Our FIRST Zucchini! Danny in the Garden on May 8th

[@stevenbp101]

Hi y’all, I had a lady ask me one time how I kept my garden so clean and weed free. I laughed and told her it’s called work. Beautiful garden y’all. God bless.

[@nancygrogan6082]

Now that is funny!

[@barbaravickroy7563]

WORK = ''secret to success''..😎 who knew???

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

Same here. I spend most of my day in my garden. Being mostly self sufficient and Off grid I depend on my garden to eat The old saying you reap what you sow is so correct.

[@auntnan9121]

Today 5/12/23 I had a lot of anxiety about things going on in our world. I am 73 and I do all I can to take care of people around me. They need me for sure. I shop, plant and stock the pantry for all of us. I digress, I just want to thank Danny and Wanda for sharing this great information. I put my headphones on early this morning and have been listening to Deep South all day. Most of the time in my garden. My mind is in a good place this afternoon. God bless all.👍🏻💕

[@sharonparker2262]

Dear Aunt Nancy, I am going to be 70, lost vision in one eye from stroke, but have increased my garden this year. That is my favorite time to thank God for all His blessings. Something about having my hands in the soil, listening to the birds, makes me very thankful. Have a blessed day

[@auntnan9121]

@@sharonparker2262 Dear Sharon, Thank you for responding to my comment and sharing about your garden. I had shingles last year and was unable to take care of my garden, although I did plant quite a bit. I had hoped that my son and his wife would become interested. They don’t know what they’re missing, do they. So sorry that you lost half your vision. I’ll remember you in my prayers Sharon. I used to be Nana. My only grandson lost his life to the despair of this world. His Mother, my daughter passed from unknown causes, exactly 8 years before. They are safe in God’s keeping for now. I have a niece that calls me Aunt Nan…Bless you Sharon and your efforts in your expanding garden.💕

[@fragout45mightyjungle63]

I went and bought copper wire from Ace hardware and made my own antennas. My garden is growing like gangbusters. They do help my plants grow bigger faster. Thank you Danny and Wanda for all the great advice I've received from y'all since I started watching ya'll 2 years ago.

[@glorialaster8880]

What side of your plants do you put the wire? I just did all mine today with container gardening and put them all on the northside of my plants. I’m so confused

[@annwitzel9630]

The sight of that beautiful corn makes me so happy , I am no spring chicken I am 75 years old , when i was a kid we had so much fun hiding from each other in the corn field , the corn rings back memories of long ago . Thank you so much for posting the corn videos .

[@elsie5642]

Yes and The Wonderful Corn Smell As I Was Hoeing the Corn .Their was NO playing in our Gardens. But Many Rewards!

[@tambrasmith9707]

We played and hid in the corn fields too

[@tambrasmith9707]

In deep east Texas

[@annwitzel9630]

@@elsie5642 We had 50 acre corn field in the front and could play until it was too hot .

[@elsie5642]

@@annwitzel9630 Wow

[@PinballPreparedness]

You have made a believer out of me! I cannot believe the results from the electroculture.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I've been doing it for years.

[@Thetimecapsuletx]

This is very interesting. My great grandpa always had a garden and I remember him telling me that he put coins in the garden to help the plants grow. I imagine the coins may have been copper Pennys. I was only 4 or 5 when he told me, but I always remembered this.

[@saddleridge4364]

That's interesting, we know the old folks had some good secret ways, sometimes they shared them, too. 😊

[@donaldpiper9763]

@@saddleridge4364 - The only problem with putting pennies by them is the new pennies aren’t copper anymore just coated in copper.

[@brendawoods554]

I'm doing the Electroculture for the first time, after seeing your results and I am amazed at the difference in my garden, I'm in Tennessee zone 7a. Everything is doing really good and it only takes 5-7 days for my seeds to come up. I wish I had known about this in past years. Thanks Danny and Wanda for helping us grow better gardens.

[@rebeccah2438]

Good Morning! Sorry I haven't commented on the last 2 videos... But I did watch them..I will go back and make a comment! I'm so grateful for y'all 💕

[@charlottepuglisi2893]

I really enjoy watching your garden grow with various experiments.

[@jennbama]

I got my rods from Hills Mill yesterday, put them up last night right before the storm. Can't wait to see what happens

[@ruthshaw1037]

Amazing to see how great the electro culture technique is going. I’m convinced! Thank you 🙏

[@anitawitt84]

Thank you for sharing what you’re learning from your experiments. Y’all are appreciated!❤

[@biatriz344]

Beautiful garden , even the cows, look happy and healthy.....❤️

[@weathermanplus]

Good morning brother, happy Friday

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning brother get ready for insane weather because of the ash in the upper atmosphere.

[@patriciahand7557]

Love all ur videos. Waking up to all the sounds of the birds. GARDENS LOOK SO HEALTHY.

[@makingmemorieswithbenji3004]

Good morning from Indian land. The plants look great. It's amazing how the plants are growing with the electric culture. Wishing all a great day. 😊

[@Patrick-ln8qr]

Your gardens look simply amazing! Thank you for taking us all along on a tour this morning!

[@jeanniewright2554]

I enjoy going into the garden with you both!

[@chienergyheals]

Our Domestic and International Group loves the Videos - and all the great ways you farm, electro culture and more for both of you are the Farm!

[@wandaf6322]

Good morning Danny and Ms Wanda! Your gardens look great! Have a blessed day❤️

[@SimplyBackwoods]

Greetings Danny and Wanda. The Danny Corn is so tall and doing so awesome. The cows love those suckers. Definitely good cow food. The stalks are huge around. Onions are looking good and some nice eating. I have lots of garden tools and not afraid to use them at all. You've got some cukes already. And electroculture has done well for the plants you've used it on. Your squash are doing well too. All of what I've planted is a bit slow yet. Been hot and humid finally so what I've planted inside and out is slowly starting out. I can't wait to have some squash, zucchini and more produce. My rhubarb and elderberry are taking off though. Now if storms and hail doesn't do a number on things planted outside. Wherever you've got electroculture there is a big difference. Proofs definitely in the pudding it's working. Will be interesting to see if the copper used to support the tomatoes makes a difference. I bet it will. I'm learning from you and want to see if the coated wire makes a difference. I don't have any coated cages. I planted some squash and cabbage. So far the cabbage are starting to take off. Time to get some more soil ready here when storms pass. Thanks for sharing what you all are doing. Rich blessings to you both and all your putting your hands too

[@barbaravickroy7563]

l think l'd want to tie a red ribbon on each of those coils so to find them after growing season..

[@saffronbay]

Love watches these gardening videos. Constant reminders & learning lessons for me as I’m still learning.

[@Mark19766]

It’s a great feeling to have tomatoes in the ground! Looking great! 💚

[@stevehoover16]

Danny corn looking amazing thanks for the update

[@charmainemontgomery582]

Danny corn is really getting tall 😊 Your plants look so healthy!

[@terresiagregg9326]

Danny your corn is really growing looks great

[@Hatfield_Country]

That Danny corn is looking really good! I pray that y'all get a bountiful harvest from it 🙏

[@2N4_Farm]

Congrats on the zucchini! Beautiful garden

[@Aussiehomestead1965]

Zach from American Homestead gave a shoutout on his channel to you guys about Electroculture. Bless him 🙏

[@JeanneKinland]

Congratulations on that awesome looking vegetable garden. Looking good guys! 😀

[@mllee2008]

Im definitely watching this whole electro culture gardening because I am historically a skeptic about this kinda stuff...Im rooting for this to work for y'all! Thank you for all the teaching you two do. ❤🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It works I've done it for many years.

[@motorsports4life]

So amazing how fast Danny corn is growing!

[@rickplayle9748]

Yep if ya want a garden , dont be afraid to put in effort I recon :) Agree with your words Danny :)

[@bobthorn7879]

I have noticed, even without having copper coils,.. that when a natural "storm" passes, my garden get's a growth boost. Atmospheric electromagnetic boost...I'm sure the copper coils/surrounding metals amplify this affect!

[@80krauser]

The lightening causes a reaction in the air to make nitrogen form into nitrates that dissolve in the rain and then fall to the ground. So every thunderstorm that passes gives the ground a shot of nitrogen-rich water. It's why rain water is so much better fresh, when it sits the nitrogen will faded back out again.

[@deborahjennings4119]

We grow the round zucchini and for best flavor we pick them when they are size of a tennis ball for stuffing or smaller for roasting.

[@milknhoneyheritagefarms4706]

It’s a lot of work but so rewarding and oddly enjoyable

[@debrasfrugallife3703]

Good to know about the corn I got suckers to need to remove them thanks 🙏

[@debbies2966]

Good morning Danny and Wanda. All I can say about the Danny corn is OMG!!! My copper wire should be delivered today. I can't wait to try out the electroculture. Your vegetables are growing beautifully.

[@melissavisconti89]

Oh boy! You 2 have got me so excited watching you harvest your onions can't wait to get out of work & get started. Just got my onion starts yesterday and planting them tonight!

[@kinflorida579]

Awesome garden! I'm glad you're doing testing with the copper, I'm thinking about trying it

[@danagreen9264]

Just an idea but maybe a bright ribbon on em so you can find them I think I’ll try that ❤😊

[@yankeeredneck6017]

Danny why do you dry onions? For storage? I been adding 1-34-32 when I see flower buds on zucchini and boy oh boy I’ve never had such gigantic flowers and a lot of female flowers which I always struggle with. Six fruits now growing and I’m so happy 😁

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Yes you increased the phosphorus which promotes flowering

[@lauraking3304]

I planted cucumbers and also 2 kinds of squash in tubes that had cattle minerals in it. There are 6 in each tub. My question is, if i dig up some of them and plant them somewhere else, will they keep living? They already have blooms and some fruit on some of them. This is what my garden us made up of. These tubs and Walmart frosting buckets.

[@esmysyield2023]

I have 10x10 plot of corn and i have had some health issues along with a tragedy back in dec. I struggled to get my corn in the ground rhis year, so when we had a bad storm come through and laid half my plot down. I gave it a day or two and didnt come back up. So I got out there and I trellised it like tomatoes. I did a make shift florida weave. And it is holding quite nicely thank you very much lol.

[@galethomas9383]

My dad pointed out years ago how after a tree had been struck by lightning, the grass around it would grow better and be greener.

[@RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia]

I Use drip tape for my greenhouse irrigation and am thinking about trying to run Electroculture wires inside the water lines with antennas coming out on the ends of the line runs sealed with silicone and having the antennas sticking up about 12 inches to charge the nutrient water that feeds the plants.

[@janiceharrigill8696]

Beautiful garden! I’ve planted a garden this year and so far it’s doing good.

[@dawnskent1667]

Beautiful Corn

[@bamatractor]

Yall are a month ahead of us in central Al.

[@lelandshanks3590]

We grow the ball zuccinnis, if their shiny that's prime. If they get a dull color usually means too big,seedy.

[@flaboysventures2697]

I have electro culture in my pots for tomatoes, zuch, squash and okra…. Everything is growing great and no bore worms or aphids at all, just black ants.. on my volt ohm meter I am averaging around .08 to .17 volts.. maybe bugs don’t like the low current ..thanks for the videos

[@jerrywall]

Looks really good guys. Wish I had the room to grow more than a few rows of corn

[@snownurse]

hopefully you will get a crop before the draught sets in like last yr

[@tater357]

Everything is looking really good, but that Corn...WOW...It looks AMAZING.

[@shellihall5645]

Everything is looking beautiful.

[@lorenstribling6096]

Beautiful garden. Does the shape of the copper wire make a difference (coiled vs straight)?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Coiled is better.

[@lorenstribling6096]

@@DeepSouthHomestead Thanks

[@gailscott5130]

You need to start a flagging system for all your electrocul

[@paulabrown5685]

I put pink landscape tape on my ate a because I didn’t want to lose them

[@Chickenchecker19]

Danny. You wrapped the copper wire on your tomato stake counter clockwise. Is there a difference from clockwise?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I ts clockwise the camera reverses things.

[@sophiabultena6781]

Just harvested our first round zucchini yesterday outside of San Saba Texas. We harvest our slightly smaller than the one you harvested

[@kimbarnett8049]

I ordered some coils. Not sure when I’ll get them but I’m figuring it’s too late now to put out. So, I’ll definitely put them in next spring.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It's not to late.

[@rickstahl7165]

I'm sold on electro culture

[@tlmwebb648]

Fascinating guys I love watching great people godbless

[@HealthyDisrespectforAuthority]

My coils have been in the ground 4 days now. Plants near it are doing well, including the weeds. Do the cows back at the homestead get corn stalks too? My squashes are starting to take off too.. it's finally warmer.. to hot. I have a couple of the round ones too.. hoss tools 8 ball squash.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Sometimes I bring some home for them.

[@christinehanna1699]

Wow ..in Illinois where I was raised the motto for corn 🌽 was "Knee high by the 4th of July" not over the head..that's amazing the difference in crops in different states

[@Jomama02]

They plant much much sooner than we do in the North!

[@judydrouhard2651]

Such beautiful garden. 🥰

[@veeknitqueensolo7177]

Hey Mr Danny and Miss Wanda, that corn is looking really good, could you pls tell us if the bone sauce works to repel city raccoons, if so I want to buy some. 😀

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Don't know about city racoons I've never lived in a city.

[@flora7682]

Amazing gardens. Love your videos

[@tiandao8503]

Good morning from nebraska!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning

[@triedproven9908]

That's a strong tomato plant. Those leaves weren't blight, the plant was just sacrificing leaves that weren't getting enough light. Danny you have that soil real furtile for that heavy sandy mix. Looks great.

[@289Deborah]

Looks like you all have gotten a lot of rain? I feel like we are behind on planting our garden, just got onions and some other things planted yesterday. I work 2 jobs and of course on my day off it rains. As long as I get it in the ground, right? Have a great day.

[@melissafigg4196]

Absolutely beautiful!

[@stevem6949]

Good morning.

[@debbiethompson9853]

DANNY-Please tell me where you get the copper coils and their part number.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Hills Mill homestead KZbin channel makes them.

[@leeanngraf4192]

Your garden with the corn and everything looks great. I was wondering how far away the other lot is that you're using is it far away from your farm?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Less than a hour.

[@alisonhallock7870]

Everything looks wonderful

[@Epona52]

Hmmm - I watched you tie up that tomato, and thought the wire needed to be wrapped clockwise? Hills Mills emphasized that point, so I wonder if that might make a difference.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I did wrap it clockwise. The camera may reverse it.

[@PeaceLioness]

That corn looks amazing, mine has just recently reached knee high.

[@patricacompton9603]

SQUASH SUMMER, DESI Hey Danny, I am growing these in my garden. They are yummy. Desi Squash an heirloom, and predecessor to zucchini. Here is some information on them. The Desi summer squash small bush-type plants with nutty, rich flavor. This summer squash that is a hit in India. It produces loads of round baseball-size fruit that is great to use as you would any zucchini! A really amazing vegetable and so easy to grow. Full Sun 40 days. Sprouts in 5-10 Days Ideal Temperature: 70-95 Degrees F Seed Depth: 1/2-1 inch Plant Spacing: 12-24" Frost Hardy: No

[@nancygrogan6082]

Wow! The results are amazing. I have never eaten spaghetti squash.

[@deeceestewart4103]

Beautiful!

[@suemiller1947]

Zapallito Redondo is the name of the round squash. It is a summer squash not winter . Wonderful stuffed and baked. Native to South America. The one you picked might be a little to big. Like Zucchini the more you pick the more it will produce.

[@emilyk1160]

I would harvest squash much smaller! Beautiful corn

[@tambrasmith9707]

The corn is beautiful

[@80krauser]

I really like the stirrup hoe. It cuts the weeds below the surface and leaves the stuff up top like mulch mostly unmoved. And since it doesn't take a big wind up to cut it's safer to work in narrow rows. They have walking plow mounted versions too if one had the money or carpentry skills to make one. Harvested and cooked the first couple yellow squash and zucchini over the past week and a half. My pinkeye purple hulls have shot up a good bit since the rain and heat moved in this past week. They are probably 5 to 6 inches tall now.

[@lisanowakow3688]

Just take a electrical metal pointer out with you in the garden. Im lovin your gardens! I think I’d pick the round zucchini sooner than you did on your first one.😅

[@galestegall6255]

Hello Danny and Wanda, I have a question about the electro culture you have been talking about. I know you said go clockwise to form the coil and place it on the south side of the plant. Is there a specific number of times you wind the copper wire to for the coil? I’m trying this to see if it makes a difference. I feel we need all the help we can get this year. Thank you for all y’all do! Gale from NC

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Mine are seven wraps.

[@judyjahnz2363]

Beautiful corn Danny. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MrJeffm66]

That corn has grown wow. Some good eating yum. Where do you get the copper coil from? If you have said previously I missed it.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Hills Mill homestead KZbin channel

[@MrJeffm66]

@@DeepSouthHomestead Thank you

[@pokeyjo61]

Looks like you have some powdery mildew going on those squash and cucumbers.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

No the leaves are verigated.

[@scrapykat3028]

Can you share the making of these rods? Size of coil, wraps, protected/unprotected, etc.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

These came from hills Mill homestead KZbin channel.

[@scrapykat3028]

@@DeepSouthHomestead thank you. Want to try on our school garden this year!

[@jerriscollins-ruth9019]

Nice

[@danagreen9264]

Those zucchini look ready now I had some once mixed seeds lol not much bigger than any other zucchini try one

[@kylewatkins3946]

Your right about a hoe! It's one of the most useful tools in a garden. My great grandma loved one for her garden and so do I. Anything nice in life takes hard work which is suppose to be the American dream!

[@rendellnoble7465]

i made some wire things and put them in my potatoes and there doing really good. yes 12 gauge wire.. started potatoes early, I will start the garden end of the month soon. so im trying to grow heads of lettuce but the come up about an 1" then die why. starting them from seed..???

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Lettuce is real picky temperature plays a big role in growing it.

[@jpalabama7498]

I'm in central Alabama where you at Danny?

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

South Mississippi.

[@jpalabama7498]

Alrighty we have similar weather. I have a small garden but your advice really helps. Thank you and hope you keep going.

[@franpaterno486]

Beautiful garden ❤❤ 🙏🙏👍

[@davidward1259]

Danny, does the copper wire have to be bare, or can it still have insulation on it? I have a lot of 12ga insulated wire and if it did not matter if it was stripped or not that would save some labor in making antennas. I would think the portion in the ground needs to be bare, but that's just a few inches. The coated cage vs uncoated may have given me the answer, but I wanted to ask. Thanks

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It must be bare to absorb the currents.

[@davidward1259]

@@DeepSouthHomestead Thanks - time to get the wire strippers out....

[@wholefoodslifestyles3603]

I just got my electroculture rods from Mills and put them in certain spots. My figs are not looking good so I was hoping it'd help. How long with that rod in there should I be able to tell a difference??

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

That depends on several factors.

[@wholefoodslifestyles3603]

@@DeepSouthHomestead I'm assuming you mean what's wrong with them? I'm not quite sure. They have little brown spots on the leaves. I see no bugs, but could spray it with Neem oil to be sure. It might be a water problem in which case I could transfer it to a fabric pot (in zone 5 so I'd prefer to try to keep it warm in winter). Or I guess it could be too much sun - it's in the high tunnel, so I could move it. I'm not good with fig plants. Please give me some advice.

[@wholefoodslifestyles3603]

@DeepSouthHomestead Upon further research, I believe what I have on my two fig plants is edema