Urgently give soda to cucumbers and you will harvest in buckets until autumn! Cucumber care

[@interestedabbott]

Thank you. New Sub here. I appreciate your quick and to the point videos.

[@effieinglish]

Milk or whey works better than soap. you can use up to 50% milk or whey with water, or whatever you have. The protien is also a nutrient for the plants. I use it on tomatoes, squash, sunflowers, basically everything.

[@rebeccabarrett-padgett4510]

Thanks

[@stuarthall2523]

I saw a clip the other day saying the same. I’m going to try it 👍

[@gkarenstratton]

I'm sorry, I just want to be sure ... Do you mean to mix the baking soda in half milk/half water?

[@skyangel6336]

So use 50/50 Milk/water with the baking soda ?

[@bkdill51]

Please answer 50-50 solution?

[@noahriding5780]

So will this also increase the yields of other vegetables? Like tomatoes or pumpkins?

[@soilgardengro6942]

Very good Thank you for your sharing

[@diaryoyen]

good info mate. what about using epsom salt? have you try it yet?

[@twilagullatt4344]

Thank you for sharing this video with me. It was very informative. I will try it.

[@sowertosow]

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[@goodmeasure777]

That was Fels Naptha soap I believe. You have to shave it with knife or potato peeler, then boil it, to break it down. I wouldn't add other ingredients, til the soap mixture cooled down.

[@NubianP6]

I don’t think FN is that color, but there are a lot of different brands of laundry bars, especially in other countries.

[@homesteadingwithapurpose9681]

Thanks for the information.💜

[@SameeraChughtaisBackyardGarden]

Excellent sharing 1:53

[@canucanoe2861]

Better off using potassium bicarbonate as the plant will use the potassium whereas it does not use the sodium in sodium bicarbonate(baking soda).

[@clannadgirl46]

Would it be the same measurements?

[@spiceysgarden]

I get so frustrated when people talk in liters but don't include cups. 😒 But I'm assuming the liter people feel the same way. Lol 😆 Awesome tips!

[@diannehaines4670]

Absolutely! Me too. Why have many recipe sites switched to this method. Frustrating

[@effieinglish]

@@diannehaines4670 🙂 Cups is American.🇺🇲 The rest of the world uses liters.🇦🇺🇧🇪🇧🇴🇨🇦🇨🇭🇨🇮🇨🇳🇬🇧🇬🇳🇯🇵🇱🇺 etc. I think we're outnumbered, LOL, probably best not to fight it. I'm in the process of learning myself. A Liter is approximately a quart, which is 4 cups. I think we'd better get use to meters and centimeters too. I'm finding those measurements on everything I purchase now, and they don't bother with inches anymore. A meter is 3 feet (which is a "yard," if you sew). I'm still working on understanding centimeters, lol, but I consult my ruler frequently. Best of luck. 👍

[@pollyjazz]

Just a little correction: a meter is 100cm, a yard ( Wich is 3 feet) is only 90cm. As 1 inch is almost 2.5cm that is a difference of about 4 inches. An easy solution is to print out s chart with the most common measurements in both systems and paste them somewhere handy to where you might use them. For example i have a chart with the temperature in Fahrenheit / Celsius on the inside of the cupboard door next to my oven. No guessing for me when I'm baking cakes or cookies or whatever. In my personal cook book i have a printout with the conversions of cups and liters, grams and ml and oz. I also have a very handy stick-on ruler tape on my sewing table that has both centimeters and inches. Best to be familiar with both systems. 😊

[@canucanoe2861]

@@effieinglish A meter is 39", and a centimeter is .39 inches. Metric is way easier.

[@canucanoe2861]

@@pollyjazz Or you could just learn metric.

[@skyangel6336]

Could I use peppermint castile liquid soap?

[@TheFineLine920]

YES! I use it and it works! The peppermint is an added plus to the concoction and the Castile liquid soap is free of any harmful additives that could burn or harm your plants. I swear by it. And my friendly bugs love me for it! Away with the bad bugs… Hello to the great ones!

[@effieinglish]

I second that YES! 👍

[@jimmykahn5431]

Which is better baking soda or yeast?

[@productivegarden7382]

yeast is brought into the ground and soda on the leaves

[@productivegarden7382]

yeast top dressing

[@productivegarden7382]

baking soda disease protection

[@productivegarden7382]

you can also use milk for disease protection on cucumbers

[@Charlie-xm6dg]

Thanks for the tip

[@123happygolife2]

Is this baking soda?

[@lindacordery7555]

HELP HELP 2 OF MY TOMATO PLANTS FLOWER JUST KEEP DYING AND FALLING OFF NOT PRODUCING ANY FRUIT WHAT CAN I DO? THANK YOU ✌💚🙏

[@doitlaz4377]

There should be many reasons but something with the root and nutrients. If you dont see any problem on the plant then just water it with complex fertiliser and new flowers will come

[@LittlePieceOfHeaven.65]

Pollinators missing !

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

Shake the plant with flower , they pollinate with breeze and wind not bees . gentle shake , male an females are in the same flower 🌸

[@theLambisthelight]

vibrate your Tomato flowers when they are open, before they start to dry up. do it when it's dry outside. Take a battery operated toothbrush, turn it on & gently touch each flower with the back of it , not the brush side. The reason is that the male & female parts that pollinate are both in 1 flower , so you will be pollinating each flower. do this regularly as each new set of flowers appear. Hope this helps

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

Thank you can we use liquid soaps? Or powder or liquid laundry soap ?

[@haydehabdolahian7691]

I tried with liquid and the bottle cause the water runs in the toilet for couple hours until we find out and toke the bottle out and stop the running water in the toilet 🤷🏼‍♀️no idea why it happened and the bottle was empty in couple hours 🤔

[@vinlago]

Soap is not the same as detergent. Use only real soap. Most commercial products are detergent.

[@skyangel6336]

@@vinlago I have peppermint castile liquid soap Would that work?

[@vinlago]

@@skyangel6336 yes. Assuming the peppermint is neutral essential oil, and not too strong it should work. Also, assuming the castile soap doesn't have additives in it. FDA labeling require that anything that has detergent additives be called something other than soap. It can be labeled deodorant soap, bath bar, detergent soap, etc. Liquid castile soap is just soap made with olive oil and potassium hydroxide rather than sodium hydroxide (usually cut with sugar or alcohol to make it transparent).

[@sandysmith7029]

@@skyangel6336 I use 1 Tblsp Dr Bronner Peppermint Castile Liquid Soap, Organic in 1 qt of water to spray on plants for bugs. I consider that to be the safest soap to put on my food. I also use it to wash my produce from the store.

[@trecadavis3595]

Where can I get the laundry bar? All the bars I’ve found are scented.

[@jenn6481]

look on Amazon ..

[@michaellovetere8033]

Get castile soap. Already liquid and then add peppermint extract

[@Farmer_Jon_]

I use borox instead of soap.. it's also an antifungal

[@TheMzTR]

Tks for sharing this method to us

[@ianturpin9180]

Want more lemons from your tree ? Urinate on it daily. Your yield will double.

[@faithl4105]

😆 LOL!!!!

[@canucanoe2861]

Pure urine risks nutrient burn on smaller plants. Better to dilute with water at a 10-1 ratio.

[@patriciawilliams2404]

Someone has watched "The World's Fastest Indian."

[@ianturpin9180]

@@patriciawilliams2404 no when I lived in Australia I rented a cabin at the end of a 1acre garden. There was a lemon tree close that had hardly any fruit. I already knew that citrus fruits like the urea in urine so every third day I would pee on it first thing. The next season it was a fruitful one. Ohh and I have never watched the fastest Indian as I can't stand Hopkins.

[@patriciawilliams2404]

@@ianturpin9180 Sorry about Hopkins! Thanks for your story. I enjoyed it!

[@kaflenarayan8587]

Good

[@lolataylor1700]

Can you use Ivory bar soap?

[@KeithOutWest]

I keep hearing Dawn liquid soap being recommended. I think the soap you choose has to NOT BE a anti-bacterial soap, though for some reason.

[@Cryptosifu]

What kind of soap is that?

[@karenmcnutt]

Ya wondering too

[@kathleenbrock2746]

@@karenmcnutt dear Karen I am guessing that a bar of soap called zote would work just fine. It comes from Mexico but is readily available here in Southern California. The bar has shrunk a little bit but it's still big compared to other others like felspar and a lot cheaper. The bar comes in white or pink. It's mostly made of tallow and other natural ingredients so I think it would be a pretty safe kind of soap to use i n your garden.

[@jedd.5407]

2 TBS Dawn Dish washing works great. The soap is used as a surfactant so the ingredients are all dissolved and are carried together in the spray. Shake it real good. Also, I use POWDERED MILK on the cukes and it is less expensive.

[@goodmeasure777]

Fels Naptha bar soap.

[@kabodick]

@@jedd.5407 do you mix the soap and dry milk together?

[@jazandriz]

10L of water? How many cucumbers are we talking about here?

[@mykitchen8002]

❤❤

[@siftingsomesoilandmore]

Thanks for sharing

[@innerjon]

Now I don’t have to wash my veggies before I eat them 😂🤢

[@bikingviking3984]

today's interwebs Jerry Baker you are...

[@PureBlood42]

"Laundry soap" is too vague. Not good advice and unsub'd because of that generalized advice.

[@CoenieKotze-hu1dk]

😊What 😮

[@peterscreekfarm]

Lmao no it doesnt

[@crystalstadnyk240]

SOAP on your veggies????😵‍💫

[@donnalawrence8593]

Sad. People believe this computer voice! I wonder how the computer stole pictures of cucumbers!

[@beachflower2862]

Computers and robots 🤖 will replace people!

[@jasonmorgan6448]

Fuck that I tried and they killed my plants

[@ale347baker]

Can you use Dawn soap instead?

[@Hotshoe333]

Don’t it’s toxic and shouldn’t be eaten or given to plants.

[@shaspearman8647]

Find Castile soap

[@ale347baker]

Thanks, I'm a first year gardener and have a lot of plants. They're doing well so far, except the cabbage has holes from something eating them.

[@effieinglish]

I used Dawn. Plants didn't like it much.

[@grassroot011]

@@ale347baker Use Sevin, dust for the leaf eaters.