High Yield Potato Barrel

Description: We used a 35 Gallon barrel, with the Mittleiders Method Laws of growing and the weekly feed.
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[@morenteria2988]

I know this video is 6 years old, but those little lads will never forget times like these. In the garden with Mom and Dad, playing in nature yet learning at the same time. Best thing ever!

[@alexanderj.mendez3815]

We always did a garden for the children to learn. They always enjoyed to get the fruits of their labor. What they are doing with their kids is priceless. My kids are all grown up but they all still do a garden every year.

[@morenteria2988]

@@alexanderj.mendez3815 that's exactly what I mean. And I'm sure they will pass it on to their kids as well.

[@toplinek990]

Someone is going to need this concept in 2022...and the next few years.

[@norbertsimeon4845]

This is what a stable family looks like, great harvest

[@kauaicouple]

They need to teach more skills like this in public schools

[@capturedbypaige9484]

Not in America lol

[@deborahpinkey1264]

No, they don't! There are some things that should still be taught at home. Schools have more than enough on their plates.

[@kauaicouple]

@@deborahpinkey1264 they could teach this instead of critical race theory

[@seneca5925]

@@kauaicouple god damn I can smell the Doritos and white privilege radiating off of you

[@kauaicouple]

@@seneca5925 what are you even talking about you moron?

[@morgannwilliams967]

I love when kids are so excited about growing their own and are included in all of it. It’s the best teaching and appreciation.

[@flanmaryj]

As a teacher, it's great to see how excited the boys are and how they freely express themselves by talking to their parents and they don't see it as work! So Cool!!

[@ronaldmurawskisr.9750]

What a great way to involve the whole family while teaching the children where our food comes from. Excellent parenting for you both.

[@dhearndon]

I still remember planting and digging up potatoes with my grandparents back in 70’s and 80’s. Its like finding a gem in the dirt.

[@shokurokhforuz1957]

it might seem to be just a video about potatoes, but seeing these cute boys exciting is really heart warming. #goodparenting

[@msbonz4145]

Watching the kids have fun and being so excited is so adorable. What fun thing to do with little ones. Great job on potatoes 🥔 👏

[@brook.f]

Watching this in 2021, just to see that you posted another harvest recently. It’s so cool seeing how much everyone has matured. What a beautiful family. 🥰

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Welcome back! Yes I was just telling my husband we need to do a evolution video of all of our potato harvest. I published 2020 harvest 5 minutes ago.

[@marylynnhorne5332]

This is the best potato dump I've seen. That's because they did it smart and put a tarp down to salvage the growing medium they have mixed and I think it's awesome.

[@robinhager1989]

I love how excited the kids were! Good job mom and dad

[@cindyclark8998]

Melissa ~ I got such a giggle when your son yelled "tomatoes!" Thank you for teaching them where our food comes from.😀❤💚💙💜😘

[@ourjourneytohomesteading4977]

Love how excited the boys were about digging out potatoes.

[@chasingthefish9042]

Potatoes are a treasure hunt its fun

[@dimitri1946]

A gardening victory! In a Victory Garden? I think what makes this work is the moisture that the plastic barrel preserves. The Tower system using wire mesh in the shape of a barrel allows surrounding air to wick all the needed moisture right out of the fully exposed walls of the Tower. Great job!

[@mimiseeyou]

Tomatoes 😂 how sweet in their little boots getting dirty! Makes me so excited for harvest with my 2 year old. Keep up the dirt learning 💙

[@SenorZorrozzz]

Good mother. You can tell that she takes good care of her boys! God bless!

[@zack4423]

Thank you for doing this with your kids. A great example you are to them. I hope you continue to provide this type of experience and they gain a passion for it in the future.

[@hardmuscl4life]

Congratulations on your beautiful family... the potatoes are nice too but involving the kids like this is pure gold.

[@smilingfawn1594]

So nice to see the lil guys helping! So adorable!!!

[@Margar02]

"don't drop it in, set it in nicely." as everyone practically throws them in. LOL :D cute family project. love it.

[@beautiful80sladies22]

Probably going to echo alot of sentiment, the best thing y'all did was get those little guys involved. They love dirt. Gets them outside, they literally learn to get their hands dirty, and is good for their dexterity as they are developing. Amazing discovery for them, the care and time involved in agriculture. Very counter to the instant gratification culture we live in. Enjoy them, you won't get the time back. Ours is 27 now. Thank you for sharing, trying to gather potato growing ideas. I had the opportunity to be around agriculture as a kid, it has it's own rhythm to it re: elbow grease, timing, and care. Take care of those little ones, be safe, and God bless

[@eminabbe]

So nice seeing your kids helping you. They will learn to appreciate food and nature.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

eminabbe Thank you, they love being little helpers

[@corinnecraik605]

This just brought tears to my eyes. I remember my kids digging up our potatoes and they were just as excited as these boys. You'd swear we dug up gold.

[@TheMsLady4Real]

Love the excitement of your kids! So great to let them see where their food comes from! Awesome video!

[@tyshanapurdue4682]

Kids need to know how to work in the garden and be outside doing work good job mom and dad

[@kelcritcarroll]

I love the excitement the little boys are showing! Its like Christmas!😁😁😁

[@handmaderestor]

*Watching a talented machinist is like watching an artist paint or sculpt. Beautiful work*

[@bonitalawrenceguy2666]

This was a first for my. My husband and I thought this is a great way to grow potatoes. Your yield was blessed and increased greatly. Your kids looked like they really enjoyed helping to gather the produce. 🙏♥️

[@theshadowpeople1493]

yes congrats to both of you for not only being excellent parents but being a great role model for your children and showing them how easy it is to be able to raise your own food !

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you! You made my day.

[@jenneimperial5556]

Thats an amzing harvest and a very good bonding time with the family especially the kids, they get trained in an early age to get into gardening... Love this video!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@azheralisoomro7278]

Game

[@lindawatson1779]

I think depending on where you live depends on what kind of potatoes you can grow!!! It’s a zone thing! What a lovely family teaching the kids and being outside together!❤️ love your video!!!

[@rbSonshineinfo]

Awesome love the gardening. And the fun the boys had.Great job keep up the good work mom and dad.

[@soapybubbleslaundromatinc.9336]

We're doing this with two rubbermaid garbage bins and it seems to be working great. The plants are thriving and have reached 3 ft above the rim of the pails. Just waiting for harvest time now. Love looking at them grow!

[@MomsSimpleLife]

I'm so excited too. One of our barrels flowered like crazy this year, I hope that's a good sign lol

[@davidcombs5468]

This is so cool you involving your children in the gardening process , keep teaching them they need to know how to grow their own food , this is great for them , and awesome memories for you and them , my hats off to all of you

[@lizatl1]

Great video, fun to watch the potatoes fall out of the soil and delightful to watch you as a couple, sharing the joy of growing with your little farmers in training.

[@scottsutton7989]

You Rock it mommy!!! You picked the perfect grow medium and again you did the feeding perfectly!!! Awesome job!!! I’m an old time farmer, two thumbs up!!!

[@TheRoosje1964]

AAAAWESOME OF AWESOMENESS!!! IT'S NOT JUST THE ADORABLE KIDS AND THE BEAUTIFUL WIFE AND THE YUMMY POTATOES, BUT THE WAY YOU HAVE ANSWERED ALL THE COMMENTS MAKES ME SUPER HAPPY. BECAUSE IF I MUST TELL YOU THAT I COMMENTED ON A LOT A LOT OF VIDEOS HERE AND NO ONE EVEN BOTHER, AND THERE IS WHERE I GIVE YOU A 10+ FOR ANSWERING THE COMMENTS, IT REALLY SHOWS YOU APPRECIATE. I/WE REALLY APPRECIATE TOO THAT YOU SHARED THANKS A BUNCH, AND MORE PLS. GOD BLESS YOU AND YOU FAMILY.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+Rose Rafaela glad you got your reply to comment setting fixed =) and i'm glad you saw my message

[@rowwdycolt654]

So refreshing to see quality family time. Nice job parents.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Rowwdy Colt Thank you!

[@yukiemorozumi9689]

I just love how kids got super excited when they saw the potatoes. My kind of family. You guys are amazing!

[@urazzholes]

Your Videos are great! I find solace watching people cook but this is way more enjoyable and fulfilling! thanks for putting it out there. I lived in Gig Harbor on a small farm back in 1980 and enjoyed the mild weather but now I am in Maine with a very short growing season and trying my best to adapt.I plan on trying container gardening this year and need all the help I can get. I have moles and many pests here and the soil is mostly clay. My potatoes died last year and other vegetables did poorly. My herbs are doing well and most are getting through the winter. Your children are awesome and you are a wonderful person to help your family learn about growing; it is such a positive thing to grow your own. When I see families like yours doing what you are doing it gives me hope for the future of our people. I hope to build a greenhouse soon . I have been saving seeds from everything I buy rather than throw them away. It is very fulfilling to see a plant grow and make food that can recycle. All my best to you and your future endeavors

[@MomsSimpleLife]

urazzholes Thank you, It's important to teach the next generation what is not being taught in schools. I have neighbor kids that come over to help harvest veggies too, they show a great passion for growing too. You may get help from kids in your area, I usually allow them to take most of what they harvest. I wrote an article on the 6 laws of plant growth, which is something I learned from the Mittleider Gardening Course book. I use to kill all my house plants, but I wanted to grow food for my family. I did a lot of research on what I want to grow and how to grow them. I kept going back to the Mittleider gardening method. I hope this helps you have a successful garden this year. Link to the 6 laws of plant growth: www.momsimplelife.com/mittleider-gardening-6-laws-of-plant-growth/

[@myrnavalenzuela50]

good parenting teaches kids hardwork with fun and quality bonding family time.. I love watching your family especially the kids participating with the harvesting of potatoes.. good job ! from the Philippines with love!

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you, that means so much to me to hear that. =)

[@johnlamarca9439]

Wonderful to see kids learning at such a young age, what city kids get robbed of.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

I agree, we are hoping to buy another property in a few years with a lot more land to grow more food.

[@vondahe]

City kids don’t necessarily need to be “robbed of” such experiences. I grow potatoes, tomatoes and raspberries on my balcony plus herbs and flowers. They take up all the space but I love looking after them. My son doesn’t care at least he knows how to grow them.

[@jus4funtim]

It didn't matter what you spent on the seed potatoes, the barrel, your time or the water. The education you gave your kids was absolutely priceless. And to think they will be able to watch this video in years to come. upload it to any and all free storage sites.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+jus4funtim Thank you! I hope my kids will continue to love to grow. I wish they taught growing your own food in school.

[@SCL111]

Look at the little guys getting excited over potatoes. So cute

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+Sue Lyn Thank you, they love their tomatoes, I mean potatoes ;)

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you for all of your nice comments, my kids want to dig up the sweet potatoes now =) In a few weeks we will have another video of our sweet potatoes harvest.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

LOL I do tape pics of the toys on their toy bins, so they know where they go, does that count? lol

[@NGNG3]

Moms Simple Life TOOO precious!! : ) Thanks for sharing! : ) P.S. I just began growing potatoes. I started one set last year, and didn't realize that because they were small, that I needed to add the layers of dirt (mulch & pine needles). I found your video and a few more very helpful. Thank you once again.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you, that means a lot to me =)

[@riccorodriguez1128]

+Moms Simple Life awesome!!!! i am trying to grow ghost peppers,so far no luck,maybe i try potatoes instead.

[@heavenleigh1564]

+Moms Simple Life LOL

[@southernlongleafoutdoors6304]

Good stuff. I'm so glad to see your whole family involved in the harvest. You guys are doing the right thing. Please post more videos.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Daniel Hoae'ae-Lewis thank you, don't forget to subscribe and check out our play list for other videos like this one.

[@johannalalite8908]

Wonderful. I love seeing children playing in clean mud. Nothing is wrong with mud. Keep doing what you are doing parents. This is the real face book I'm seeing here. Keep planting!

[@MsBillionaire1989]

This video should be labelled / named as cuteness... What a wonderful family you have.

[@kathleenroberto]

Your boys are so cute. What a great family project. Love it.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you, they are getting so big now. =(

[@readingswithjenna9714]

Beautiful family time spent doing something fun and healthy! God bless!

[@kdbee6086]

My kids and I had the best time gardening together when they were young.

[@terrichristenson432]

After reading these comments, I am sorry for so many people who have no connection with growing your own food. My kids were raised on a hog, cattle and grain farm/ranch. I grew a large garden and it never crossed my mind not having the kids out there. Looking back I am very glad we live in Kansas , still on the farm.

[@55alive8]

Love it how they say tomatoes. They are so cute. I love there excitement.

[@thomasjhenniganw]

A good way to raise kids in contact with nature and not in front of a TV.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Yes so true. They love it

[@boomboom7364]

Amen!!!

[@bigfootbyrd9119]

I strongly agree.

[@marilynruggeberg]

Reminds me of when I was little like them. My Great Grandfather took us to his garden and used a pitchfork, turned over the soil and "magically" potatoes appeared. We were working but it was more like a game.

[@robokat36]

I love the children participating Really important And fun Great going mom and dad

[@GerryStilton]

The boys are the real star of the show! :) Good job guys.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+GerryStilton Thank you! The boys love re watching this video.

[@kelhawk1]

Why aren't those kids inside playing video games? What kind of parents are you? (Say the 13 thumbs down.) This is so wonderfully heartwarming, thanks for sharing!!

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+kelhawk1 I know right! I'm such a mean Mom, making them dig in dirt lol Thank you for watching!

[@Wiliamstuff]

Yes, these kids are missing zombie gene. You are missing out guys, educate yourselves :)

[@crbrown5607]

What kind of sick person would thumbs down this video? I have two boys who were thirteen months apart. Kids learn so much at this age. Happiest time of my life maybe theirs too. Let's you know God is net fully fed up with us yet.

[@marthaavila7325]

What kind of parent are you to say video cams that's not a good thing for kids to be doing

[@boomboom7364]

@@MomsSimpleLife lol

[@TheDoorspook11c]

Kids are the best and worst mirror of a parents true self. Great job y'all!

[@donaldmassaro7276]

Something the children will remember when they grow up it is so good it makes my heart feel good

[@MomsSimpleLife]

I think next year we are going to have more than one potato Barrel... Maybe 3 different types of potatoes

[@Sig220Euro]

Moms Simple Life What type of potato were those? Looks like they actully did put off tubers high up in the barrel. Seems to be very specific to the particular strain of potato. Great to see your boys excited about helping out.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Here is updated video from this year on what I did last year kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2m5gXV9rt98ldE I hope this helps you find the right potato. My kids love to garden. Thank you for watching!

[@giantnardman]

Moms Simple Life Great video. Your sons are having tonnes of fun outside with the family. My children and I grow pumpkins for halloween. I am doing that next year. Thanks for the idea.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you, your kids will love it!

[@samiajre6852]

+Moms Simple Life i read the first line and since i don't speak english very well i though you got only ONE potato in all buck lol

[@krishnavenychinniahkrishna9099]

The kids exiting and happy, tomateos tomateos,""" mom photetoes"""", so cute 💖

[@vanessabcoleman8]

That is so much fun. How refreshing to see parents taking time to do something outside with their kids. I am starting my potatoes soon. Thanks for the tips! ❤

[@mfongeorge9313]

Great to see the kids excitement!! Fantastic experience for them. What a rewarding harvest. Congrats!!!

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you, I love looking back on these videos. They are teens now... they are taller than me and have deeper voices. But we still harvest potatoes together every year.

[@angusmccoy5578]

This is what good parenting looks like, America. Take notes.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+Angus McCoy Thank you! We try our best to raise the best gentlemen as possible.

[@Larry11181]

Not only good parenting that's what a good and valuable housewife looks like. Homemaking is a lost and undervalued skill. All hail the housewife!

[@bobbyshah5743]

Absolutely spot on.

[@peacetoall1201]

Totally agree ... Great parenting! Teaching those boys some USEFUL skills growing their own fresh, food. And little boys love to play in the dirt. Reminds me of when my son was little. We are only starting to learn to grow some of our own food. Wish we would have done it sooner.

[@MaghoxFr]

Bullshit, sitting your kids in front of an ipad watching pop twerking videos is the way to go.

[@sharonx1840]

nice video was cute when the kids said tomatoes instead of potatoes lol nice to see kids involved

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+sharon x They still get those 2 confused. lol We harvest Tomatoes last summer and they were yelling Potato potato! lol

[@sharonx1840]

lol they will get it in the end just part and parcel of growing up lol was cute tho

[@andiamador7156]

Loved seeing the excitement and learning for the kids. It is so good for them. I liked the tower, too.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+Andi Amador Thank you for watching! They love to learn and grow=)

[@montbesi2633]

@@MomsSimpleLife Kalemlenje

[@themooseman8410]

Everybody needs to slow down and get back to nature, gardening is very natural soothing and rewarding experience and kids absolutely love harvest time. My 7 yo is with me everyday in the garden and we love experimenting with different crops and techniques. Well done great video.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Yes! I total agree. The kids love it. We have been making these potato harvest videos every year. I don't know if every year ends up on KZbin, I'll have to go back and look. =)

[@ivyandroses4373]

This is GREAT FOR THE CHILDREN. Now they know fries do not come from a golden arch cardboard container 😆 I grow potatoes on a 600 acre farm . Maybe I should switch to sawdust and sand. It's funny how over the years , Commercial farming has been improved by back yard gardening tips brought to light by amateurs. 😨

[@MrLibbyloulou]

Do you really think so, and not by universities..? i'm in Britain by the way...

[@jessicasparr2714]

Did you make the switch this year?

[@ivyandroses4373]

@@jessicasparr2714 I changed over 210 acres to this method with epic results of +17% productiin and harvesting EDL.

[@jessicasparr2714]

@@ivyandroses4373 wow 17% that's pretty amazing! I did layers of wood shavings and 3in1 sand,soil, compost. I'm hoping for 25% this year.

[@thatotherdebra1834]

"Tomatoes!" :-) I love this, they are SOO cute.. And I am going to try this, thanks for sharing

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Thank you for watching! I hope you have great success too

[@thatotherdebra1834]

Moms Simple Life You're welcome and thank you :-)

[@purplethumb7887]

Harvesting potatoes is like digging for treasure! How fun!

[@AwareLife]

If you had an upbringing like this, be very very grateful. Lovely family life.

[@silkcut59]

nice to see the kids getting involved:)

[@stephenh7336]

I came looking for container growing potatoes.... I left laughing about 'tomatoes'....."Look at this one!" "Take a picture of this"

[@milasgardendiary9550]

I am very proud of you mom and dad for what you are teaching your kids. They will never forget what they learned from you both. Keep up the the wonderful work.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Mila's Garden Diary Thank you so much, that means so much to me. Thank you for all your support =)

[@lowesonia8551]

We all shared with you, what we did, when our children were little. happy memories of teaching and fun. It should be a must, for any one who has a garden,no mattter how small. Great video .Thankyou

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+LOWE sonia Thank you!!! Children are so much fun

[@BetsyH]

The children are so adorable.

[@rogersimpson7905]

Well done folks ... love your kids getting their hands dirty, there should be more of it.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+Roger Simpson Yes I agree, thank you for watching!

[@elizabethluker8356]

I love a potato harvest!! We have two young boys and it's like Christmas morning every time you dump a bucket!!

[@elizabethschmidt4030]

I grew potatoes in square foot gardening. My kids always liked digging for potatoes. Getting potatoes out of soft soil is super fun.

[@LDSPrepper]

Congratulations on a great yield. I love the Mittleider gardening method.

[@almonte415]

this is how America should be good video

[@MomsSimpleLife]

+lets go eagles Yes I totally agree! thank you for watching!

[@joaquinluna4684]

@@MomsSimpleLife GOOD FAMILY 😘😘✌✌ FROM MEXICO

[@ashley2108]

Awesome job. I especially like how you include the children in the fun. Good job mum and dad!

[@sharonblevins3281]

Nice harvest! The grow barrel was a great success! And reusable!

[@jchdroid2]

dad's poor back! nice vid - cute kids!

[@MomsSimpleLife]

He is a strong guy, he has a better back than mine =) Thank you for watching!

[@metalrott324]

If you plant 12 barrels for every month and re-plant every month, you can have fresh ANYTHING every single month!

[@jim-uu2db]

Depending on the local heat, sun, Temps etc. Some things won't grow in hot weather.

[@Handlebarrz]

jim a and other things do. You can grow seasonal

[@deltafour1212]

This video gave me the idea to cut the barrel in half to get a 2 for 1 potato container and it will be a lot lot easier on the back when you need to tip it over to remove the dirt. Good job!

[@timtravasos2742]

Great to see. The kids really are excited to see the results. Like magic!

[@altha-rf1et]

Off set them as well make it where you will have a different barrel coming in every couple of weeks.. That is what I do with my garden beds. I do not want all my crops coming in at one time. I have 8 garden beds. I plant them 2 weeks apart so that I will have fresh veggies cumming in all the time and not all at once.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

I need to learn to do that better. I get to excited and plant everything at once. Thank you for watching!

[@blackhatter011]

"cumming in all the time" lol

[@Wilcosach]

TOMATOES!

[@shadowsweeper7344]

No!!! POTATOES

[@kivsa85]

Haha

[@scrop_to635]

Hahah

[@mayka8530]

Potatos.

[@peggyevans2691]

No Red potatoes

[@KingFisheR00011]

It's nice to see that it mostly wasn't about the potatoes themselves, but about the bonding of the whole family gathering those potatoes. 😃 Nice job, you guys. I hope the kids were just that excited to eat it as they were digging those monster potatoes out! 😂😂😂 Om nom nom! 😂😂😂

[@bigdawgal205]

the beauty and simple joys of the creator,gotta love it ,and keep growing!!!

[@MomsSimpleLife]

Chris Thomas Thank you!

[@yogeshtiwari1414]

kids were so cure to jump and say tomatoes :) lol

[@MomsSimpleLife]

They had a blast! Thank you for watching

[@yogeshtiwari1414]

thanks for posting!

[@timothysnider24]

Moms Simple Life im glad i watch this video i just started growing me a batch and now i know

[@blackhatter011]

"kids were so cure "

[@hira9505040]

20 pound . that's huge. Thanks to the happy family

[@blackhatter011]

It was 19.4 minus the weight of the pail 1.6 lbs = 17.8 lbs. Why do people exaggerate so?

[@icecreamladydriver1606]

It was fun just watching the excited little children. So cute.

[@pageturner1401]

The Best Yielding Potatoes I have Seen SO FAR, in a Small Container, job well done!

[@S_alva]

lucky kids, they are harvesting potatoes while most kids of their age spend time playing video games.

[@MomsSimpleLife]

wannabe withgod Thank you! They have a desire to learn to grow there own food. Now to find a Pizza Plant lol

[@S_alva]

great way of bringing up kids. congrats :)

[@danakarloz5845]

“Tomatoes!!!” 🥰😂

[@macktick]

This is the best way to generate interest in gardening in new generation 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Mari443Garrett1]

Great job you guys. I love red potatoes, that's all I buy. This year, I saw my potatoes in the fridge sprouting so I just bury them in the flower pot and wala... I have more potatoes I just harvested. Not hard to plant them .