One of the best videos on how to make paprika. Thanks for sharing!

Love it!

Yum!

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Hi Patrick. I have two cherry tomato plants that are flowering and fruit seems to be setting. They came from our local cafe. They were so good in my salad that I asked for two and just planted them as an experiment - and they've grown! Totally wrong season but I'm fascinated to see what happens. I'm saving my egg shells and following your advice to avoid BER this year. Greetings from Crete!

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This is a revelation! I'm going to do this with my pepper. It popped in a another plant's pot and I didn't know what it was. I potted it on and got one tiny pepper! It looks pretty bare but I'll follow your tips and if it has a decent root, I'll overwinter it. Hugs from Crete!

We use ted bell peppers to make our seeet paprika for chicken parakish

I'm so interested in the seeds

where do you store them to overwinter them?

SichlerFarms1 has a good video for that kind of detail.

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Many thanks, Patrick. This is everything I wanted to know. I've grown garlic before but it was all a bit hit and miss and the bulbs didn't store well. I'll follow your advice and use a container as my soil is shallow and stony. Hugs from Crete!

Did the upside down branch make it?

Nice

Really nice!

How would you estimate how long the doubled rope needs to be? Count your Chiles, divide by 3 to determine the number of rows and allow 1/2” per row or 1/4”? Thx! Very informative & easy to follow!!

Patrick, what happened to the upside down propagation method................?

Can you give some actual instructions on how to do these things? You have no instruction on preparing the rope before you start the ristra, and zero instruction on the slip knot. You’re assuming your audience knows the basics on knots. They wouldn’t be here if they did.

I am planting garlic from the stock I got from my father , we are off grid homesteading in a wooded area .. we have taken out trees , we hope to get enough sunlight

Great advice! Thank you! Can we plant it in shallow planters? Or how much root room do we need ?

Brassói.

Could you introduce more paprika recipe? I’m from Taiwan. I am interested in paprika.

I live in 7B VA with heavy clay. The lawn was mostly Creeping Charlie. I did a lot of weeding to NO avail. I decided to plant white clover in hopes of it taking over. The competition has been going on for 10 years at this point. I can’t declare clover the winner, but it definitely is holding its own. The bunnies adore the clover and so do the bees. The nitrogen fixing of the clover may help my veggies and pollinator flower beds. All of this is an attempt to keep herbicides and chemical fertilizers out of my yard. 🐞🐝🦋🐇

What was your sand/seed ratio? Or did you already answer this and I missed it?

Thanks for vid! I planted onions from starters last year and they did awesome! But ima try seed this year since I collected some. Do I have to plant seeds in small containers? Or Can I just throw em n grow em in the raised bed they’re going in? Whatcha think?

Awwesommme! Imagine if everyone grew JUST ONE fruit or veg in each house, and we’d all share our harvest with each other! How amazing would that be 🤍 ahhh my garden dreams

Can you do it with them green?

I have been trying to find some real paprika. I have bought so many from the store and they all taste awful because it's not paprika. The store I used to get it went out of business. Even my grandson tried to tell me paprika doesn't matter because it has no taste and he doesn't believe me. I would love to get some real paprika. I would be interested in getting some of your seeds. Do you have a address I could use to write you.

Thanks for sharing what youve leaned.

Thank you for this information! Worked like a charm.

It looks like you might need to sharp your mower blade. Your grass blades look like they are being torn and not being cut cleanly.

I watched other videos that say to remove the seeds because they contain oils that can go rancid. Also, keep the drued peppers inan airtight container and powder as needed to retain flavor.

Is this the same as diconderoga?

Clover did well in my shady problem areas

Hey i just subscribed. I appreciate you looping us in on your clover journey. Im growing more interested in converting to clover

I just did a 100% clover patch in my side yard. It gets sun, while decreasing slowly due to the house shade until about 430pm right now in the summer. The sun starts to cover it around 2. Let’s see how it goes

My compost pile that I now use to plant whatever and use as cover/nutrition for trees every fall and spring consists of grass clippings, leaves and shredded junk mail if it’s just paper, table scraps an-including meat and bones bc then the raccoons turn compost pile for me. all dumped in shady spot behind fence! And it’s literally black gold!

I just ordered a drought resistant white mini-clover. You're slightly hotter than I am, however we both have issues with moisture or lack there of. I don't want to have to water (ever!) so I am planting the white mini clover in addition to the crimson clover for spring/early summer since the white mini clover does better with warmer temps. Thanks for the update!

I don't have a grass area as it's too hot and my garden is tiny. Even so, I was fascinated with your clover trial and will be very interested to see your next attempt. Failure is never a failure because you learn something from it and perhaps do better next time. Well done, Patrick. Greetings from Crete ( 38 degrees Celsius)!

EXCELLENT VIDEO... Thank you for sharing this... I learned a lot.

Have you tried "Blue Star Creeper". I heard it was a good low maintenance ground cover but never tried it. If you are still experimenting, would be interesting to see!

Thanks for the follow up and good to know. Also, on your closeup of the grass, I would recommend that you sharpen your mower blade(s). The tops of the grass are really mangled. I learned that from my yard guy and now I have two blades, one on the mower and one always sharp waiting in the wings

Thanks for following up. Bummer it didn’t rock. I hit my yard with very little intention besides watering every day. Hoping that “life” would “find a way”. Haha. Nope. Zero clover success for me this Summer. Clarifying… are you gonna try BOTH micro clover on bare soil in one spot and full size clover mixed in to nearby existing lawn to compare results? I’d be excited to see that.

Hello Patrick, l wanted to ask you if you can be more specific about the amount and type of sand you mix the micro clover with?? Also; do you know what level of the spreader you used?? Btw l just subscribed to your channel, 😊

3 month update coming soon?

Does it specify what species of clover? Also is this clover considered invasive in any parts of the North America?

Just made it!! It was delicious 🤩🤩

Sometimes stuff happens! I've failed for the last couple of years with tomatoes - BER! I've since learned that cherry tomatoes do better in my hot climate - so next year I'll try them. I have one small patch of garden where nothing will grow. I've put homemade compost in it, sheep manure, watered it and the plants just sit there and start to die. Once I dig them up and put them in a pot, they grow like crazy. Soil deficiency? None of my friends garden so a Community Garden would be me doing all the work and everyone else eating the produce. I've just planted ginger in the garden and some in a pot. It'll be interesting so see what happens. My soil is awful in spite of all my work but I just have to keep on trying because that's what gardeners do. Hugs from Crete!

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