ULTIMATE GUIDE TO GROWING BROCCOLI, CAULIFLOWER, CABBAGE AND MORE!

Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage and Brussels Sprouts are all great crops to grow in the fall vegetable garden. We discuss plant spacing, row spacing and fertilizer requirements for each.
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[@jeffpinion7382]

I planted cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli,and mustard greens this fall. I'm in Louisiana. Your seeds was the first seeds I have bought outside of my town, and I have to say I'm was very impressed . I had about 98 percentage rate on direct seeding, your seeds made a believer out of me. I am ordering all my spring seeds and taters from y'all, thank you for all the work y'all do and a awesome products.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sounds great! Thanks so much

[@candacethompson2521]

Thanks guys. Broccoli Cauliflower and Cabbage are just the things I needed info, on.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jiggjohns1028]

I think you guys should mention more often your growing zone I know it to be 8 b because it’s the same as mine but I think the viewers would like to hear it more often keep up the great work and thank y’all so much for all the information y’all freely share.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the suggestion. We will try to do that more.

[@rexchilders2265]

First year using your seeds. I started Broccoli, Kale, Collards, and Kohlrabi in one of the HOSS TOOLS seed trays. I had over a 99% germination rate and they were up within 2 days. My sweet corn I started came up just as fast with the same germination rate. I've never had that high of a germination rate and usually takes several more days for the seeds to germinate and come up. Thanks again for the products and information.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Great to hear of your success. We pride ourselves on our seed quality. We want our customers to be successful when growing their own food.

[@BrianBerriosOne]

This was the only infomercial I actually enjoy!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haha. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@seedsandsanity5525]

Thanks for the fb messenger pumpkin advice today!! Y’all truly have the best customer service!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We try to help our customers as much as we can. Hope those Seminoles and Blue Bayous keep growing well!

[@captainanthony1399]

Thank you gentlemen. I really appreciate and enjoy your conversation,time and knowledge. 🌱

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We appreciate you watching Captain!

[@jameswoodsjr1576]

Love the info. Several things y'all said I didn't know so I'm gonna apply them ASAP. Thanks guys

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for watching James!

[@kubotajordan9502]

Great show guys as all ways y'all have the best garden show I have every watch. I have watch a zillion of other videos over the last couple years I have had rotator cuff and cancer issues so when you are laid up thats about all you can do or very little outside work.Y'all encourage me to get out side an try to do something evan when I don't feel like it. I've been stocking on y'all tools and supplies ( they or the best) I'am chomping at that bit to get after it ! Thank y'all so much for what you do!!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hope you get to feeling better so you can get in the garden and play!

[@tommathews3964]

Great show guys! Another timely topic! Thanks for all you do with the show, we enjoy it! Once again, spot on info on the tarp questions.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Tom! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@carolavant3778]

Another great show with excellent, easily applicable advice! I've chosen the Green Magic broccoli this year because it's heat tolerant with the hope that I'll get some decent size heads this time. We usually have Winter hot periods here in Zone 9b that make growing cool weather crops a real challenge. My mother lived in Zone 9a and had no trouble growing it, even though she was only about 20 miles away! Our winters are a crap shoot - sometimes we get cool weather enough to frost and an occasional freeze by mid-December, and sometimes we don't see an actual frost until late January! Our last frost date is February 15..... I usually take your advice and add three or four weeks to it, and this Spring, had my best garden yet. Y'all know a thing or two, for sure! So far, I've had really good results with cabbage, collards, kale and rutabagas. This year, I'm trying things I seem to struggle with: Beets, squash and broccoli, but I'm putting them on drip tape and using your methods for reducing weed pressure. Let the merriment commence!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sounds like you're well on your way to a great fall garden. Those crazy heat waves in the November and December can throw you for a loop sometimes. We get them too on occasion. We'll be wearing shorts in December.

[@FritoPieSnack]

I really like these videos. I know it’s mostly business, but I learn a lot. Monocot, dicot, gynoecious... also I do believe your seeds are good. I transplanted a second round of tomatoes at the end of July (Texas). Your Brickyard tomatoes are a foot taller than my other tomatoes. I only wish I had ordered Bella Rosa too!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Next year you can compare both. We had good success with both Bella Rosa and Brickyard this year.

[@FritoPieSnack]

Hoss Tools I’m planning on it! I’m impressed. Some of the other varieties I planted were supposed to be heat tolerant determinates, but so far they are losing the race. I’m also planning to get that blue bayou pumpkin!

[@donnastormer9652]

Thanks for continuing these videos!

[@pattifowler7762]

Alright fellas, I just ordered seeds and a few garden supplies from y’all. I’m getting prepared for next years garden.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That's exciting! Hope you have a great one!

[@BrainStormAcres]

We just discovered your videos this week. We have been hearing about your tools and seeds on the Cog Hill Farm You Tube channel. We have subscribed and will definitely be watching more videos. We love the shear depth of knowledge and information that you share. Thank you for your efforts!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Jason and the Cog Hill bunch are great folks. Welcome to our channel!

[@walkswithducks]

Great information in a useable format. We will be planting the fall garden next week...as soon as my drip tape order arrives.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Drip tape is great for fall gardens. Hope you have a great fall garden this year!

[@CarrieNita]

That was very handy info on the Fall crops fertilization programs.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you enjoyed it Carrie!

[@Mary-had-a-lil-farm]

I put the second part of my seed order in with Hoss today. As I was shopping on the site I caught myself going to other seed sites and comparing prices and shipping costs. Then I was thinking, this so and so is a little cheaper and that one has free shipping. After about 10 minutes of jumping all over and driving myself crazy I stopped and realized that it’s really just one stop shopping with Hoss and this is why. There may be lower prices or free shipping elsewhere BUT I tell ya, nothing compares to their customer service and the other places don’t have videos on practically everything showing you how to get the best results (these guys actually grow these products their selves, lots of it) AND the website has all the info for every seed pack I ordered (and there were many 😉) listing the individual instructions, characteristics and basically everything you need to know to be successful with those seeds. And if that isn’t enough, I have asked a few questions on the websites on the chat box thing and got my questions answered every time with politeness that is unheard of now-a-days. How do you put a price on all of those benefits and qualities. You can’t get that on any other site, trust me, I have tried many. This will be the first time using Hoss so I can’t comment on germination or plants but I have no doubt that I will have a beautiful successful planting season. I am not going anywhere else ever again. All I need and more is here thank you so much. Oh and I received my shipment from the first order I put in and I think it was packed by the big dawg himself-Greg (unless there is another Greg). Not sure why but I was impressed with that. Made me feel special, lol. I know this sounds like a paid advertisement but I am not. I am just a novice to intermediate Gardner that wants to grow her own food and do it well. I think Hoss has set me up so I can do that. Thanks!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We are grateful to have you as a customer Mary. And yes, there is only one Greg in our warehouse.

[@loragardner7311]

I love my 338 tray. I have it full of beets and carrots!

[@larrygoddard4707]

Thanks for the info about the feeding requirements! How about including that info at least on the seed descriptions on the website? It would be a lot easier than trying to sort back through all the previous videos. Thanks again!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks for the suggestion. We'll certainly consider that.

[@garycurd2180]

We have the perfect climate here for Brussels. F1 varieties are much easier to grow than heirlooms .Good information as always thanks.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

They're tough here, but very rewarding when you do get a decent harvest.

[@steveplatt1]

And I must say HOSS seeds are what they say they are. They are good good good

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad you enjoy them! Always good to see you here.

[@reddirtadventure]

I love the idea of a tarp!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It has been quite handy for us this year!

[@mattingly1217]

Wanted to thank you for this video too by the way... I believe every year I've asked you about doing a video for cabbage lol

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Glad we finally came through!

[@hasherralph]

extremely helpful show. Thank you!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You're very welcome!

[@portiaholliday8741]

Buckwheat is not a nice looking cover crop but my honeybees are loving it. It is such a delicate cover crop but an excellent investment bc it drops hard triangular seeds and comes back the following year. My Hairy Vetch is up now too. It is another excellent investment bc it drops hard round seeds. It springs up when the temperatures drop. I like how it binds plants together like Elmer's glue. They both bring phosphorus up from deep in the soil. I am enjoying watching my Sunn Hemp grow. It takes (60) days to flower so I should have yellow flowers at the end of September! I've scattered my Peas. I am looking forward to seeing the different colored flowers that they'll produce. Peas like it cool and we up north are facing some cool weather. I have radish leaves growing. It has such a pretty light green color that it reminds me of spring:-) I have Mustard pods from where I planted it in June. Honeybees enjoy foraging mustard. Seed goes A LOT further with a planter. Brassicas like to wet soil. I have lots of nitrogen bc I spread Starbucks coffee grounds everywhere. The nutrients that they are offering saves a whole lotta back breaking trips to Starbucks. My car is literally full of coffee grounds! I like 3' spacing bc I am a homegardner. Market gardeners have to space their crops close. This year I enjoyed planting my Brussels outside of my hoops although I do have many w/in my hoops. My Long Island Improved Brussels did so well in the seedling stage that I had to plant many of them outside the hoop. I have Jade and Red Bull Brussels planted out as well. Jade is a standard Brussel and is hard to find. I got my seed from Hoss. I've been buying lots of cabbage and Vidalia onions from my local grocery store. I also have cabbage planted and onion seedlings. I already have a fat orange pumpkin growing from Johnny seeds that volunteered this year. I am in Pittsburgh, PA zone 6. It rains here all the time. I save my rain water in large mobile trash bins. I watered my Mini Love watermelon, 70 day, with (2) empty 64 oz Clorox bottles daily and the watermelon turned out nice and sweet. The mini melons are ideal for us up north.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Always great to hear your garden updates Portia!

[@thewildingslanding]

Great information! Thank you again!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Our pleasure!

[@geoffgambier9267]

I straddle the end of zone 6 and the start of zone 7 great for gardening and I'm growing a mess of fall out pumpkins

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That's awesome. Wish we could grow them in the fall.

[@drmikeyg]

Great video Guys! I just got my seed order today. I live in Mesa AZ. zone 9b. It's still hovering around 108 degrees during the day, so I have to hold off a bit on planting everything I want to put in. Please keep up the great content which is very informative. Should I store my seeds in the fridge until I'm ready to use them?

[@demetriuspowell29]

It's still pretty hot here that's why I'm waiting before I transplant

[@gardeningwithhoss]

If you just ordered them you can just keep them inside in the AC and they'll be fine.

[@McDonaldPlantFarm]

I’m in Mesa too! I’m So ready to plant my garden!

[@pattifowler7762]

I live up north in Prescott valley. I just ordered seeds too.

[@johnandleighs.9193]

Great video as usual I was wondering if you guys are going to try and plant winter potatoes

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Not this year. Going to focus on brassicas, lettuce, beets, carrots and alliums this fall.

[@bkc0410]

I received all my seeds from y'all to start my fall garden. Thank You. My question is, how should I store my seeds?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

The fridge works well for storing seeds.

[@buck187uga]

Yay thanks for the show

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Our pleasure!

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Great video! Can you tell me what crops will grow near a Black Walnut? BTW my husband grew up near y’all in Moultrie😊. Thanks and God bless y’all!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Never had any black walnut trees in the yard, so can't help on that one. Good to hear from some Moultrie folks though!

[@jackieashley463]

I appreciate the spacing and fertilizer needs you discussed for broccoli, etc. Can I get the same information for tiger collard transplants and all top turnips.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Same for collards. Turnips could be planted a little closer on about 6" spacing.

[@jackieashley463]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thank you.

[@kellymurdock9788]

Thank you for a great show. I am pretty darned excited for this fall planting. For the first time I'm getting really serious on the broccoli and Brussels. I purchased the seed from you guys and it has come up great. How big should I let it get before I transplant into my garden?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Our rule of thumb is that it's ready to be planted when it can be easily pulled from the seed trays. You want a good root ball, but you don't want the roots to start wrapping so that the plant becomes root bound.

[@cajungardener6044]

Great Show as Always. Can you make the fertilizer schedules available? Thanks

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We usually have a blog from each show post on our website. It should be posted there soon.

[@justagirllookingup]

what are the benefits of a cover crop and you do this at the same time you are growing your other veggies? Newer gardener here and doing ok but could be better. Thx!!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Cover crops have tons of benefits. Adding organic matter to the soil, preventing erosion, weed control, pest and disease control, nitrogen-fixation and many others. We grow cool-season cover crops in the fall/winter months on plots we're not using or letting rest. We grow warm-season cover crops between our spring garden and fall garden.

[@justagirllookingup]

Hoss Tools Thanks and wow! I actually received a response from a channel to my question. Guess I will be going with ya’ll then :-)

[@mattingly1217]

I have another question.... why don't you all make a book for the recipes of each plant... I'll buy the first one! The x amount per 100 foot row pretty much answers everything !

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We would rather do videos than make a book. But we should do more recipe videos -- you are correct about that.

[@mattingly1217]

Like a handy guide thingy... like your garden planner you got?

[@deborahtofflemire7727]

Thanks from Ontario Canada my big problem is bugs on my cauliflower

[@marysurbanchickengarden]

I should have started my collards and broccoli already, but I think the moon is still waxing, so I'll run get my seeds tomorrow.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It's getting to be that time!

[@davishomestead4147]

Check into Blue Wind Broccoli....I tried this variety two years ago and it has been my best producer here in zone 7....if you start carrying the seed I will order it from ya'll as well. I have enjoyed all the products over the last two years since I started ordering from ya'll.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haven't heard of that one, but we'll definitely look into it.

[@robinmiller1783]

Zone 5b Chicagoland. My question is about the okra....new edition this year. Travis your earlier vlog makes me think I was too kind with rich compost and fertilizer. The okra are huge, healthy but no flowers to be found so is there any thing I can do to spur on flowers before Jack Frost ends any hope?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Hard to remove nutrients once they're in the soil. Just hope they burn through it fast. Water should help.

[@michaelmorris1802]

When can we start cover cropping with Broad leaf Mustard... I have serious nematode issues... I currently have sun hemp growing... full stand in 48 hours. :) Impressive!

[@benb7727]

I have the same problem and question.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Greg has already started in his garden. Go for it now!

[@wannabefarm4364]

I once grew a variety of broccoli that was super heat tolerant. I mean, I was growing the stuff in July! I really wish I could remember its name, because I have the worst time growing cool season crops.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

If you remember the name, definitely let us know and we'll try to get our hands on some.

[@wannabefarm4364]

Hoss Tools Will do.

[@steveplatt1]

Tiger 🐅 probably came along when you started that last row and you got distracted

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haha. He's so little that I barely even notice him most of the time.

[@somedaysoon3784]

Will your program numbers be pretty close for kohlrabi? My guess is that would work out about right.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Yes, it should be a much similar program although kohlrabi tends to mature much faster than some of the crops we discussed tonight.

[@IAMGiftbearer]

I have 2 broccoli plants I ordered from Tractor Supply and they are doing OK but one is slow in forming a head but has one now about an inch in diameter and the other the head got to about 3 inches and now it's starting to loosen up. I have them suspended in a semi-hydroponic double container that self-waters and I'm growing it under a 900 watt LED grow light. Soil is in the inner container and nutrient in the one that sits in. The tag on them doesn't tell me what variety they are, but I think Tractor Supply gets alot of its seedlings from Bonnie. For nutrients I'm using a solution of 1 tsp. Masterblend, 1 tsp. Calcium Nitrate, and 1/4 tsp. Epsom Salt per gallon of water. Do you think the ambient temperature is too warm, or should it have different nutrients than this? Also I have never heard of Chilean Nitrate. Is that better to use than Sodium Nitrate and if I'm mixing up a liquid solution should I be substituting that or adding something to the solution I'm already using? The micronutrient stuff you mentioned; can it be mixed into my current solution and is it water soluble, or should it be added to the soil dry and separately? Also, do you think I should up-pot these plants into a larger container? The pots they're in are about 4 or 5 inches wide. Can these heads be gotten back on track, or should I just cut them off and let side shoots form? Other than the broccoli I'm also growing arugula, two types of Basil, upland Cress, pepper starts, romaine lettuce, tomatillo starts, and Rambo Radishes. All seem to be doing well except for the radishes which are not bulbing up, and Jalapeno plants that are not wanting to get past a little sprout with cotyledons and then die off (or the seeds don't germinate at all). My Fresnos are doing great in the same tray. I'm using your seed starting mix on all except the Broccoli plants which already came in a mix and I was reluctant to disturb them since they were growing well up until the heads slowing and one separating toward the end. I have not grown cabbage yet but want to try it at some point. I was at the Grant Park outdoor farmer's Market yesterday and bout the biggest purple cabbage I've ever seen. Grocery store cabbage does not even come close! This thing is almost twice the size of my head! I'm assuming they must have given it lots of nitrogen from what you said in the video. I should have enough cabbage for a month from this giant one! It's so beautiful I almost hate to cut into it.

[@demetriuspowell29]

My collards and rutabagas are technically ready. I'm just waiting for the 16 to transplant

[@mattingly1217]

I'll bring the hot sauce! Lol love some collards with hot sauce!

[@demetriuspowell29]

@@mattingly1217 so do I!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You're on the ball! Nothing much better than cool weather collards and rutabagas!

[@sandrakelley-krieg6297]

What is the root depth for cabbage, cauliflower, brussel sprouts, and broccoli? Wanting to do some raised beds and don't know how deep to build them. Thanks.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

I'd say 8-12" or so.

[@wlcaplinger2535]

I was wondering if y'all have the same problem with blooms falling off the Seminole Pumpkin ? We have vines running everywhere, but only 1 pumpkin, that I have seen. Any idea what might be going on with them ? We have only seen 3 female blooms and all kinds of male blooms.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Haven't had any issue with that. Intense heat can make some crops drop blooms, but the Seminole pumpkin should be used to it.

[@kencollins7046]

I have my seeds starts in my greenhouse trays but I almost messed up. I set them outside for about 30 minutes to get a little more light and almost killed them. I did loose a few, so my question is, when and how do you guys harden off your seed starts?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Once they germinate, we put them outside on a pallet and let them get full sun. However, we are around ours all day and are able to water them 2-3 times a day.

[@johnlim123]

i know most people here grow small plots but can you mention the rates per acre also ??

[@gardeningwithhoss]

If you go to the NC State Ag website, they have everything in per acre amounts.

[@daviddowd3764]

We lost almost everything we had planted in our garden due to the constant rain and storms. I live in Rincon Georgia in zone 8ish. Can we try to planet over.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You can get ready to plant a fall crop. Here is a video we did about fall planting. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqvCo36Dbpp6frc

[@richardlyles2883]

What is the timing for planting broccoli and cabbage seeds for fall planting

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Right now

[@mattingly1217]

That chelan Nitrate is a little more than just for onion growing then.... hey can I put some chelan Nitrate on my string beans to help them jump? They are almost full size

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Have to be a little careful with adding too much nitrogen to beans. You might get a lot of leaves and few beans.

[@mattingly1217]

@@gardeningwithhoss 10-4 I just hit them with triple 20 today in the injector... I'll stop at that

[@garyschmelzer]

Question, when yall grow your cauliflower do you wrap the leaves around the head.

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We don't. Most of the varieties we have tend to wrap themselves pretty well. If growing in late spring, early summer, wrapping may be necessary to keep the heads bright white.

[@garyschmelzer]

@@gardeningwithhoss thanks Hoss

[@tmoney6922]

this year is the first year I had something on the stem of brussel sprouts about 12" up from soil, slimy, and bad smelling. any idea what is going on?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Sometimes that happens when the sprouts never fully develop. Brussels sprouts can be tricky for sure.

[@mooseman8706]

How much 20-20-20 per gallon if you’re doing a soil drench?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We usually mix a cup or two per 5 gallons. So probably 1/4 cup or so for one gallon.

[@johnandleighs.9193]

I have heard that nitrates are regulated in Europe but not here in America

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Seems like we've heard that before too. The commercial cabbage growers here definitely have free will on the amount of nitrogen they use.

[@johnandleighs.9193]

@@gardeningwithhoss I know on Commercial lettuce crops the ones that are sold to the fast food stores some of their packaged have too much nitrates on their salads they can give you a belly ache because of nitrate poisoning

[@gardeningwithhoss]

That happens around here with collards, mustard and turnips. If you buy them at the grocery store they are guaranteed to give a belly ache. But homegrown ones just make you want to take a nap -- no belly ache.

[@justagirllookingup]

Me again... i bought micro boost and how much to add to a gallon? Think he said 2-4 ounces but wanted to double check. Thx again!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

A couple ounces per gallon should suffice. You don't wanna be wasteful, but there's not really a big risk in giving too much.

[@justagirllookingup]

Hoss Tools got it thx

[@loragardner7311]

Since the 20-20-20 is water soluble, does it leach out like other liquid fertilizer?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

The nitrogen can

[@nancyplank1651]

Do you give your onions calcium nitrate when they start to bulb out? To encourage bulbing?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

No. We stop all fertilization once the bulbing process starts.

[@nancyplank1651]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thank you so much! I really appreciate all your good information that you share with everyone!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

👍

[@Sammyj12991]

Should I do Broccoli in a greenhouse or outside? I’m zone 7, south of Helen, Ga. Also, how is broccoli with over head irrigation?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

You can probably still do it outside. Overhead will work.

[@Sammyj12991]

@@gardeningwithhoss Thanks!!

[@randysechrest8354]

How long do you let your drip tape run for adequate water and fertilization? Does it vary by age of the transplant or species?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

It will vary by crop. Once we can see that dark ring of soil saturation around the transplant, we know it has been adequately watered. This usually only takes an hour or so. For some crops like corn and onions, we'll let it run all night when they get close to their maturity dates.

[@strawberryquartz3227]

If one removes the head of cabbage from the plant and leaves the plant behind will it still flower and produce good seed or does the head need to be present for this to happen and is this the same for broccoli??

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Broccoli will produce secondary heads, although much smaller. Cabbage is pretty much done once you cut the main head.

[@strawberryquartz3227]

@@gardeningwithhoss so no seeds if i harvest the cabbage head then huh oh well thx for the info

[@johnandleighs.9193]

Hey guys I was wondering do you have any problems with nitrates build up in your soil or produce using that much nitrogen and how do you flush excess is out of the soil ?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We haven't had any issues thus far. We also use a good bit of our Liquid-Fish product to keep that from happening. Cover cropping also really helps.

[@steviehenry2176]

Can i get per plant equivalent to the fertilizer requirements you gave

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

stevie henry divide the lbs (converted to ounces) of fertilizer to get ounces per foot. If your plant spacing is 12 inches that’s it. If it’s 6 inches the cut it in half

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Considering you'd have one plant per foot, divide those numbers by 100 and you should be good to go.

[@vondawalker2140]

Do the nematodes eat the tator bugs?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

no

[@willharris2100]

I've got a question about dried corn. We grew bloody butcher this year and picked some in the milk stage and let the rest dry for seed and for grits. We put the dried corn in the freezer for a few days after we shelled it to kill weevils, but is there anything we can spray the corn with next year to help keep the weevils off? Thanks!

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Weevils are hard to eliminate. That's why it's good to store it in the freezer until ready to grind and use.

[@landrace2010]

What about collards?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We love growing collards! We can grow them 8 months of the year down here.

[@landrace2010]

What are the best fertilizer requirements for them?

[@barbaraengle768]

What zone are you in?

[@gardeningwithhoss]

8b

[@barbaraengle768]

@@gardeningwithhoss oh,me too,south Ga

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

Come on cool front.......enough of this broiler

[@garyschmelzer]

Shake and bake

[@gardeningwithhoss]

We've been getting cooler nights and evenings. Won't be long before it breaks for sure.

[@Grumpyneanderthal]

We’re experiencing somewhat lower humidity but temps will be in the upper nineties throughout the weekend. No cloud cover either. Yes it has to break sometime but it has been a brutally long hot summer.......

[@titsrule]

Great show guys...👍

[@gardeningwithhoss]

Thanks Hillbilly!