BEEFSTEAK TOMATO HOUSE ( Pruning), CUCUMBER HOUSE & WHAT WE ARE UP TO!

[@andyshand3837]

Ladies you are a breath of fresh air I just love watching and learning from you,, take care

[@fikuscomedyadventures5698]

YOU BEAUTY! This is amazing greenhouse. Excellent video quality, great presentation and very satisfying to watch. Thank you for sharing 😊.

[@sokeshdangol1098]

Very nice , so beautiful video which liked me very much . Those tomatoes and cucumbers look amazing my dream green house .

[@bernardkleinschmidt5930]

I just came in from pruning & tying tomatoes. I started this way of growing back in the 80's. I use Jetsetter for early crop & Arbason for main crop. I am in southern MN. Started harvesting Jetsetter's two weeks ago. They don't get huge, but lots of production. I was working on the Arbason's this morning. To hot to stay out there any longer. I also plant them directly in the ground. This year we covered all the tunnel floors with black ground cover fabric. Burned holes to plant in. So far no weeds anywhere. Yeah!Thanks for the video. I plant a cucumber in the field to pick for small dills. I found a variety that is all female. No pollination needed. Production is just crazy.

[@braddyt8653]

I love these hard working people 👌🏾💯keep on producing 💯💪🏾

[@storyvoiceJP]

Một trang trại rất tuyệt vời... Very beautiful video

[@happylifetips5874]

Big lk 2.1k wow..Woow, quite a variety of scenery . They are so readily available when seen all around,.I think that is very unique. I didn't know that is so amazing video my frd and could be done so beautifully. Very cool.Absolute perfection, beautiful colors, fresh bunch of plants all around with water, great natural craftsmanship.I am amazed to see such a colourful beautiful video. Looking wonderful my frd stay connected see you around keep uploading more videos like this.❤️❤️❤️

[@skoalmen143]

Impressive operation. Speaks volumes that the rows between your beds are so clean.

[@plant2win]

So I just have to say that these are the most informative videos. I look forward to each new release. Thanks for all you do.

[@vernlb1759]

Guys you are doing such a fantastic job at your business, kudos goes out to Haley and Jess for the work they are doing. Wish I was a little younger to be able to start something like this. I have been growing my own plants since about 1993 and I guess when its in your blood to grow it just happens. Again great work, love to watch your videos. Couldnt believe the amount of tomatoes relative to the size of your plants, super. I am from the west but hope everybody in your area realizes how much work you guys put into your business and support you 150%. Good luck stay safe.

[@PrairiePlantgirl]

I love your straight forward way of showing what you do.

[@ericasmith6919]

Beautiful cucumbers and tomatoes

[@nicolasdah7319]

Thank you verry much for this vidéo .merci énormémentpour cette vidéo très intéressante

[@outdoorsadventure1063]

Those tomatoes and cucumbers look amazing my dream green houses

[@robindrokhangembam651]

you make my boring quarantine days refreshing with your garden tour. Love to see your technique and explaination . Thanks and keep posting such videos.

[@cakappel1]

So many videos on growing vegs. Nice to see how it's really done!!

[@yarrafarmsfiji6487]

I'm watching all the way from Fiji islands and i just want to say i love your videos and i learn heaps in every video and because of this COVID19 i bought a 5 acre farmland and with no farming knowledge or experience i am so thankful for your videos...I hope to start slowly and try out your farming techniques.👍👍👍

[@melikumar6947]

Nice bro me to watching from fiji

[@AntoniaSeptimoRicardoNunes]

Incredible garden massive no need to go market really good in lucky you this beautiful garden last summer we have a plenty vegetable in the garden look amazing guys

[@oddopops1327]

Looking good ladies! 😊

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Thank you!

[@oddopops1327]

@@Growwiththelaplantes 😊

[@twitwicki1]

Thank you so much for posting these videos. I also grow Tomatoes, cukes and peppers in my home garden hi-tunnel in Maine and your instructions and visuals have been consistently valuable.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

awe, thank you so much! I'm happy the videos are of help!

[@jennienguyen4486]

I love watching the harvest videos! Please keep the content coming

[@jokjokbaes8369]

Lots of love from the Philippines

[@s.nogales8483]

Very interesting and clearly explained. I suscribe. Regards from Spain

[@deensaffar]

Very nice gardens.heathty fruits

[@melawatitheresia5833]

Thank You for sharing 😍😍. God Bless you so much. Absolutely awesome👏👏👏

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

God bless you for watching!!

[@adampetherick7836]

Nice. I am growing rutabagas this year for the first time

[@doncook3584]

Great video as always. We are all “green “ with envy of the wonderful farm but we all get that it can be too much some days. That’s where your favorite cold beverage comes into play. Add peace and quiet and the batteries start to recharge.

[@musaire]

Amazing plants BTW!! Huge work done.

[@arfarms5711]

Absolutely awesome. We’re on our second year and have so much to learn still with tomatoes. We grow in the fields and had the prettiest tomatoes we’ve ever had this year, until we got 12” of rain in 3 days. We didn’t have them tied up enough or something bc it just beat them all drown bad. Then stink bugs, then looked like calcium deficiency. We used a new farm we just leased this spring bc it has a huge pond and land had been laid out for quite a few years, but didn’t have time to really soil test and correct like we should’ve. Live and learn though. We still have got a huge amount of harvest though. Just would’ve been 3 times what we got had we been better prepared. Really enjoy yalls vids. We farm around 800 acres of row crops and got sick of losing money doing that, so we started w the produce 3 years ago, first year was experimenting, last two years has been pretty good bc we have our own store on farm. We buy a lot of stuff wholesale too, but really want to blow it out w tomatoes next year bc that’s good money if you can produce all of our own. We’ve sold over 50 bushels of tomatoes in past two days!!! Corn, beans, peas, peppers, cucs etc we can sell like crazy bc everyone here still cans and freezes stuff for winter. Anyways, thanks to y’all and again awesome job

[@ssgstarkey]

Beautiful Cucumbers!

[@beniemiguel6753]

Thank you to all beautiful ladies, for the information,, I've learned a lots,from pruning and for harvesting..wacthing from Philippines.

[@reyloteria6693]

Wow wow wow, amaze to see how healthy the plant grow and more fruit...good job girls

[@rogerbonilla1951]

Tess you are a great helper, I am sure you are appreciated. ALL............... MY LOVE💙💜❤️

[@psychorooks]

When you can't decide what's more beautiful. The garden, or the ladies...

[@psychorooks]

yeah, yeah, yeah....farm, then. lol

[@malakingdude]

Id leave the farm for these, hmmmmm, tomatoes?

[@valdirhelmer676]

Dio como tiamo

[@psychorooks]

@@valdirhelmer676 Indeed, "...it’s not possible to have between one's arms so much happiness."

[@faheemabdullah9809]

Great. It is pleasure to see cultivations

[@stevenedwards2472]

Love it!!!!!! Thanks for the information and inspiration. Much love and success

[@renatoregis1943]

Nice looking tomato plants you have there, I have here in my garden a few of them and also eggplants, but not as amazing as your tomatoes there. I'm glad I came across your youtube channel and saw what you do in order to make good harvest, next month I will start planting cucumber maybe just a few for a start, I'm still learning how to grow them and get an alternative of the tools you are using in your greenhouse here in the Philippines we don't need greenhouses I think. Thank you very much for the much-needed information.

[@BenniLkitchengarden]

Fantastic plants and fruit. Well done. The tomatoes, whats variety? Have a great weekend girls👍

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Thank you! the tomatoes are INSPIRE and BIG DEANA

[@BenniLkitchengarden]

Spring Hill Farms . Thanks for your reply.

[@gervetdoamba5434]

Beautifull garden

[@idealdirecthomeimprovement1639]

So beautiful! Great job! Thank you for sharing!

[@pierrekattar3591]

Hello, inside plastic house is it close or open how about air coming inside specially at summer too much heat is it necessary for a fan to circle air inside and also ive plant tomatoes and only water add nothing else and work perfectly and i have tomatoes but in some plant there is is a pic black on the tomatoes what should i do do i must put anything for insect or worms... and if i try planting inside plastic house i be safe from leaf worms or other desease cause im not a fan to put vitamins...... i only do mixing with sand all shield of potatoes banana orange....... and mixing them later in ground

[@RickMarshallMaps]

Thanks for the great video

[@josegregorionavarro7455]

MUY HERMOSA SU CULTIVO DE TOMATES MY FRIEND FELICITASIONES.

[@CBsGreenhouseandGarden]

Holly Maters! That is a mass of awesomeness growing on in there! Very nice peppers! Scared of a little spider but not snakes? LMBO. That is some awesome cukes! Word got out quick on smashing that beetle. Don't be messing around with these ladies or you die!! Everything is looking amazing my friend! Maters are kicking chick'n! Jess and Haili kicked butt today! Stay safe and cool as ya can with all that major hear you be getting. Hope you folks have a wonderful weekend!

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Yes, Maters are definitely doing well! Jess and Haili battled the heat for sure. haha, our snakes don't bite, but spiders do! Thanks my friend, have a great weekend!

[@davewmck]

Fantastic looking farm at this stage in the season. I grew another type of self pollinating cucumber this year called Diva. I’m saving seeds for next year but not sure if they will revert since I believe they are a hybrid. Love the Spring Hill Farm videos!

[@entreagujasyplantas]

que hermoso me encanta tu huerto

[@libraman3898]

Here goes an amateur question how do you get your blooms to pollinate if you’re indoors without bees?

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Insects are still able to enter the greenhouses through doors and roll ups.

[@clubherbalife6292]

Yes great job !👍

[@tulipsmoran5197]

Nice veggies! I use the roller hook for tomatoes and vining plants but your "string roll hook" looks much easier to use especially when leaning. In other videos this year you were using Tomahooks. Where do you get the new string roll hooks? Thanks.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

actually, the string roll hook things, I'm not loving like the tomahooks! They are all we had left while waiting for our order of tomahooks. I prefer the tomahooks.

[@tulipsmoran5197]

@@Growwiththelaplantes Thanks for your response. Just goes to show things aren't always as they seem! I'll stick with my roller hooks - warts and all, but at least I know all the warts. LOL

[@Roobleh]

Iam a Forex Trader and iam tired off technology and now i want to have something natural and iam planning to build a greenhouse that is why i came across your channel. Thanks for the infos🔥🔥🔥

[@melissabattiato232]

Good luck at the market! These are beautiful!

[@deesharma2000]

Love your videos. Keep it up.

[@ajsstudiosinc]

can you tell me what variety of tomatoes you grow. what is the purpose of elevating the slabs off of the floor? thx

[@melodymelody6589]

Wow that is a lot of tomatoes and cuc's. How often do you need to prune tomatoes and cuc's and can you over prune ? You girls work really hard the greenhouses look absolutely beautiful. And extremely clean. Thank you for the video I appreciate that you do them and know your work would be done quicker if you didn't have a camera in your hand. I have learned so much from you guys over the years and have used many of the tips in my own home garden so Thank you.

[@1red_nextview740]

Your beefsteaks look great. How often do you water? Mine are all misshapen and splitting.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

You have to water consistently each day. We would run the dripps 3 times a day, but if watering without dripps, make sure you are watering each morning and evening. If it rains enough to water, leave them be for the day.

[@1red_nextview740]

@@Growwiththelaplantes Thanks

[@cookzandeatz]

Excellent work ... Fully farm-fresh Tomato. Inspired to make a garden like you. Learning from you and trying. Wish you all the best ma'am.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

All the best from all of us here at the farm!

[@farmerdre1]

Those cucumbers are looking great! What variety of big tomatoes are those?

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Thanks! The tomatoes that you see at the front of the greenhouse ( which is most visible in the video) are BigDena.

[@markt9986]

Hi there. What is that twine tool you have to drop the vines? To extend the length as seen with the cucumbers? Thanks : )

[@LGZEE]

Thanks for sharing all the info you do. I'm looking for investors to build a hydro greenhouse like yours. Already putting in the work with the microgreens and plan on growing greens to get started in hydro. Thanks again.

[@andrzejwajdowicz476]

Tymianek oprysk pomidorow

[@kristamorgan3320]

Is this pruning method ok for tomatoes grown outdoors? I’m seen videos pruning branches facing towards the back of paths. Is that good to do As well?

[@tboneforever68]

Do you prune the bottom leaves off the bell peppers for better air flow?

[@KaLinaAgriculture]

Hello How to use fertilizers for this tomato ? And this variety can be planting in cambodia ?

[@TheBicycleLadyThings]

Looks Great!

[@brandonkrause6401]

Looks really good!

[@kcl060]

I like that j hook idea. Thanks for sharing. Could you do something similar with strips of old hose? Your tomatoes look beautiful!

[@jenniferreichert8285]

If you made a video about this and I completely missed it I’m so sorry. I was wondering if it’s appropriate to prune blue lake green beans (bush variety) and if so how? I’m a first time gardener this year so I have a lot to learn. I’ve searched and searched and haven’t had luck finding anything on pruning bush variety green bean plants. Thanks for any help you can provide!

[@thedaydreamer7972]

Your plants look so healthy, is this a hydro system? How do you keep things so lush and healthy? TY again

[@nijatrahimli9382]

Good job! What about to prune clusters? It seems 3-4 fruits per cluster would be better (depending on season and plant situation). You can have bigger fruits. Pruning leaves from the deep would be better, I mean not to keep nails on stem.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

we prune off smaller greens to sell as green tomatoes. we are doing a video on this tomorrow.

[@devilalgochar7790]

Good greenhouse

[@AIG7187]

Yes how lovely is agriculture

[@ppmtrader]

Dreaming to have this kind of green house, one day.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Dreams do come true if you let them!😁

[@ppmtrader]

@@Growwiththelaplantes , thanks ma'am. Yeah, on my way of saving money for a farm lot and a house

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

This makes my heart smile!! ❤

[@georgebowman1060]

Beautiful looking harvest! What soil do you use? Great job to your 2 woman crew! How do I get those results in an apartment?

[@RiversideHomesteadLife]

Like it

[@xXelitegpXx]

Add some silica to the feed and increase the strength of your plants , should be no need for hooks if your plant is at optimum health.

[@mikeyroy]

That's odd that Corinto is your go to, I tried it once, and it didn't do well at all. Diva, Camilla, Picolino are some of my favorite parthenocarpic's to grow.

[@ShellyJDowling]

How do you handle leaf blight/ mildew in your cucumber house?

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

we don't have a problem. The roll up's and fans help with that!

[@ShellyJDowling]

@@Growwiththelaplantes so lucky. I couldn't imagine having the trouble I have with just few plants in your greenhouse! Really enjoy your videos!

[@deanacanfield200]

Everything looks great! Thank you for sharing. What is the flavor of the tomatoes? I mean, do they taste like they came straight from the garden /homegrown or do they taste like a greenhouse tomato? I love that tomatoes are self pollinating and will be checking into that self pollinating slicer cucumber that you grow as well.....just not as many =) Very impressed with your production though. I'm a first time gardener so I'm learning but love how organized everything is and thinking that I may be able to string up tomatoes and cucumbers as well....possibly. Have you ever grown Lemon Cucumbers?

[@asmabegumbackyardvegetable9897]

Very nice thanks

[@Befree999]

Nice 🍅 🍅

[@dutchmiller7778]

How many pounds per plant did you get from the block drip system using the master blend.

[@chiragsorathiya4379]

Mam great work thank you

[@leolorenzo1376]

Where do you buy your plastic for covering?

[@pamrakes474]

Are you spraying your plants to keep bugs off them. They look great

[@williammoore2259]

On my cucumber plants should I try to keep all the leaves off the ground and some are turning brown thank bill

[@cieloospina5702]

Hi, you mentioned earlier something about short bell pepper plants...determinant? i think is what you said. But i havent seen that video,do you still have that video i wouldlike to see what the plant looks like Your plants are beautiful!

[@yy9618]

Great job,a lot tometo,if i have a green house ,i want learn from you guys

[@adedoyinadenuga1484]

How do you pollinate the tomatoes. Because theirs no bees in my garden

[@celinahhhromeroflamenco5943]

Hola buenas tardes que lindo lo q cultivan de cual pepino es? Y el tomate también como se llama?

[@JJJJJ405]

awesome video as always! thank you very much guys. I have a quick question, I noticed lot's of male flowers on your cucumbers. would you prune out the male flowers to avoid them getting fertilized, hence getting bitter? thanks so much

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

There are no males on our cucumbers! They are self pollinating.... all female

[@narasam4656]

Can you show your tomatoes seeds package?

[@gbengaakintoye5779]

Love ur Video

[@kennyg5235]

How do you guys prevent blight? My tomatoes get hit every year. Any tips? Amazing garden.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

Thank you! luckily, we don't generally have a problem with blight, but I recommend cutting off all leaves effected, and dispose of them far from your garden. be sure to not touch other plants with the leaves or your hands. wash your hands thoroughly afterwards to not spread the blight to other plants. we also spray "Heavily" with a solution of 1 tsp of Epsom Salts, 1 tsp Calcium Nitrate, and 1 tsp of potassium sulfate to 1 gallon of water. apply this once a week.This helps promote green foliage as well as flowering and general plant health. If you don't have anything but Epsom Salts, that will work (better than nothing) with 1 tsp Epsom Salts to 1 gallon water.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

I also meant to say, this gets sprayed on the foliage and flowers, heavily!

[@kennyg5235]

Spring Hill Farms Thank you so much for the wonderful reply. Have a blessed day.

[@АндрейСоло-я6т]

Good, nothing is incomprehensible. What fertilize tomatoes and with what frequency? Announce the composition and timing. Do you also have hydroponics only in the earth?

[@lalitmarkuna7477]

I wish I could hv come to u and learn about the farming new tachnic I m from the mountain area of India called uttrakhand its really challenging to do a good faming there but my wish to take that one more challenge. I got lot of mativation from u keep up the good work

[@gogro3322]

👍 looks great

[@firecloud77]

One year I had sun scald on my tomatoes from removing too much foliage. Careful.

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

we aren't removing much!

[@reviewstrials6785]

Do you prune off fruit so you have a certain # in each bundle?

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

We would usually keep it to 5

[@gwc3721]

Do you ever get critters coming in the greenhouse at night?

[@jonerikmedina1662]

What is the spacing for the beefsteak

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

We spaced these ones at 18" staggered

[@jonerikmedina1662]

@@Growwiththelaplantes 18 inches by ???? I want to plant this samne variety so i need to get the spacing right

[@Growwiththelaplantes]

@jonerikmedina1662 The beds are 3' wide, so we just staggered the plants towards the outside of the beds in a zig zag pattern. Start your plant pattern on one side of the bed and keep them spaced 18". Once you have one side done, place a plant on the opposite side of the bed , centered between the already planted plants on the bed. This will give you a staggered/ zig zag pattern. I hope this makes sense .

[@jonerikmedina1662]

@@Growwiththelaplantes oh yes it did thank you very much

[@jonerikmedina1662]

@@Growwiththelaplanteswhats the lifespan of the beefsteak i planted heatmaster in the past with success

[@namdevjagtap8416]

Hi i live in india my cucumber has very few flowers what to do and what pesticides and fungicides to use