Planting Fall Crops: Purple and Green Broccoli Using Compost | Organic Gardening Update

[@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and insights 🙂

[@RootHealthyPlants]

It’s my pleasure, as always. I appreciate the comment.

[@CharJudah]

Wow, I did the exact same thing with my fall garden bed to cover my vegetable seedlings. I used sticks, insect netting, and bricks 😊

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Wow, that’s amazing. They say great minds think alike. Being unwilling to spray my vegetables, the insect netting is my lifeline when it comes to protecting my leafy greens. Thanks for commenting.

[@CharJudah]

@@RootHealthyPlants exactly, I myself am not willing to spray any chemicals or harmful pesticides. I will do what it takes to protect my babies naturally. Happy gardening and thanks for all the videos. Keep them coming 👍🏾

[@RootHealthyPlants]

I’ll definitely keep the videos coming and thanks again for reaching out with a comment.

[@pinsew3139]

Hi friends thank you for sharing nice video, I just subscribed! ❤

[@RootHealthyPlants]

It’s always my pleasure to share. I really appreciate you subscribing. Thank you for tuning in and thank you for commenting.

[@spinx2128]

Great video ❤ this is good stuff!! Great tip on using the sticks to hold up the netting, I need to try that

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Thank you. It’s my pleasure to share any inspiration or tips that I can. Thank you for commenting.

[@HealthyLivingWithWendy]

Thanks for sharing ❤❤😊

[@RootHealthyPlants]

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[@JenniferWebster-w1j]

I am just outside of Phila. Going to put in beets lettuce carrots onions garlic spinach broccoli bok choy tomorrow or next weekend. I have peppers kale cabbage growing now. I have raised beds. Use the dandelion don’t throw out. That’s good stuff. I subscribed. Glad to find your video. Keep up the good work

[@RootHealthyPlants]

I appreciate you subscribing. Thank you for letting me know where you are commenting from. I love to hear of all that gardening that you are doing. I like the rule of thumb, grow what you eat. My wife like to deal with the dandelion. I know the whole plant is edible. Root for teas. Leaves and flowers are additions or supplements in salads. We have a lots of dandelion growing on the property. I admit that I don’t always eat the dandelion. When I’m doing my weed pulling they usually get grouped in with the rest of my weeds and thrown on my tarp to be dried out for composting. I’ll keep the content coming. I appreciate your comment.

[@risasgardentokitchen]

They are looking really great thanks for sharing ❤️❤️

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Thank you, I appreciate the comment.

[@Spondennysgarden7b]

Nice🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Thank you 😊

[@size38cs]

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[@HadassahHaman]

Great video!❤

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Thanks you. And thanks for the comment.

[@grammiesjournal4329]

Hi, new here. I watched it until the end, thanks for sharing 👍

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Greetings and welcome. It’s my pleasure to share. I’m glad you watched until the end. Much more to come. Thank you for tuning in and commenting.

[@risasgardentokitchen]

I did something like that yesterday with my seedling they didn't look like they were going anywhere so I ended up planting them out pretty early which is not the norm for me to Plant my Seedling out .but I hope it works out.

[@RootHealthyPlants]

I hope your plants grow🤞. I’ve run into similar issues before. My solution was having the plants in a more nutrient rich growing medium. I’ve also had plants that were stunted because the temperature was too cold or hot. Also, when growing indoors having the proper lighting and right distance away from your plants, may cause that. Thank you for watching and commenting.

[@juneramirez8580]

My spinach seeds are slso doing nothing either. Will try again. Maybe it was still too hot. But they are started in the house under grow lights.

[@RootHealthyPlants]

Yes, the temperature definitely matters. More of my spinach germinated days later. I also forgot to date my seeds so they may be numerous years old and ,therefore, might explain the lower germination rate. My best germination happens in my basement where it is temperature controlled and using heat mats. I like to make sure I’m between 70-85 degrees in temperature/soil temperature for optimal germination. Lights work great but I’ve learned that the distance and intensity of the light really matters. I don’t use lights “specifically made” for growing. My light system works great for soil and hydroponic gardens. Good luck with your spinach. Thank you for commenting.