My Collard greens grew 3 to 6 inches tall in 6 to 7 days my testimony ..

[@almalopez5310]

You're awesome! Thank you so much! I❤VE YOU TOO 😄💕 God Bless You 🙏❤️

[@TheMelantedGardner]

Thank you lord! She saved my collards that were flowering! Now I’m sure.

[@wanderinivy]

That is so Awesome

[@md4smith]

Thank you this is my second year and I have mustard and turnip that I seeded waiting for the harvest ❤

[@barb8452]

Thank you for your tips.. i did not know

[@DAYONE777]

Speak positive over everything is 💯 true

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Yes always ❤❤❤

[@itslowtide4690]

Your collards garden is very beautiful ❤ When they “shoot up” in the center like that, it is due to stalk development cuz it wants to go to seed like you said. With collards - I don’t want this, as i want leaf development. That’s why I feed high nitrogen to grow big luscious leaves. As soon as that center stalk shoots up, it generally means a decline in the overall quality (taste and toughness) of the collards due to changes within the plant with it trying to complete its life cycle.

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Yes okay 👍, I allow 10 of my plants to go seed out of 24 collard plants, I just cut all the collard greens back today 5-28-2024 Now harvesting seeds to harvest and dry besides 2 or 3 plants and I will watch my collard greens regrow and reshape back up for fall and winter. Happy growing season to you 2024💛💛

[@erkalee1]

Thanks for this!

[@galeg9839]

7:40 AM Pacific time thank you for this video. I did not know you don’t pick the collard leaves close to the trunk either.

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

We are all learning and growing together around the world , much love ❤️ Thanks for watching

[@southerngirlcitygardening]

New subscriber, Collards look fantastic

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Thank you ladybug ❤️

[@TheMelantedGardner]

I’m in Georgia as well!

[@TheMelantedGardner]

Thank you❤️🙏🏾💪🏾

[@Sweetsofheaven]

Thanks for sharing this information, I’m new to your channel.

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Absolutely welcome, thank you so much for the supporting my channel 💕

[@Sweetsofheaven]

You’re very welcome

[@irahandwerker8557]

love this video as my collards were going to seeds in ga

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Did you let them all go to seed or did you pull them or did you take the tops off to save the collard green plants??

[@marklawrence76]

New Subscriber. Keep the videos coming

[@BellasWhisperFarmstead]

We are supposed to get more rain tonight and tomorrow....I love you have 5 yr old collards. Do you ever bring it inside during the winter? 😀

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Hey lady bug 👋 Yes I heard on news and we had a phone alert this afternoon stating bad rain, wind and possibly tornado, no that 5 year collard green is stuck in the pot, I drilled wholes at the booking of all my vegetable pots or containers and oncees the roots get in the ground, it's nice a grounded, it doesn't move, nor do I cover up my collard greens, never had a problem the last 5 years.. Stay safe , love your new garden changes💋💋

[@ginamcgee680]

What kind of collar greens are you growing and soil you're using. I'm growing collar greens too. Buy mines not big like yours.

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Georgia collards

[@billspruill7961]

Yeah that is what they do who u trying to tell what kind are those greens

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Those are collard greens 💚

[@4044pdelgado]

Are your collard greens in the shade over the summer?

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

Just one in the pot is in a shaded area.. Everything else is in sun, my collard green patch gets at least 3 to 5 hrs of sun daily.

[@donnamcgee5536]

How do you keep bugs from eating your greens?

[@hypertheticallyspeakinggardner]

I have over 25 onions per collard garden beds