How To Plant A Vegetable Garden

[@crossedarrowshomeschoolaca3887]

We appreciated this video as part of our homeschool day, recommended through the Harbor & Sprout Homesteading unit. Thank you!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@LisaLansing]

You are so good at explaining things. I can't wait to plant some tomatoes and beans! Thank you for your videos. 😊

[@urbanfarmstead]

Lisa Lansing thank you for that feedback! Happy gardening!

[@blazingangel623]

Your tips about taking off the buds and even snipping the tops of your peppers makes a lot of sense. A plant is basically a bio-reactor; the roots pull it’s resources from the soil to convert them into produce and leaves. Forcing it to grow more roots early means it can pull in resources at a higher rate later when you want it’s production to be as robust as possible! It’s like a biological down payment

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! Yes, great explanation

[@TheDevilguy04]

Need this man to be my neighbor. Looking to start my garden soon and get my fruit trees in the ground!! Great information.

[@akfarmer]

I just found you Kyle, and I’m loving your knowledge and passion for your gardens. You explain things very clearly. Also the potting soil and organic additives you have knowledge of is exciting, and I hope to use it in the future.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Joseph, thank you so much for that feedback! I’m glad you are enjoying my videos! Let me know if you ever have any questions.

[@sclark223]

Just found your videos - I like how clearly you explain and film things, and how you never say "my way is the only way", but you do share some great tips!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! I’m happy to share my progress because I know we can all learn from each other

[@magubfahchannel78]

I just started my home garden and watching your videos help a lot.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Glad to help!

[@carolrobb6400]

Just found your videos, so informative, I take my tomatoes plants and lay them on their side in the pots for a day or two, before I plant them, the plant will turn & start growing vertically. You then plant your tomato and the horizontal root system gets more water, which results in better growth.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying my videos. Thank you for sharing this tip

[@LifeIsMessyImLearningAsIGrow]

Your garden is impressive! Your passion and hard work shows. As a gardener & I make garden videos too. I am extremely thankful for any tips and guidance you provide. I hope we can learn from each other as we grow! Never stop learning!

[@sherriloso4440]

Starting our 33x66 foot vegetable farmstead and your videos have been SO helpful!!! Definitely looking forward to the tomato trellising video as that's what we've had the hardest time figuring out! Thank You....

[@urbanfarmstead]

Sherri Loso awesome! I’m so glad you’re finding my videos helpful! I’m hoping to create the trellising video this week and have it posted Sunday. You’re welcome! Thank you!

[@shizuka4503]

Once I started watching your video, I couldn't stop. The condition of the soil in the garden is always beautiful. In Japan, in the summer, in addition to what you are growing, we plant sweet potatoes, bitter melons, pumpkins, watermelons, and eggplants. All of them will surely grow big in your soil. Edamame, peanuts, and asparagus are also recommended. For herbs, how about shiso, myoga, perilla sesame? If I had a beautiful garden like yours, I would want to plant them all!

[@drkavyashekar]

My favourite gardening channel

[@urbanfarmstead]

K Shekar thank you so much! 💚

[@frankieclayton9303]

Great job on explaining about gardening to people. I love doing this gardening

[@urbanfarmstead]

Frankie Clayton thank you! I’m happy to share my ways.

[@frankieclayton9303]

@@urbanfarmstead thank you for sharing this with me and other gardeners

[@rukhsanabibi3836]

Hello 👋 I like your beautiful garden with vegetables 🍅 very helpful information you give me thank you 😊

[@urbanfarmstead]

Hi, thank you

[@TheresaVN1]

Thank you for all the wonderful tips, especially enjoyed the part of cutting off the tops of the basil and peppers. Definitely going to try that!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Theresa van niekerk you’re very welcome! I’m glad you’re enjoying my videos!

[@ninixiao3858]

You explained very clearly I am learning how to take care my vegetables My mother never told me Thank you 🌸💖🌱

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! I appreciate that feedback.

[@joenelnigos767]

Wow I love it I love farming and I love how you make guides when it comes to farming or making a veggies garden most especially those beginner and people who wants to have a garden

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! I’m glad you are enjoying my videos

[@rodericktheartist]

This is the first year I cut the top off my pepper plant, I will admit it felt weird but seeing the new growth is crazy. It's going to be a beautiful plant when all is said and done.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Roderick (The Artist) awesome! Yes it is a bit strange but works great in most cases.

[@72tubedmiaz]

Great video, will be taking those planting tips to the garden , no I can’t wait for the trellis video!

[@urbanfarmstead]

72tubedmiaz thank you! Yes, lots of good stuff in this upcoming trellis video. Hopefully next Sunday🤞🏼

[@auyannaplants]

I have been following you over on Instagram. Great tips. We are expanding our garden and planting more tomatoes. Looking forward to how you trellis your tomatoes. Thanks for sharing

[@urbanfarmstead]

Awesome, Thank you! Thats so exciting! Im creating that video today and hope to have it up Sunday.

[@dawn2131]

GREAT VIDEO! What did you sprinkle on the roots of the tomato plant? TY!

[@user-iw2md2gl4q]

This series has been so incredibly helpful. Thank you so much!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Great! Thank you

[@markmccormick4461]

Hey Kyle I found your videos and I love watching them took a Horticulture class in High school for 4 years i enjoyed it very much passed that class

[@helenascribe210]

We've tilled up an old vegetable garden which had pretty much turned into part of the lawn. I've started some seeds indoors but will be sowing most of the directly into the garden. I'm looking forward to more videos as it's been years since I've had a vegetable garden and I think I've forgotten everything my parents taught me🙄

[@urbanfarmstead]

Helena scribe that’s great that you’re bringing back the garden! I have lots of new videos on the way with at least one new video posting each week.

[@simplymenu4022]

Wow..I love farming too and willing know more about knowledge..here in the Philippines is a good hubbies.

[@timwilliams7274]

This guy is great I love the way he's on the 555 ,mix an explains,. My wife and I live in Arizona so the North an south work it's the cover we need for the blasting sun .hey my wife and I like your tutorials please keep them up an.. most important be safe and thank you for all you do. Happy Thanksgiving from my family to yours

[@Scaryladyvideos]

Enjoyed this video too. Can't wait to get started on my vegetable garden here in Central Texas. My first garden and your videos will help with the planning. Thanks again!

[@urbanfarmstead]

That’s great! Thanks!

[@icouldjustscream]

Awww, I hope the little tomato plant makes it. You and I plant tomatoes similarly. I put Gaia Green 444 and a bit of bonemeal in the hole, then water with diluted Seaboost. Pretty cool, we are on opposite sides of the continent and the techniques are the same!

[@urbanfarmstead]

I hope so too🤞🏼. Thank you for sharing your process! Happy gardening!

[@jbcryder]

Thanks for sharing your vegetable garden tips. I’m going to try spacing my tomatoes 24 inches apart. Would love to see more videos of how your garden progresses. Mine always looks like a tomato jungle towards the middle of the summer.

[@urbanfarmstead]

jbcryder my pleasure! Thank you! Have you tried trellising your tomato plants? Or removing suckers?

[@jbcryder]

I think I need to be more aggressive about removing suckers. In the back of my mind I think I would get more tomatoes if I leave the plant bushy . I’ll try keeping a single main stem this year and see how it goes. Thanks.

[@urbanfarmstead]

jbcryder different techniques work better for different situations. Suckering to only one stem works well if you’re planting your tomatoes about 12” apart, but removing too much vegetation can also cause problems like sun scolding.

[@richardwilliams3839]

I add mikos for plant transplant George in Jersey recommended it in his video s it’s good I don’t have that much space here in my queens but I am thank full and I make the best of it every year

[@urbanfarmstead]

Richard Williams I’m not familiar with Miko’s but I’ll have to look into it.

[@atevhie5375]

I love planting , bcoz of your channel i learn mores, tnx

[@urbanfarmstead]

Ate Vhie thank you! I’m so glad you’re enjoying my videos!

[@atevhie5375]

@@urbanfarmstead yourwelcome sir from philippines

[@tifweaks6639]

Great video! You have a great way of explaining the basics/more advanced methods!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! I really appreciate your feedback!

[@ShabnamKhan-vk7fj]

OMG your knowledge on gardening is amazing. I think you are either you grew up learning farming or you have a college degree in botany or something. I wish I knew how to garden like you!

[@andrescastro517]

Do you have a video on how to care for these plants during the winter time?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Not yet

[@crescentgarden6819]

Looking forward to the trellis video!! Garden is looking great!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thanks! I'm working on two trellising videos today. One on tomatoes should be up Sunday and the next one the following week.

[@reenatai75]

👌👌 I need to watch your vedios about the irrigation systems I didnt watch them yet

[@urbanfarmstead]

reenatai75 great 👍🏼 I created two separate irrigation videos back to back that show a relatively basic irrigation setup, and our more advanced systems.

[@scottrobinson4786]

Thanks for the video.We are just getting into gardening.

[@KristineLeach]

your garden looks fabulous! It is so true that there are so many different ways to plant a garden, but it is fun to see how others do it because you can always learn something new; which I did :D Thanks for sharing!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Kristine Leach thank you! Yeah! We all have different ways it’s like baking cookies or something, we learn a general process and adapt it to what makes the most sense to us. I love learning from others too! Im at a point where I feel very confident in my gardening stills and much of what I know came from learning from others and still I continue to learn every day.

[@unkjason]

I just found your channel as well. I really like your videos. And how your comments are informative, and not just like the sound of your own voice. Thanks

[@Tragiccheese]

Kyle I just found your channel, as a content creator your amazing im going to be using your channel to help this summer as I learn gardening

[@urbanfarmstead]

Hi! Thank you so much!

[@Tragiccheese]

@@urbanfarmstead this helped me a lot to decide where I want to start. I'm going to be checking the channel but do you have tips for starting basil bush from the seed

[@joysdreamland1811]

Great videos! Very helpful! And a good looking gardener! 🥰

[@urbanfarmstead]

J Matthews thank you ✌🏼

[@martywilson5248]

I am using my new garden shed to start my seeds and grow my seedling. I have a wonderful south window and I want to know how much light each day do the seeds/seedling need? Same question for how much light do the seeds/seedlings need each day using the LED lighting method? I would like more info on the heating pad, temperature setting, length of time to use a heat pad. How do I know when to harden off a plants, is it age of plant of size? Do they start with indirect light for so many days and then sun? Thank you so much. I do enjoy your vidoes.

[@robertpeammon4509]

Great vid filled with tips I can immediately implement

[@urbanfarmstead]

Robert Peammon thank you! I’m glad you found it so helpful!

[@anakarenvega1965]

Hi! Love your videos! Could you make a video about which vegetables Not to plant together or close by?

[@swagkillayolonoscopesgg]

I grow my own mushrooms and i use the old tricoderma mycorrhizae in my gardens!

[@wendyboatman8581]

You planted the bay laurel hedge! I hope you have a video coming for that. 😁

[@urbanfarmstead]

Wendy Boatman I do have a video coming soon for the Bay Laural hedge. I just need to do the editing so I’m hoping to have it up in a week or two.

[@antojerry]

@@urbanfarmstead can we have the video link pls

[@urbanfarmstead]

Anto Jerry kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioGZf5l6dtGchNE

[@laurieboughaba]

Kyle, another fantastic video! I’m really loving seeing the new garden take shape. I started following you when the old garden was completely finished. I too am looking forward to trellising. I have really struggled with this in the past.

[@urbanfarmstead]

laurieboughaba thank you so much! I’m excited to be creating these videos now to share my entire process. Great, video should be out soon. In the meantime I do have some helpful trellising content on my Instagram, but will be using a new-to-me system this year for tomatoes.

[@katseeger1989]

@@urbanfarmstead are the old garden videos available anywhere? :)

[@happinessishealthnature4370]

Thank you! Easy, precise, exactly what I needed.

[@farmingdays8783]

This is very helpful

[@taipeipersonality]

This was so helpful. I revamped my garden yesterday after watching your video on how you set yours up. This video will be super helpful as we get ready to plant. Thanks for the great content. Hope this channel blows up!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Taipei I’m so glad you’re enjoying my videos and finding them helpful! Thank you so much for your support!

[@worthycameron7279]

Great Videos!!! Informative and easy to listen to and understand. I look forward to your new videos coming out. Can you tell us why you chose to grow directly in the ground and not in raised beds??

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you! That's a great question. raised beds are absolutely my preference but we are still in the design phase of this yard so I was not able to build permanent beds yet but needed to get a garden in. so this is just a temporary plot.

[@sharisees]

Thanks for asking and answering this question. I was wondering if you can expand on why you prefer raised (I’m assuming, framed) beds? I live on Oahu, zone 11a, with native clay soil. Debating raises beds considering drainage - I’d fill with my heavily amended clay soil, vs retaining moisture in the heat. I also have nut sedge all over the yard. It’s not organic, but you might want to try sedgehammer when you are doing your initial tilling out of weeds on the rest of your property. Finally, excellent videos! Clear and concise with thoughtful content. I can’t wait for more!

[@mbrown2640]

What is in the shaker that you sprinkle on the plants themselves before you plant them? Great video and thanks for the info! Started growing my first plants this year! Edit: never mind you just mentioned it

[@urbanfarmstead]

Mallory Brown thank you for your feedback and extra thank you!... for the edit to let me know you found the information! Happy gardening!

[@growinggreenswithcam8632]

I should really look into Mycorrhizal fungi, I had almost a weeks worth of root shock before anything starting to excel. Can’t wait to see your video in it!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Growing Greens With Cam definitely! I’ll add a link in the description to information about the one that I use. I’ll try adding it here too but not sure if it will work: www.soilsecrets.com/what-are-mycorrhizae-2/

[@growinggreenswithcam8632]

Urban Farmstead Awesome! Thank you for the info!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Growing Greens With Cam you’re welcome!

[@Yasinzaii]

Great informative video kyle. The information and video quality are just awesome. keep it up I am loving your channel. By the way, I am also working on the Irrigation system article.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you Yasinzaii! I'm glad you are enjoying my videos and I appreciate the feedback

[@urbanlumberjack]

That soil is amazing

[@hollyjordan1307]

Can you tell us what you planted along the fence line? Great video BTW. New sub here...

[@azhmehmood]

Your garden looks great nice work 👍

[@urbanfarmstead]

AZ ALLTRADE thank you so much!

[@romelynsumiguin2290]

Woow thanks for your tips its helping me ..👍👍👍🌹

[@urbanfarmstead]

Romelyn Sumiguin you are very welcome! I’m glad you found them helpful.

[@raquelvm812]

Could you go into more detail of north to south planting?

[@annette3546]

Thanks for the great content. How wide are your tomato beds? I know you said your paths are 18" wide; your beds look narrower...how about your pepper and squash beds? Thanks for the info!

[@urbanfarmstead]

You’re very welcome! The tomato beds are about 18”. The other beds are about 4’

[@alexm1841]

Love your channel. New to gardening here... built a raised vegetable garden. For soil I mixed composted leaves/grass, raised veggie garden soil, and some native soil in equal parts. I thought adding some composted chicken manure to the mix would be good but then my neighbors and some boards on the internet are saying composted chicken manure can give you e.Coli poisoning and all types of other hazards if used in vegetable gardens (especially with root vegetables) . Can you help please 🙏🏼 Bed is only 4’x4’x10” so I can always swap out the soil as last resort

[@urbanfarmstead]

Alex Gmail hi Alex, that’s awesome that you’re getting into gardening! I know how frustrating and confusing it can be to read so much conflicting information when it comes to gardening. I’ll tell you that I add our chicken manure to our compost and I know many others who do and I’ve never experienced or heard of and food safety related issues associated with it. That said, I haven’t done enough research myself to tell you that there is no risk, so I won’t advise what you should do, just that I add compost chicken manure to our garden every season and will continue to do so for now.

[@katsiarynabellaousov5909]

Kyle, could you please share if you remove suckers of your tomato plants as they grow?

[@urbanfarmstead]

That really depends on how I trellis/support them. This year with my Florida weave system I did not sucker them. In the past with lower and lean I removed most suckers.

[@paulwheeler3821]

Good stuff.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you!

[@Kischme71]

Hi did you do a video on the stuff you were sprinkling on roots?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Shelli hi! A full video on mycorrhizae? - no, not yet

[@Kischme71]

@@urbanfarmstead yes, k I'll keep my eye out for it.

[@chrisrogers8606]

Hi Kyle: found your channel a month ago - it's my favorite gardening channel now - very helpful because you explain things clearly & sincerely! I live in Santa Rosa, CA so our weather is a little cooler than yours in Sac, but very similar.:o)

[@tirilmariepedersen6956]

Hi! Thank you for all of your very informative videos. I have really learned alot from you. I was wondering if you had a video about how to pinch the tops of different plants? This is my first season with any types of plants and vegetables, and so far i think im doing good. But i want my plants stronger, escpially my tomatoes. I don't want to remove too much and ive researched it, but i'm a bit confused to where to pinch and how far, and how much.. :p

[@urbanfarmstead]

Hi Tiril, I’m so glad you are enjoying my videos! Right now the majority of my KZbin videos are focused on creating our new farmstead but I’m definitely planning a pepper pruning video etc. I do have more about that on my Instagram and there is a link to that in this video description. If you’re new to gardening I would worry too much about pinching off plants except for basil. Your basil will love you if you just keep doing what I showed in the video.

[@auyannaplants]

I pinch my pepper plants and can definitely tell the difference between the growth. I get a more bushier plant with stronger stems

[@urbanfarmstead]

Southern Entertaining yes! I do the sone with most of my peppers too and the results are outstanding!

[@tirilmariepedersen6956]

@@urbanfarmstead Thank you for your answer! I will defiently keep pinching my basil. Cool! I am very excited for your next videos! Keep up the great work! Cheers from Norway! 🤗😬

[@SAlbrecht74]

This video is so helpful. I'm curious how large is your garden that you showed in that video? I saw in another video that the trellis beds were about 3ft apart but i was wondering how wide the larger beds for the bushing plants are?

[@Calcifurr]

I am loving your channel and videos! They are so clear and easy to understand, thank you! I just transplanted some zucchini plants and the leaves are starting to turn yellow. Any ideas? I think making too much water?

[@urbanfarmstead]

MissGreenThumbs I’m so glad you’re enjoying my videos! Thank you for that feedback! There are quite a few things that can cause a plants leaves to yellow. Yes, overwatering is one - how often are you watering? Often it’s also cases by a nutrient imbalance or nitrogen deficiency in the soil. There are also situations where you soil has plenty of nitrogen but the plants are unable to use it such as too much woody mater in the soil or a PH out of the optimal range. Yellow plant leaves are like a stomachache, there are a lot of potential causes but best to start at the most likely/simple fix and go from there.

[@Calcifurr]

Urban Farmstead Thanks for the quick response and advice! I really appreciate it! Definitely subscribed and am looking forward to watching your garden grow :)

[@urbanfarmstead]

MissGreenThumbs thank you! Many more videos to come!

[@mackenziehunter8410]

Do you have a plan to layout what plants go where in the rows?

[@kaitycampos]

Nice video! Do you prefer to always buy transplants? I noticed the only thing you planted from seed was beans. I started all my plants from seed this year and it was a ton of work!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Kaity Nickell thank you! I prefer to start all of my plants from seed as I did with 99% of these plants. I start most of them indoors under LED shop lights then transplant them outdoors. I have two videos on that if you are interested. I used that zucchini seedlings from the nursery as a demonstration, and there’s not wrong with most nursery seedlings but there are certainly a lot of advantages to starting as many from seed as you can. You’re right though, it is more work.

[@javierperez9057]

I love your videos

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you

[@adriankap2978]

Did you dig out the natural soil before adding the soil medium on top? I want to do a no dig bed and that’s what I thought yours was until you removed soil to plant the tomatoes etc. How many inches of planting soil or whatever kind of soil do you have to plant in. It looks like 6+ inches down? I have clay about 2 niches of top soil before hitting clay. Does your soil ever wash away after a rain? I’m very new & trying to think smarter & not work harder.

[@westcoastbestcoast7683]

Thanks for another great video Kyle! I planted some peppers yesterday and a few of the containers I got from the nursery looked like they had 2 plants in them, I tried to pull them apart but they didn’t seem to want to separate. I didn’t want to pull them too hard so I planted them together, but now I’m thinking should I either dig them back up, try separate again, or should I cut off one of the stalks? What do you think? I managed to get 4 zucchini’s out of 2 containers from the nursery though so thanks for the tip on that one!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Ben Robinson thank! I’m glad you enjoyed it! Sometimes they can become quite rootbound but I always separate them. With some you really need to take your tome and follow the base of the stem down and gently separate them. That’s what I would do, but you could also just snip one of them off at the base. Nice job with the squash!

[@westcoastbestcoast7683]

Urban Farmstead Thanks Kyle! Is it too risky to dig them back up after I transplanted them yesterday and separate them?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Ben Robinson there’s some risk, but that’s what I would do. Just don’t do it in the heat of the day and they should be just fine.

[@xoxo7394]

💛👀 Can you make a compost Bin DIY? If you use one? Thank you in advance 😊

[@abhutt]

Kyle, new place looks great. Thanks for the videos. I have two questions - - what brand of Mycorrhizal Fungi, see you spraying on the transplants, do you use? Or where do you get it? - Curious what trees you have planted next to the fence? Thanks much.

[@samstunts8313]

At 8:05 you said not to plant courgettes together, I have two plants in the same pot at the moment and wanting to plant them out but they're a climbing variety, should I still split them or could I just train them up the trellis separately? Also I learnt a LOT from this video thank you :D

[@urbanfarmstead]

Sam Stunts the reason to not plant them together is because they will try to compete for nutrients etc. and it’s not that they will die, or not produce, just that it’s very likely you’ll have a much better harvest from them if you can separate them. If you keep them together that’s ok.

[@65belair22]

What are you sprinkling on bottom of root pack ? I assume that is fertilizer u toss in soil and hole ?

[@patfromamboy]

Don’t damage the root ball. It’s an old wives tale that you have to damage them like you do. They do fine without bothering them. By damaging them it can cause disease and shock the plants.

[@omarchaudhry3542]

I have an area underneath my peach tree, that gets shade for most of the day and maybe 1 to 1.5 hours of sun light a day. Do you have any recommendation on some veggies that i can plant under there that require little sunlight and shade this summer?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Some herbs like mint will be ok there. Just be sure the mint is I. A container so it won’t take over.

[@elizabethatallah2152]

Are you sprinkling on rooting hormone ? Great video

[@urbanfarmstead]

No, it’s Mycorrhizae. I’ll add I link to more info in that in the description. Thank you!

[@AliciaRachealxx]

Love all this information thank you! I've currently got a couple courgette plants that I'm keeping indoors until frost dates are over but it's getting big and I dont want it to go to seed too quick. Any advice? I've got about a week till it can go outdoors and I think I can see some flower buds. Should I pick them off or wait it out? Thanks!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Alicia's Animals thank you! I would just remove the flowers, you can eat them! That way your plant doesn’t expel too much energy right now.

[@AliciaRachealxx]

@@urbanfarmstead Thanks so much. I didnt know you could eat them. I'll have to give it a go! All the best, I'm looking forward to more videos on your garden!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Alicia's Animals I think courgette are what we would call zucchini here, and zucchini and all other squash blossoms as far as I know are delicious and edible.

[@kimberlydean507]

I always learn something from your videos, but growing up in South Texas, I was always told tomatillos were in the gooseberry family, but only recently have seen them classified as nightshade. Interesting!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Kimberly Dean great! Thank you for that feedback! Are you referring to regular gooseberries, or cape gooseberry? Because cape gooseberries are also in the nightshade family aka Solanaceae

[@kimberlydean507]

@@urbanfarmstead Thank you! That makes much more sense. I thought I had been lied to my whole life 😂

[@urbanfarmstead]

Kimberly Dean there are so many plants and so many look very similar, and I think that results in a lot of confusion and sometimes misinformation.

[@gpabui5256]

Thank you 👍👍

[@amirhusseinkhanshan3323]

Hi Kyle, May I plz ask how do you record your voice from that distance? you appear not to use any wireless mike or anything like that!

[@urbanfarmstead]

I use a shotgun mic. All of my equipment is linked on my Amazon page

[@doreenschmid9776]

Question...What is the white powder you are shaking onto the roots?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Mycorrhizae

[@effoanderson1312]

I have many pepper plants and a few tomatoes. All caught bacterial spot though =( doomed. Whole raised bed in contaminated now. Any idea what I can plant next year that is not susceptible to the bacteria?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Effo Anderson I’m so sorry to hear that! I don’t know off hand which varieties have resistance to bacterial spot but I’m sure there are a few resistant hybrids. You’ll just have to do a bit of internet research.

[@shayladastrup1058]

How long do you water? I’m in the Central Valley and have soil similar to yours.

[@KellyGobel]

Hello would like information on Santa rosa plum. Summer pruning. I have a picture but unable to load it here. Could i send you a picture to see my tree?

[@sunilrampersad8456]

Planting tomatoes tomorrow,, 💯💯🇹🇹

[@urbanfarmstead]

Sunil Rampersad awesome!

[@sunilrampersad8456]

Enjoy your videos, keep it up bro. 💯

[@urbanfarmstead]

Sunil Rampersad thank you for your support!

[@pilargeisse-godt6460]

Do you ever consult? I live in the Sacramento area. I'd love to hire you to come and help plan/plant my garden when the time comes.

[@christysessions2562]

Do you have a brand of mycorrhizal fungi that you recommend?

[@carlossantamaria1360]

Hi, do you have a video on growing zucchini vertically ?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Carlos Santamaria Hi. No I do not, because zucchini is not suitable for growing vertical. I have tried, and it can be done, but I do not recommend it. I recommend Centercut squash instead

[@carlossantamaria2840]

@@urbanfarmstead Thank you, I'll check out the Centercut squash.

[@urbanfarmstead]

Carlos Santamaria great! They are from Row 7 Seeds

[@samanthahatt1388]

Do you transplant everything? Can you plant just seed or does everything have to be started inside?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Larger seeds like squash, corn, beans etc are good to direct sow

[@ekopurwanto8560]

Its good 👍

[@urbanfarmstead]

Thank you

[@seankim2743]

"We use fresh herbs any time we cook." Gosh I'm jealous...

[@dugefresh7063]

What type of piping is your slow watering system made from?

[@urbanfarmstead]

1/2” emitter line

[@SailingGoonies]

Does that E.B. Stone smell as bad as the regular/straight fish emulsion fertilizer?

[@urbanfarmstead]

Project: Zip Tied yeah pretty much. I mean it is a jug full of old liquified fish, so you kind of expect it, but it doesn’t really stink up the garden and the smell goes away completely after a couple days.

[@dptechreviews6849]

I got my garden plowed yesterday about the size of yours all I need to do is put up a fence to keep those little pesky rabbits out!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Will the rabbits burrow under the fence as well? We’re fortunate to have rabbits but do have tree squirrels and they are a pain!

[@dptechreviews6849]

Urban Farmstead were I live there are no squirrels but a lot of rabbits there’s also a cow pasture behind my house so I could go grab some compost whenever I need to get it!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Well hopefully the rabbit fence works out well. That’s awesome to have a compost hookup like that!

[@dptechreviews6849]

Urban Farmstead should I grab some of the manure and use it instantly

[@urbanfarmstead]

Dp Tech Reviews manure has mixed reviews and of course part of that is because there can be a lot of variables with it. I don’t personally use it but if I did, I would let it compost for at least a few months before using it.

[@murraymuzzall6923]

Great video. Exactly what I was looking for. Count me as a new subscriber!

[@urbanfarmstead]

Great! Thanks!

[@kathleenzalewski6935]

❤what liquid fertilizer do you use????