10 Harvesting Mistakes that Lower Yield of Herbs & Leafy Greens

[@MackaWhy]

Best way to start the week. Appreciate what you do, John.

[@dj_ath]

I agree

[@michaelmichael5974]

I also agree

[@larryrhoades7136]

Thanks for your videos I appreciate your hard work God bless

[@joesamprerer]

👍👍shorter format is helpful, thanks! Can watch these on a lunch break, for example. Thanks for another great, informative video 👍👍

[@marthaleone584]

Excellent 👍 information THANK YOU Wonderful; didn't know about what can't be added to compose; Thanks 😊

[@lorenrenee1]

John, I swear you’re getting younger every year, I know it’s all the fresh organic greens.

[@vutEwa]

Thanks John, this was a great video. One day I'll get out of this apartment and into a house, and I plan to garden like crazy! :) I might even rival you :) hehe btw, I'm plant-based-diet. high greens, high fats, low carbs, sugars, and obviously no meats/dairy.

[@rachellove6990]

Hey John have you done any videos on your “cloner “?? I would love to be able to take cuttings and clone my plants that have done well this year and place them indoors in my Greenhouse and my sunroom for the winter. How have your cuttings in your “cloner” done? Is it worth it?

[@shenshoon8333]

hi I love both your channel thank you for the information do you take any supplements?:)

[@bowiekung9161]

“I gotta put out more leaves more fast!!” “Holy bowl!” 🙇🏻‍♀️

[@AuthArtist]

I prefer the longer format videos as you really are a wealth of knowledge, John, and you articulate information in understandable manners. Thank you for sharing your valuable information about growing and harvesting your greens. Cheers

[@shenshoon8333]

hi do you like the nama juicer that your friend fully raw Christina uses?:))))

[@barbaralong8665]

I always let a small mint go to flower for the pollinators who love it.

[@NixPix]

colander lol

[@ZE308AC]

Basil

[@Loudpack_music]

Trellis is netting if I'm not mistaken it looks as if you have your girls staked up?

[@alannatolentino5513]

🤣 bf gf going to leave you

[@rawpower2672]

I really like how fast your brain is you are smart you can tell why aren't you vegan?

[@SDStellaD]

I watch John not only for the motivation to tend to my garden but for the comic relief. This guy is funny. Sure his sense of humor is usually about relationships but I gotta give it to him, he made me laugh. Now back to gardening.

[@rachellove6990]

Hey John I love your knowledgeable videos whether they are long or short!! I always learn something new!

[@sn232]

Daiso store or Korean stores: Stainless steel mesh colander sieve bowl

[@rosannaburgess714]

Greetings! I learn something new every day i watch you! Thank you for sharing your garden knowledge with me and so many others! Very helpful! Thank you 💝😇

[@strawberrylemonade7225]

Love your sense of humor

[@davidcadena7882]

I laugh out loud sometimes with his corny jokes.

[@melissadougherty7662]

Thanks so much. First year in the high desert to grow veggies and green and perennial food. I have 15 Moringa trees growing, 3 grow bags of Water Spinach, 3 soon to be 5 grow bags of Collard trees, and Okra, rutabaga, Yacon first year, peppers, Red Wax apples, soon to have Jujube tree and Apricot tree. There is more as I companion plant and my hoop garden will soon be a green house. You have really helped me get this going. Keep up the info. Be well.

[@jasonmejia4951]

"A bowl with a hole...a hole-y bowl" 😂😂

[@robertevans8024]

I grow Kaffir lime trees, hot peppers and Kemangi for my Indonesian wife, for her spicy Indonesian food. She told me that the leaves she uses from the Kaffir lime tree sell for as much as $30.00 per ounce. But I live in Philadelphia and have to get it back inside the house before winter so it doesn't die during the first frost.

[@sn232]

I like the shorter videos, easy to watch from start to finish over lunch :)

[@derekclawson4236]

Good video man! Keep up the good work!

[@Jegsunelekwev]

Thanks for the video ✨💚✨ check the camera glass ( thanks again! )

[@christyhughes6632]

Thank you John. Your information is great. I appreciate the shorter videos as well... I'm thoroughly interested in the shiso. I've never heard of it before. Do you have a specific variety to recommend and or stay away from? I have been specifically adding greens to our garden. Radishes are fantastic! Not a fan of rocket😝 this year added Perpetual spinach, brussel sprouts, and minutina. We eat all are leaves on our garden if edible. Seriously love sweet potatoes for that reason 😋 I am a fan of Wandering Jew, and its derivatives. I absolutely love the green and silver on top and the purple underneath. I'm not a fan of Basil however I have loads of cinnamon basil. The flavor is not as strong which I appreciate. As well as the Purple colors are lovely. The shiso looks like a plant that I would absolutely love for the looks alone let alone the nutritional value. It's taken me years but I've even got my husband eating the greens now. And happy about it to boot😉 Dandelions and wild lettuce now even in our salad. Not to mention the wood sorrel, purslane, and moringa oleifera. I made a radish soup the other night. It was so delicious. I'm a Cali transplant. Now in North East Texas Zone 8A. Originally from LA and I don't mean Louisiana😉 Sorry about the "on and on". Thank you for all your info.

[@vonries]

You asked for a thumbs up for a shorter format. That's why you got it, because I like then short. I like your content I just would like them to be much shorter. I would even consider this one to long, but hey that's just me. I can't speek for everyone. Shoot for 15 min. That's about my attention span. Unless it is really earth shaking. Greening the Desert is an example of one you don't limit. The time it takes is what it takes. I would have taken even longer, myself. Good job keep it up.

[@c.kainoabugado7935]

Mahalo nui loa! I enjoy n appreciate this video!! Ty for being so relatable and articulating so well!!

[@GeeMorno]

Thats a nice bush you have John.......

[@doesntfighthascookie]

Holey bowl. You describe things like I do since my strokes. Me describing a prairie dog trying to find the name got really wrong after while but my best friend found the animal name.

[@journey2asimplelife]

Yes these shorter very informative videos are just so much more convenient to watch with life always getting in the way! Thanks John!!

[@hotofftheveganpress7010]

You information is always excellent. I love the shorter format.

[@davidcadena7882]

Can you please talk about Longevity Spinich?

[@DatsiKxModz]

I’ve been watching your videos for about a year or two and to see you whip out the exact same ceramic knife I use to trim my cannabis freaked me out! Awesome bro keep up the good work

[@thizizliz]

Thank you. Good stuff.

[@fallmax]

What is a good organic place to get organic seeds or powder and seasoning

[@rasadobe7448]

Do you know any marijuana growers that need a grower or needing a trimmer

[@livefromplanetearth]

+100 just harvested some basil

[@crochethappy1885]

Hi, John. Love your video

[@FinnishGreekMexican]

Can u eat Japanese purple sweet potatoes leafs?

[@derekclawson4236]

I suppose you could. I eat sweet potato leaves all the time from various cultivars. I would say go for it.

[@FinnishGreekMexican]

Cool, Thanks Peter. Thanks Derek. Have a Great Week!

[@MyHighDesertGarden]

Another helpful video my friend,you have always been a big inspiration for me in terms of gardening .

[@backyardediblegarden]

Great tips and very informative video!

[@NashvilleMonkey1000]

I used to wash lettuces in a strainer, but now I save tons of water by putting all the leaves in a tall pitcher of water and moving the leaves around in the water to clean them~

[@sn232]

Thank you for summarizing the topics discussed, in order, beneath the notes in the video.

[@sharonvaughn8062]

Love your energy and the great information you provide. I prefer shorter videos as I can watch them as soon as I find them. With longer videos I have to dedicate time to watch them and may not make it back to view them.

[@shorty8256]

Thanks so much for the practical information, I really appreciate it, however what happened to the garden? You are always on top of it....was it the heat? The storms and cold weather in NY ruined my tomatoes and other vegetables...getting ready to winterize my Hugelkulter raised beds for next spring! All the best to you!

[@thesilentone4024]

Question any tips for slow heavy feeding vegetables

[@papapetad]

Actually your channel is called "learn organic gardening" but no worries, bro 😁 oops, didn't see the end there. Rekt

[@bseant420]

are you still using the underground water jet system?

[@recreant359]

This is great I always worry that the new idea or method or product I’m using is doing more harm than good.

[@Purpleglucose]

So happy i was able to find your videos again.

[@peggyoconnell7118]

Great video! I learned a lot!

[@Marcel_Audubon]

another good one! Thanks, John

[@losimandmseto8063]

You are just great John!😊