How to Germinate Peas The Fast Way - Sugar magnolia

[@cashflo.]

I learn 2 things today I never heard of purple peas before and didn’t know you can eat radish leave. Great info like always 🤙🏽👍🏽

[@growingoutthebox]

It's the simple things that matter. One thing for certain two things for sure. We all have room to grow.

[@BrokeFarmer]

Can't wait to see the results, that soil rich rich

[@growingoutthebox]

I thought these would be a great way to add some color this Fall. Don't slip on Sprouts grocery store for organic seeds.

[@TNOG511]

You Are That GARDENER!! I love it, Thanks for Sharing 💜👍🏾

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you Mrs. Linda.... It's been some time since i have had something I enjoy so much. I still love music which was my lifelong passion until I realized I didn't care for the company of people that were most successful around me. I could do this all day every day. 🙏

[@Sellers707]

I love those peas too. Thanks for sharing this video. Have a wonderful day!!!

[@growingoutthebox]

My absolute pleasure Renee. Trying to add some color to the garden for the Fall.

[@showingtampabay]

I absolutely love watching you create magic in your garden! 💫❤💫❤💫 Can't wait to see those peas sprout out. 🌱 Great content!

[@growingoutthebox]

I am so excite about adding the color of the peas.

[@TRRehab]

This is a great video. I like how you not only talk about what you do but you also show. Very enjoyable.

[@growingoutthebox]

I appreciate that!

[@elwandaa1882]

Great video! I just transplanted a couple of sugar snap peas...and I'm actually soaking a few more. Thanks for sharing!👍😊

[@growingoutthebox]

You gotta grow a lot to make a meal. I grew 42 plants last year and it still wasn't enough. I love snap peas.

[@OCDishChick]

Hey brother! I’ll have to try that Sugar Magnolia pea variety. It’s beautiful! Yes, young and tender. 😂 Great job! Can’t wait to watch them grow. Have a great Tuesday!

[@growingoutthebox]

"Young and tender".... If you could patent those words.... You need some garden merchandise with that saying. I found these peas at sprouts along with some other goodies. I wanted to add some color this Fall. I got mixed color swiss chard and some Red Acre Cabbage. My favorite is the color in your garden.

[@jamesfrankland38thangs58]

Great video Bra, if anyone did not know how to plant peas they know now and this is fool proof way of doing it👊good job. Thanks for sharing🤝💯

[@growingoutthebox]

I'm just enjoying the process brotha'. Trying to build my editing skills.

[@ClausenWorld]

I was going to sow some peas. I looked at the calendar again and figured I didn’t have enough time.😒 I also soak my peas and beans. Thanks for sharing.😊👍🏽👍🏽

[@growingoutthebox]

I have something I am working on to extend the cucumber growing season. I'm just enjoying the journey and learning to edit more than anything.

[@ClausenWorld]

@@growingoutthebox I’m looking forward to what you post next. TFS😊

[@TRRehab]

Love those snap peas also. I haven't had the purple before. I will definitely be checking back.

[@growingoutthebox]

I'm setting up to be able to grow at least 100 plants next year. I really like them.

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

OMG, You just showed me what to do with those extra pallets in my garage! I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! 😍😍😍

[@growingoutthebox]

I have lots of DIY project. As the channel grows I'll start to show more. Thank you for stopping by. So many different things we can do with pallets.

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

@@growingoutthebox Looking forward to those DIY's. Saves $$$ from buying things, to make with what we already may have laying around. L😍VE that trellis! 👍🏽

[@marktoldgardengnome4110]

Germinating first, then planting, gives you a better chance of assuring you'll have the number of plants desired. Hence far less if any reseeding. 👍 We are in Maine, the ground freezes, and yet a friend of mine always planted his peas every Fall, just ahead of a hard freeze, and simple mulching of leaves. His were up and done by first of June. Traditional garden planting here is Memorial Day weekend. We planted peas April 25th this year. Could have started them earlier as the soil temps were high enough. Above 40 degrees. Our last pick was 1st week July and were pulled just as the Japanese Beatles moved in. A win for us! Nice video my Friend, TYFS

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Mark. I absolutely love snap peas. I found these seeds at Sprouts grocery store last week. Botanical Interest are sold out but I bought 2 packs. Will be saving seeds. I also found some red okra. I'm will be expanding the garden for bean rows next year. Fall I can transition over to snap peas. Just not enough time in the day to build, grow, harvest, record, edit....

[@marktoldgardengnome4110]

@@growingoutthebox Though Snow peas and Snap peas taste awesome, I can't think of a good way to preserve them and retain the crispness and sweetness. Whereas Shelling/English peas we preserve them to enjoy into the winter. Either way, still nothing better than fresh, tastes like it ought to veg. 😋😋😋

[@sheluvskam]

One thing for certain, two things for sure...I haven't heard that phrase in a long time. Great video! Thanks.

[@growingoutthebox]

Yeap, One thing for certain two things for sure.... LOL.... My Grandpa us to say it.... I feel like that Progress Insurance commercial sometimes. The one where they are all acting like their parents...

[@sheluvskam]

@@growingoutthebox Lol. I know that one.

[@gardeningwithprincess]

I love sugar magnolia peas. They're my favorite variety. I'll be sowing mine in a few wks. I'm still getting 80° & 90° days.

[@growingoutthebox]

It's only my second year gardening. Now that I have a lot of my beds complete I want to do more colors so these literally jumped into my basket when I was at sprouts last week. I can imagine the color. You know I'm gonna stop by and check you out. Thanks for commenting.

[@born2bwild.]

I always learn something new when watching your videos. Thanks

[@growingoutthebox]

Glad to hear it!

[@TNOG511]

I Love The Sweet Snaps I'm a Big Fan of botanical interest seeds thanks for sharing. 💜👍🏾

[@growingoutthebox]

First time growing these. I am excited to see the color pods. Thank you as always. Mrs. Linda.

[@40andBroke]

Nice tip. I used to use this trick with other plants i used to grow. I like that trellis. I never thought of using a pallet.

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey 40. On the pallets don't use regular big box stain. Soak them in Eco Wood Treatment. It is organic and actually penetrates the heat treated wood where Big Box strain just sit on the top. I have a lot of diy stuff I'm saving for next spring.

[@77summertime]

Great info and song choice 😃 Thanks!

[@growingoutthebox]

Glad you liked it! Make sure to click that notification bell because I'm about to give away a raised bed garden kit to celebrate my 1,000 subscribers.

[@HandsintheDirt]

Good informative video brother. Thank you for sharing

[@growingoutthebox]

About to cross that 1,000 in 8 months.... I have my eye on your Fall garden... You had everything last year.

[@lindawms51]

Never tried doing my peas this way. I have to try this. Thank you for sharing

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Linda. Question: Were you in #TNOG live chat and mentioned raised beds being expensive? I was driving listening to the live and I couldn't remember which Linda made the comment.

[@lindawms51]

I believe it was the other Linda. I truly love how you do your raised beds. It makes your garden look so peaceful and beautiful.

[@growingoutthebox]

@@lindawms51 it really is peaceful Linda. I find myself at work thinking about what I want to do next in the garden. I have 1-1/2 acres in my back so I am cloning my 2 grape vines making 10 more to have a grape orchard. Make sure you click that notification bell 🛎

[@AtHomeWithSheree]

These were my favorite of all the peas I grew this spring. They are so pretty and we’re sweet and prolific. I hope I get a repeat of this performance this fall. Good luck with yours! Happy growing.

[@growingoutthebox]

That's good to know that they are heavy producers because I love snap peas and blue cheese.

[@GINAvsGINA1]

Great video fam, thanks for sharing! 👍🏾

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you for watching. 6 more to get that 1,000 👀

[@abenasekhemet9661]

I just love your videos, they are so informative!

[@growingoutthebox]

As I learn I try to share. 🙏

[@cassandrassouthfultongarde8253]

Great information! Maybe this year I'll have better results with my peas.

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Cassandra. You should be planting your Peas now. When they start flowering I start feeding them Alaska Morbloom 0-10-10

[@cassandrassouthfultongarde8253]

@@growingoutthebox ,Thanks! I will plant them in 3 days. I am going to try your method today. I have always planted them directly in the soil and before they could germinate in the soil; they don't have long to produce.

[@itsjustprissy]

I really enjoy your videos. Everyone wants to tell you wat they do but you always show what you do and the results. Can't wait to see these as they grow.

[@growingoutthebox]

I appreciate that!

[@melissadominiquehenry625]

I am so glad I ran across this video because I will be planting peas starting this weekend! Thanks for the wonderful info.👍 Shalom & wishing you a bountiful harvest!

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you for taking time from your day to watch. Please click that notification bell and make sure you are subscribed. I just posted a new video yesterday. I hope you enjoy.

[@urbangardeningchronicles]

👍🏾🌱

[@growingoutthebox]

Thanks for stopping by.

[@mikeschaoticgardening]

Only way I get peas and spinach to germinate is paper towel in ziploc bag method...excited to see the peas!

[@growingoutthebox]

I found these at Sprouts grocery store. It's the color that I want to see. I also got Red Acre cabbage and mixed color Swiss Chard.

[@mikeschaoticgardening]

@@growingoutthebox it funny until I started growing food and watching u all I had no ideas fid was so pretty...all u see of peas at the store is one maybe 2 types and cans or frozen...never saw the flowers and variety

[@OneAmongBillions]

The music's lyric: "I was made for this." Thanks.

[@growingoutthebox]

I'm glad you like the music selection. A lot of my truth is in there. 🙏

[@OneAmongBillions]

@@growingoutthebox Despite always being reflective but far too solitary, only now, late in my lifetime, am I realizing the importance of using truth to keep my feet solidly planted. The most startling recent truth is that folks like you are out there in some number gladly sharing their truth with others. I know you know but I'll say it anyway: You're a good man. Keep going.

[@frenchway.]

Love the video I never see purple peas .I want to see the outcome

[@growingoutthebox]

I'm excited to see them come up as well.

[@presscilliajones5692]

I just bet these are going to be beautiful when they come up. please do the follow up video for this. I may want to do this early spring.💜

[@growingoutthebox]

Thank you as always.

[@containingmygarden]

Great video garden lesson. I will have to try this technique. Thanks for sharing. Be Blessed

[@growingoutthebox]

You are so welcome. I do appreciate you watching all my videos.

[@containingmygarden]

@@growingoutthebox since I subscribed, I'm trying to catch up before you put out new video's, plus learn a little to help me in my garden. Blessings

[@FoodbyFaith]

Great job. I have a few seeds in ziplock bags now waiting for germination

[@growingoutthebox]

What kind of snap peas are you sprouting?

[@timberlinegoldprospecting2358]

I sure enjoy my garden "therapy" sessions with you! My wife also uses our radish leaves in our evening cup of hot tea for medicinal purposes. Thanks for a well rounded video! Love that dirt!!

[@growingoutthebox]

I'm going to have to try the Radish leaves in tea. That sounds good. Thanks for checking out my content. I just put a terrible sweet potato harvest video up. Check it out when you have a minute.

[@virginiaallisonpeck2517]

Does she dry the leaves first? What does she use them for? I’ve also heard the seed pods are tasty too?

[@timberlinegoldprospecting2358]

@@virginiaallisonpeck2517 , no they are not dried. She will harvest fresh leaves along with mint leaves, and place them in one hand, and slap the leaves with the other hand to release the nutrients, and aroma. They are then placed in the kettle with various tea bags on the fire, but never allowed to boil. She also uses raw sugar for sweetener, and "Mountain Ops" sleepy slumber as a relaxing additive.

[@virginiaallisonpeck2517]

@@timberlinegoldprospecting2358 thank you so much. Give her a hug from me. Blessings to you and yours ❤️🕊🐝🙏🏼❤️

[@HealthyGemini]

Nicely done ✅ how many peas do you think it will yield ?

[@growingoutthebox]

Honestly the 20 plants will only be a snacking. Last year I had 42 Cascadia snap pea plants and we still would take a bowl of blue cheese dip and eat them straight off the vine. These Magnolia I have never grew but I am looking forward to the colors.

[@HealthyGemini]

@@growingoutthebox That sounds delicious

[@ratednext1512]

Great information. Look forward to the update.

[@growingoutthebox]

Thanks, will do!

[@virginiaallisonpeck2517]

Buying seeds for next spring. Already freezing at night here. Thanks for the tips 10/16/22

[@growingoutthebox]

Going out today to harvest a few thing that won't make it through our temp drop tomorrow. I'd like your opinion on a video I will post today or tomorrow. I think I'm going to call it "FALL - IN LOVE"

[@virginiaallisonpeck2517]

@@growingoutthebox I’ll look for it, thanks.

[@courtneycherry255]

I learn something new everytime I watch your videos. I love it! So cool to see the seed germination occur in 3 days. Very cool!❤

[@growingoutthebox]

I think that's the nerd in me. I love the process.

[@MrsQueen]

So I just got in the house a few minutes ago from planting seeds and I did not soak any of them in water- why didn’t I look at this video before I did that 🥺🥺

[@growingoutthebox]

You should be ok. This just takes the guesswork out of germination. You know at the time of planting that you have viable seeds that are going to produce. I have a little cucumber vine hake I'm working on that will extend the growing season with the same plants you grew in the spring. This will be neat if they produce. Click that notification.

[@MrsQueen]

@@growingoutthebox my Notification bell 🔔 stays on 🙏🏼😂 not for everyone 😏🤣

[@MsShirleyOGGardener]

Homemade with other amendments work every time.

[@growingoutthebox]

Absolutely Ms. Shirley.... Thanks so much for always stopping by and supporting. I'm right at my 1,000 subscribers and as a way to say thanks I will be giving away something that any gardener would like to have. Click that notification bell if you have not so you will have a chance to win.

[@stevepethel6843]

❤like the way you folded the towel to form a germinating packet😂

[@growingoutthebox]

lol 😂 My wife says I’m a bit ocdish…. I fold everything if it’s in my hand long enough.

[@XOXO-mb2vh]

Your awesome👍😃

[@growingoutthebox]

You rock and thank you for coming by to support the channel. Please click that notification button.

[@itsgardeningtime]

Excellent how-to video! What is a catch crop?

[@growingoutthebox]

Catch crop would be a companion plant used to attract bad insects so that the insects are less likely to attack your preferred plants. I hope that explains it for you?

[@gardenstateorganics]

That looks great. Did you make the mini raised beds in front of that beautiful jobs you created?

[@growingoutthebox]

90% of everything in the garden I built mostly from scrap material. Thanks for the comment.

[@gardenstateorganics]

@@growingoutthebox do you have a video on building your mini raised beds?

[@growingoutthebox]

@@gardenstateorganics Go to 2:47 in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5auZa2wob6Ke6Msi=MxJ9BvxDjrr5obL7

[@GreenChronicles561]

Good technique here. I normally sew mine into some peat moss & use a heating pad & I get sprouts in 3 days like clockwork.

[@growingoutthebox]

@@GreenChronicles561 So many different ways to do many things. It’s like adding tools to your toolbox. The more you have the easier the job.

[@spearageddon3279]

That soil! 👍👊 What zone are you in?

[@growingoutthebox]

I’m in Georgia zone 8A. Check out the alfalfa pellet video. Game changer.

[@feliciathomas281]

Do you not use kitchen scans to make your compost. I would really like to know. And if not please explain

[@growingoutthebox]

Hey Felicia and thanks for the question. I'm going to assume the you meant kitchen scraps. That's a yes and no depending if I have veggie scraps on hand. I don't cold compost which is what the tumblers or trash cans are when composting. I do thermal composting because it heats the pile up to 130 to 160 degrees killing any potential pathogen, weeds as well as seeds. I only make my compost pile once and don't add anything else to it. My nitrogen/greens would be grass clippings, coffee grounds, alfalfa pellets and kitchen scraps if they are on hand. My Carbon/Browns would be different tree leaves, sawdust, shredded cardboard, dried grass clippings. Collect a handful of soil from underneath several trees for diversity of fungi and bacteria. Trace elements would be in just a handful of plants like yarrow, dandelion. My excelerator would be 1 cup of URINE for ever 2 gallons of water. "Yes URINE" Urea.... I turn it for the 1st time after the first 4 days and checking that temperatures have reached at least 130 degrees. Again, thermal composting kills any pathogens. Ideally, I would then turn the pile everyday for the next 14 days skimming the outer layer of the pile and flipping it to the center of the pile being turned to keeping a check on moisture. So a total of 18 days you have usable compost but I allow it to set until spring when the biology of the pile become more active as temperatures start to warm up. I have all the parts to start a new pile so your message is right on time because I gives me a chance to note my talking points in the video. This is actually how I come up with my content. I was thinking about doing something like shoutouts in the future when I use the replies to create content. What do you think about that? @feliciathomas281

[@feliciathomas281]

That is great. Thank you for responding. Although not sure on the urine. 😮

[@growingoutthebox]

LOL.... I figured. We put cow poop, rabbit poop and chicken poop in our gardens without a 2nd thought. Almost all the organic fertilizer have urea in them which is farm animal urine but we have a stigma about using human urine. That's the difference in my compost. My Fall garden has only had alfalfa pellets "which I will be growing next year" and my compost. I also have a microscope to support my process. @@feliciathomas281