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I ve just harvested lovely charlottes , from march planting. Uk, wales. They are perfect, of course. Really beautiful. How do i store them, even though they have not grown any bits? Do i store them in a normal way first [ bags]as if they were going to be eaten, or what else should i do to ‘’ chip ‘’ them ahead….? I am hoping you can help😊

Great video!

Si può inserire dentro un po di kombucia con lo Scooby che effetto farebbe contro i batteri della crusca, grazie

New to gardening and just heard about shade cloth. Using it in NC

For me pine straw is the only way to go ! It really helps so much. Its so simple to keep up & reapply too. So much that when i do it to day i found the awful tomato horn worm 🐛..he go a new home WAY from my garden lol

I'm trying something that seems to be working so far. I have planted 66 winter squash & 4 summer squash that I started from seed, planted May 15-30 in zone 7 & I have lots of fruit on them, plants & leaves are massive & healthy. I pile & keep straw on their bases to cover them daily, I trellis 90% of them, I plant smelly flowers near them, and check them several times a day for bugs. 1 plant died i think from the cucumber beetle & 2 others showed the "sawdust" telltail sign which I immediately coated heavily with Diatomaceous earth powder n then covered with straw. The plants are now recovered & flourishing. I also water with Miracle Gro to get them established, for recovery and then organic fertilizer occassionally. I bought BT n needles but so far haven't had to use them. And, I cut off many leaves to make hole "openings" for the bees to pollinate and boy did they come!! I am growing these squashes: Hubbard, Spagetti, Sweet Meat, Long Island Cheese Pumpkin, Jaradale Pumpkin, Buttercup, Butternut, Cushaw, Georgia Candy Roaster, Zucchini & Yellow Squash.

Such a sad morning, the top stem of my squash plant with all the new growth has broken off because the support fell down. Will it still grow and make a new top or is it done like topping tomatoes? I am crying right now 😢 thanks for any help

how much and often do I water them?

New subscriber here! I just pickled my first cucumbers! I love your channel!

My 🍅 plants are taking a beating, but my red okra, zuchinni and malabar spinach are loving the heat.

I hear you about the aphids and I've been trying to take it easy on soaping them. I have a new menace this year: spider mites on the the tomatoes and beans. Do you use the same philosophy? Thanks in advance. BTW - love, love, love your channel. I've been doing great growing again this year in CenTex thanks to your advice.

Thanks for the info! Our first year growing watermelon and we have 6 so far and 4 ready🤙🏼

I hope you pay per good and a tip also, since she does such a grt job.

Wish you posted more frequently, but I get that it's a lot of work. I enjoy your videos man.

Three weeks ago a cucumber vine started growing in my garden from nowhere (I have no idea where it came from). It was in my avocado tree planter box. I tried to relocate it to its own space and when i did that the whole vine shriveled up and is nearly dead with in an hour of moving it. Do you know why this could have happened?

I have been doing so good and cucumbers this year. I’m already up to 26 jars of pickles plus we eat fresh all the time.🌱🥒

Yes, I prune. I saw DANNY from Deep South.,saying that you can prune your cucumbers. You can prune your squash and zucchini leaves so you can find them so the bees can find them. Plus cucumbers seem to be hiding all the time Lol 🌱🌱🌱

Love your cucumber advice. Good advice for a lot of veg. I am currently in Kyle (a south Austin transplant). Happy Gardening and Thank You 💚

Thank you. I've been wanting to prune off some lower leaves from my cucumber because it's getting hard to know where to put the watering wand.

Love your videos, Scott. I've learned so much from you. 🙂

Hi. I see string of roots from the lemon tree in my container is growing above the soil. Will this be a problem?

Have you ever used Miracle Grow liquid fertilizer? That's what I'm currently using on my Owari and Page mandarins in tubs.

Nice okra! Ty for the video

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If I am using soil that had cucumbers this summer, can I use it again for garlic in September? Should I pull out the roots? And/or mix in new compost/soil if I want to plant garlic like this?

New subscriber. Lovely channel. Thanks for sharing & happy gardening.

I tend to use the wiping-off method, but those thorns kill my arms.

That pat on the bottle 🤣

as a person from India, we have some cultivars like Wiagaon(which has 8%-10% Curcumin) and Lakadong (which can have 12% Curcumin) which have the highest curcuminoid contents, i guess, the minerals in the soil add to the polyphenols in the turmeric we grow. But the supplement industry only focuses on curcumin, whereas there are many related compounds that work synergistically to the one compound that has become the hype. The same goes for Ashwaganda.

Hi Scott. I just harvested a couple kilos of turmeric. Now what? 😂

Your plants look so lush and green! Now I want to try tumeric!

I would hit the like button but I would be the 666 so it’s a nope for me!!

Very informative video. Thank you for the great explanation and showing application methods. Do you have a video on using drip irrigation?

Last year I grew okra plants that were over 8 ft and trunks at the ground about as big around as a softball.

I started using a shade cloth this year and it is amazing ❤❤❤

Could you potentially just plant the whole sprouted sweet potato without growing the roots in water first?

Keep it organic? Is that really organic? lol

It has a tightly formed head from when it's first formed. This advice is only helpful in knowing when you've left it too long.

Can you explain the acids thing

Hi, I've got a lemon tree which I grew up from seed many years ago. It's in my balcony, facing north in a pot with a diameter of 40cm. I live in Rome, Italy and during winter the temperatures never fall down below 0°C. This year for example the minimum winter temperature was 5°C. However I covered it up in tnt clothes and very very sparingly watered it, say one shallow sip every month, and never fertilized it for the fear of applaying too much fertilizer. To cut a long story short in the springtime the tree kept loosing almost all its green leaves that were overwintered but the leaves that remained on the trees were perfect. Just last week I soaked all the rootball with some nutrients (a liquid citrus fertilizer plus some mychorrizae). Next day all the remaining leaves were chlorotic. For fearing of having done damage I took the tree out fo the pot but the roots were not rotten, I mean some were but say 10%. I repotted it in new container with a fresh potting mix (4:1 potting mix:compost). Inoticed that the new growth is deep green and perfect. now the question: the fact that I never fertilized this tree during winter and springtime and watered it very shallowly can be the cause of what's the tree is showing now to me?

A great tip I learned about growing sweet potatoes was to let a potato sprout on the counter. When the sprouts are between three and 4 inches long, pluck them off of the potato, trying to keep the little plug at the end of the sprout (where it connects to the potato). Place the sprouts and water and allow them to grow roots for 2 to 3 weeks and until this sprouts are between six and 8 inches long. Plant these sprouts 4-5 inches deep. These will be much more successful than cuttings as far as producing potatoes…

You use bokashi bran to pre compost. Then you put the compost in the soil

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Can you replant a potato after you harvest it in the same bed if you redo fertilizer

We planted aome from plants and returned 6 months kater and they were all massive

I planted last year in my garden and this year a bug 🪳 is eating the leaves. 🥹

Is that BT insecticide organic and safe to consume?

Thank you