watching this!

Miss the monthly harvests

I dont know how i managed it but after 2 years of my guava being planted in the mountains of california my guava tree is producing! We do get snow average night temp during winter maybe 30F. I mulch it heavily and the leafs drop every winter but soon as night temps get back up to 45-50F new leafs begin to emerge, by spring its back to normal and even new growth begins. Guavas are surprisingly hardy.

Thankyou,good advice!

Have never grown this variety…live on the east coast…planting my San Marzano tomatoes this week.. looking forward to a good harvest.

This plant is a beast!

Great video!!!

Great video!!! Thank you

So it takes longer than regular onion to harvest? Usually it only take 3 months, but this onion takes a year. May i know if this onion is a good to go crop?

I’m 40. In 2023 I learned pineapples grow on the ground. Not in trees. In 2024 I learned peanuts grow in the ground. Not above ground like peas as I first thought.

Thank you for this video!!! 🙇‍♀️

You explain everything so well, very informative . I just need to get my timing right compared to California . Mild winter, rarely a frost hot summer Cheers Ben from Noosa australia

You have the best gardening channel, as you explain everything. Cheers from Noosa australia

Omg... Forget every step and direct sow. This guy doesn't know what he's doing

Nice! I garden in containers 🪴

A woman from work gave me some Loquat fruit during lunch. I tossed the seeds a garden pot and now I have 4 or 5 trees growing. They are very happy so far, though I won't see fruit for another couple years.

I had never heard of this, so I had to Google it: The flavor of a Sunberry is a tricky thing to describe. Eaten raw they are neither overtly fruity nor sweet. They have a mild flavor akin to a wild currant. They are much superior to a raw Garden Huckleberry which needs sugar and cooking to render it edible.

Güneşin yalnızca bir saate ulaştığı gölgeli bir yerde yetiştirebilirim ا

This plant was recorded by Joseph banks a botanist that sail to Australia with captain in the 1700's an its the leaves that you consume like spinach parts of Asia an through the Pacific it is a staple the leaves berry's for propagation. Melbourne Australia.