Those cages are to packed

Can you brief me about the feed especially the chicks

Spurge taste good with tacos when cooked probably

Looking forward to seeing everyone’s in door garden setup. No indoor gardening for me in Z10B SoCal, outside my brassicas , peas, lettuce, kale, chard and potatoes are all growing.

too long

Looking forward to seeing pictures of indoor gardens I do a little bit of indoor growing, but I need to set it up better I’m in zone five also Wisconsin

Hey hey from Iowaaaay! I still don’t understand why you’re not at 100k+… I love your channel!

Hey Paul! Merry Christmas! I can't say it is under the tree per se, but Santa brought me a vivosun grow tent! I have a corner in the basement that will be perfect! God's blessings!

If there was a good reason to tidy up my space, this is it! Maybe tomorrow or the next day I will submit pics 😊❤

In winter in zone 11... I remove my cucumbers at end of season and grow chard and lettuces in my containers all winter.

Sounds EXCITING!!

I’m still gardening outside but also in my greenhouse and in my indoor grow tent and in my kitchen. I’ll send pics in a few days.

Adding kiwi to my garden, I have over 60 seedlings because of the m/f to make fruit thanks for your videos.

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Can purslane be fed to rabbit

Hi i just started flower farming, probably a silly question but 😂would this work for flower plug plants being transplanted outside? My land ive done no dig but used card rolls. But since i have easy access to hay and straw id rather skip the card and just use this. I only have from now until april /may before I need the beds do you think i could do it if i pull my finger out now, OR could i lay the hay and put compost on top to enable me to plant out in time. Thank you

Interesting

Good for flying pests issues?

Very nice vertical harvest! I think I saw a purple Stokes that got away from you. Not sure if you caught that or not. Maybe you got it later lol

Harvest is ok but I am not at all into cleaning a thousand skinny roots. Not effective time management.

Nice harvest 😊

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I’m almost positive this was growing in the cracks in my sidewalk. It’s incredibly frustrating that a plant this nutritious, and apparently easy to grow isn’t more well know.

Will leaving the membrane inside the egg to dry and grind up with the shells adversely effect the outcome?

Some of those looked a little scabby. Try adding some sulfur next year. Helped me.

Interesting.

It's a wonder of nature to me how a frost can damage potatoes, yet some can overwinter and sprout in the spring 🤔🙂

Not a bad harvest, despite the frost! Good to know about the cooked taste!

The voles ate my sweet potatoes even when I had hardware cloth under the grow box. I plan to totally replace the soil next season in case the voles have a nest in it, then put hardware cloth on top of the soil and plant the starts through that, putting a thin layer of soil on top with a thick mulch. I can check regularly to see if there is any damage.

Well done, loyal and faithful servant that harvested purple stoke sweetheart potatoes. I hope your family Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 and joyful New Year 🎉

Maybe more fertilizer and water next time? Good seedling material.

That empty bucket looks like some of the grow bags we did this year. Planted 3 plants in 15gal fabric bags, that we set on our south facing porch. We really had a tough time keeping it moist. When we dumped them out, we got maybe a pound between four bags. I think moisture was the biggest factor, but overcrowding and impatience too. We still had a month and a half of growing time left, but based on when we planted them, I thought we were at the 100 day mark and we'd have some spuds. The bags we had along our north fence did much better overall, as they were well within the spray of our sprinkler system, and had their own dedicated drip lines too. We also let them go right up near the end of October. We still had some bags that had pitiful results, but also got a few the size of a small baguette. The biggest thing I learned this year is that the Okinawan variety is incredibly hit or miss. I am planting way less of that one next year. I love the purple color, and the taste and texture are excellent. But we really didn't get many good sized ones from all the 25 or 30 slips we planted.

We planted the orange sweet potatoes in two medium size storage bins from Walmart. We had a great harvest of good size tubers, enough for approximately 20 meals.

This goes great with Mexican cactus tacos

Thank you, I picked some roses from my garden to put in a vase, I noticed heaps of little lady bugs, I put the roses back under the tree so they could go back, I have plenty of aphids but have never seen the lady bugs before and want to keep them around.

Tip I learned after using buckets for awhile for watering. When you drill holes don't drill on the bottom, drill on the side up an inch or so and then the water doesn't just drain out. Its not enough water that they are sitting in it and have wet roots all the time, but its enough that they have a reserve and it actually keeps the soil moist vs just draining away. You can also do double buckets with the bottom one holding higher water as a reserve.

I have a ladybug car would you like to see it Alexis like a ladybug let me know if you would like to see it is so cute I get a lot of compliments on her

I planted sweet potatoes in the bags of the dog's food for the first time. It si spring here now so i have to waite to see what happen

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Not a shabby harvest for small containers! I have had good luck with grow bags, as well!

Sweet potatoes eaten fresh are delicious. I watch a lot of Asian gardeners and a lot of them don’t wait to cure them, they eat them fresh.

Still better than no sweet potatoes 😊❤

Some of those long skinny sweet potatoes should be held for next year's slips. I bought 2 skinny Whole Foods sweet potatoes (they called them Asian with purple flesh) and grew slips. They did not call them Stokes when I bought them. The skinny ones produced massive numbers of slips for a bargain. I am still waiting to harvest them in southern Louisiana 5 months later. I have some massive ones poking out of the beds but do not know how the crop will turn out yet. We later bought some large, similar (expensive) purple sweet potatoes over the summer and the taste is, IMO, superior to the orange ones - very rich taste and pretty sweet! I hear that the ones with purple flesh have anti-cancer properties.

I have started sweet potato slips in a card board box.

This plant i have seen growing in a concrete crack. I live in the Caribbean.

You said to not eat the ones that were opened but you ate ones that were opened.

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Good pickled too

I find it highly amusing that the American farmers or the American Food industry / market think that fungicide is better for you than some tasty shrooms