No Garden, No Land, This Is How I Have Vegetables To Eat Without Doing Anything

[@llewellynlombard7428]

Weldone Teo, the master grower with a perfect crop again. They are stunning and must taste delicious. Great job well done. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@TEOGarden]

Thank so much!

[@TEOGarden]

No Garden, No Land, This Is How I Have Vegetables To Eat Without Doing Anything 🌳 Thank you for watching! 🌳 Don't forget to Subscribe my channel ❤

[@L2022-e1m]

مانوع المغذيات التي تسقي بها نباتاتك ؟ 🌷

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

Thank you so much Teo for your ideas, your time and effort,your thinking outside the box when materials are scarce or expensive. you provide simple cheap or free examples of things we can use such as metal drums, plastic bottles, rice sacks, plastic crates etc. You show us to mix rice husks, coir,soil,cow or chicken manure, rain water and then seeds to grow a huge choice of vegetables and sometimes fruits or herbs. I thank you for the videos you make to inspire us especially those with no outside growing spaces so they can learn to grow using frames,sticks shelves, string,bottles and bags .if it hold water and soil you can grow in it . I see people complaining that you do not explain things so can i suggest that you make a short video showing how you make your soil , what items you use to mix together and why .what does each thing benefit the growing process . Banana skins, coffee grounds, ciw manure or chicken manure, rice husks or ground up shells ,peanut shells, or nut shells smashed until tiny to add texture and air and calcium to the soil. A fish head buried in the bottom of a larger pot with break down releasing good things the roots will grow down and use those nutrients to help the plant grow well .people want this kind of i formation so they can grow really good food 😊

[@L2022-e1m]

الزراعة والنبات تجلب السعادة

[@deebrinson4880]

Amazing, thank you for all the great ideas.

[@hoavu170]

Bác khéo tay quá, cái cốc nhỏ vậy sao đủ dinh dưỡng cho rau?

[@emangthuso4383]

What nutrients and minerals do you give your plants? What is your secret? How do you handle pests?

[@ThaiBang-kz6gg]

???

[@meralinmutfagi]

O kadar güzel olmuş ki içerikliği emeğinize sağlık çokkk teşekkür ederim paylaşim için 🎉 9:28

[@olqaismayilova4628]

Даже в стакане вырастит ❤❤❤❤

[@АлсуЮ-ъ8р]

Большой вопрос чем он всё удобряет

[@maries3609]

Each and every one is gorgeous! 😊❤

[@IbrahimAbuSalah]

Greetings, Can grow for example tomato and potato all the time ? what is the easiest way to grow grapes?

[@yasminislam8850]

Thank you, Could you please guide us with the fertilizer .

[@ЕленаДанилова-ж6л]

Я вами восхищаюсь!😊 Вы большой молодец!❤

[@josejairo1429]

Parabéns pelo seu trabalho e por nos incentivar 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@NetNguyen-gr6uc]

Đẹp quá ạ

[@УНадежды.ОгородвСибири]

Молодцы! Только непонятно, вы сеяли по несколько штук в каждый стакан, а потом продергивали?

[@친환경푸드농장]

아까운 쌈채를 벌레 가 먼저 맛봤네요,재배방법 너무 좋아요.😊😊😊

[@joelalain]

incredible! what does this guy has, a restaurant? his creativity is amazing

[@duart310]

can you show the thinning process? how do you always have one perfect plant only when sprinkling a lot of seeds?

[@iwanttobelieve5970]

It's called thinning. Or he kept one and planted the rest in a different spot.

[@hcambo5373]

Good luck ❤❤

[@hlurbik3350]

အားရဖွယ်ကောင်းပါတယ်

[@Gardeningtipskh]

good idea

[@VDD-2766]

Show the seed collection part. Surely they bolt/bloom too?

[@oldfarmer112]

You can create a garden right in front of your yard and it will help you reduce costs on equipment and save as much space as possible.

[@ольгамята-ц1м]

Какое растение выращивает? Что выращиваем?

[@CannhoGarden]

Tuyệt vời quá❤❤

[@fonwapanang]

ฉันจะปลูกผักเหมือนคุณค่ะ😊🇹🇭

[@thocaudai]

Cả một công đoạn dài để ra được một videos đẹp

[@brimelowfarmbychon3329]

Amazing &very goog ideas👍❤

[@TEOGarden]

Thank you! 😊

[@vidajordan9803]

Is this Chinese mustard? You must live in a warm climate to have your veg to grow so well.😲🇺🇸💐

[@myrnaisc1098]

What's your secret to not have pest on your veggies, Why there is no holes on the leaves? Why those leaves look so perfect and so healthy? You got to tell us what is the organic secret combination that you use for pests in the garden. I have been fallowing your videos for a long time, but I dont remember seen no video with your pest control secrets. Please share it with us.

[@debbiemiller8018]

And when you cut this lettuce back like that you get more right❤😊

[@elizabethletsoso2558]

That's not Lettuce it's very called Mustard Spinach

[@tallacoin439]

Is this 1 plant. He puts more in the soil.

[@drmohsindr]

you put several seeds but we ‍saw only one plant.

[@saleemdamai4876]

It's just a video setting 😂

[@kisscake]

He took out the weakest ones and kept the stronger one, that's how it is

[@iwanttobelieve5970]

Some gardeners put multiple seeds and keep the strongest by cutting off the rest or uprooting them and putting them somewhere else.

[@Northman.0o0.]

Dammit! Can someone contact the person who makes the videos, and ask him what type of soil he use, or is it sand?

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

It is ordinary soil with rice husks and possibly dried cow manure mixed together .the rice husks helps keep the soil loose and absorbs moisture and the manure helps feed the ants to make them grow very healthy

[@ptngarden]

Great idea. thank you for sharing. wish you always healthy

[@santos8185]

You drop 50 seeds per container but only 1 plant grows , unbelievable.😮😮

[@RS-yg1jv]

How you make soil for vegetables

[@carmenmartucci4429]

Perché limitate I sottotitoli noi vorremmo la lingua italiana grazie 😊

[@loinguyenngoc8603]

Helo❤❤❤❤❤

[@aworawalan7749]

👍

[@LittleFrenchHen]

Were these the same plants as shown after the 10 days? They seemed to recover very well from the brown spots and holes

[@洪麗鄉-h6n]

土不會太少嗎

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

I think this is mustard greens

[@kebunku-istanaku]

Selada

[@любовьборовцова-ж7ж]

😄

[@harpreettiwana4420]

GARDEN TO BE IN GROUND.

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

This is inspiring for those people who do not have ground

[@SaingSona-kl3zz]

You just only show what You do and you just show a result. I understand what you keep secrets not show nutrients.

[@SaingSona-kl3zz]

You show after 10 days the plants become big I think it is not realistic

[@cecilbatts8835]

This looks nice but I believe there is more to it than meets the eye. A little explanation of the process and materials would have been a great help. Cartoonish.

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

It is simple .source some good quality seeds either locally or online. Mix soil and cow manure and rice husks or coir fibre for drainage and to allow air to the roots. If you have a way to harvest and store rain water then use that to water the plants or fish pond water is good. Make holes in large plastic drinks cups available on line .half fill with the soil mixture add two or three seeds, I use 2 I also add fish bone and blood meal powder at this point.water and sprinkle a little more soil mix in a thin layer over the seeds and place them where you intend to leave them to grow .check regularly for bugs, for damage and to see if they need watering .The blood fish bone meal will help prevent club root for cabbages and brassica type vegetables .Leafy vegetables need a good source of nitrogen and the cow manure or chicken manure provides this You can add potassium or calcium to the soil if you wish .

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

If you want to use a non toxic insect killer you can use Food Grade Diatemaceous Earth powder .note it must be food grade .it dries out the insect which then dies . Spraying the leaves with milk or bicarbonate of soda and water helps with mildew problems .do it on a dry day and spray both sides of the leaves . There are insects like lady birds or wild wasps that will eat bad bugs and protect your crop

[@felicitywoodruffe4087]

This gentleman makes these videos for us to watch for free .I doubt that he has much money and he actually produces some amazing crops with some interesting methods and materials .personally I am feeling grateful to him for the work he put in to share his knowledge and growing methods I do not think he is a professional by any means .I appreciate the time thought effort and skill he shares with us for free.