I'm struggling with germination of hot peppers right now.. ironically the carolina reapers have done ok, had 6/10 germinate, lost 2 to dampening off, but have 4 good seedlings, the chocolate habenero, however 1/10 and the pepperX was 0/10 lol 😆

Can't wait to try out my new Greenstalk trays and 2 vertical garden systems. My goal this year is to eradicate the lawn and make every inch a suitable growing space for anything I can eat 😂❤

I’m growing more greens of all kinds this year. More than I usually do.

Definitely better to grow your own!!

Sorry, but it doesnt remove dangerous oxalates.

According ti Google Image Search 😂 I have that one buuuuut the leaves look flat too me so I better don't eat it

I liked it, did learn something! But I thought you were going to use.hints on how to upcycle used tea bags!

Is that a spot? I guess a lot of sun.

How long does peppers took to bear

How long does peppers took to bear

I can contest. I’m on my third and fourth hatching egg order in two months.

Where ever you plant these pine trees die. If you live in North America you shouldnt be growing these.

very nice experiment very good video thank you for sharing watching from philippines

Don’t they put them in canned fruit cocktail?

Gooseberry is my favorite pie. My mom started me on them in the 60s

Planting some this year, thanks for the recommendation!

I grew Pixwell gooseberries for a time. They taste like sweet tarts to me.

I have a Gooseberry bush in my garden that I planted a year ago, so this summer I am hoping to have fruit. They are deliciously sweet when ripe and tarty when green as you said. Thank you for your video and I look forward to seeing more.

I'm going to try soaking my pepper seeds this year. Thanks 😊

I've heard of gooseberries, but didn't know one thing about them. Thanks for sharing this info.

My childhood memories ❤ my grandmother had 3 of them in her garden…green, yellow and black or rather dark purple. Ripped ones are very sweet!

My flowers don’t really have any pollen is that an issue ?

Thank you so much for this video!

I’ve been growing them for several years here in the mountains of Idaho. They don’t ripen until late in the season here. Very easy to propagate with the ground layering technique and the deer tend to leave them alone because of the sharp spikes on the stems. The purple ones are my favorite.

Since I reside in the same grow zone here in Minnesota, I plan to give gooseberries a try since our grapes are harder to protect & harvest along the creek edge.

Never heard of it before. The fruits remind me of ground cherries. I had those growing prolifically for years. Sadly, nobody got to taste them as I ate every single one 😂❤

Looks like a lovely berry. I've, of course, heard of it but have not tasted or grown it! Sounds like a very good choice!

Got me some

A friend pointed out that her Italian grandma put this in salads. I tried it, and I don’t like the taste or the texture. If I were starving….

Jesus is great

I found this in my garden and thought it was a weird succulent by the way it feels. Then I was looking in my seed catalog and I find out it’s good and healthy for you. 😂

Thanks man this was very helpful!

Okra

You should be 150% confused

Well you are preaching on a poor person's salary and you must be from the far north 75% of what you said is wrong

P.S. Two of the most important veg's I grow, and grow all winter in the low tunnel CARROTS! JAPANESE TURNIPS!! (Hakurei)

Here in Zone 5 NY we are having the same weather as you!! I, too enjoyed the 33* hardly noticing the wind after BRUTAL COLD for the last 3 weeks!!! Inspite of the COLD, -6 a few nights, day time highs in the low teens, Asian Greens, Bok Choy and Napa cabbage survived in a plastic low tunnel. I opened the low tunnel and cut some TODAY! I don't like the flavor of Swiss Chard or Kale so I grow Asian greens instead.

Not only can you overwinter your peppers but if you are in a colder climate they like growing in containers. If you get a larger container you can put 2 in a container because they like friends! I have done this. Also if your drive way is sunny put the pots there for extra heat. They grow better. Eggplants too, but they do not like friends they stay single. I have never tried overwinter an eggplant.

I've tried for several years to like Swiss Chard. Last year, I pulled it. Decided I just don't like it. Maybe I don't know how to make it tasty. My favorite last year was Shikou Eggplant. Marinated eggplant is fantastic. I add garlic I've grown and red onions pulled straight from the garden.

Another informative video. Cucumbers would also be great. I grew kale because of your video with the smoothie. We the kale in a smoothie and sauteed. This year I want to try eggplant. Not sure the best way to cook them. It would be nice if you had time to share some of your favorite recipes. Thank you for all of the information. 🍆🍆

Love your videos!!!

Charentais melons! Galapagos tomato', the yellow ones!

I always enjoy your videos. I love cucumbers and tried growing them in grow bags last year. I have plenty of land but not plenty of sun due to all my oak trees. Do you have any cucumber varieties that you would recommend for growing in bags/pots. I found last year that putting the grow bags out on my driveway was a great way for my plants to get more sun. (Zone 6 Wisconsin)

Really nice list! Beets?

Fantastic info and great video. Thanks for the ideas!

It looks like you are uaing a small greenhouse indoors. Love to hear more of how you set that up, where and light setup.

Wow nice i am starting a few cuttings this winter i hope that they get big enough to fruit this summer fingers cross.

Becky in Ohio zone 4b

What a great kit i need a few of these! Love the videos as usual!

Or you can just water your bottoms here, because it probably not getting enough water from the top. It's easier to do it that way, because if you notice they're small, they just need a little bit more water at the bottom. That means it has to come out watery, so instead of doing another plant in that area, just water the bottom. Individually If you must cause apparently, if you water it from the top, sometimes it doesn't always get to the bottom.