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Do you get a lot of pest when using the beds asking for myself as I’m watching cause I have really big issues with possums and caterpillars oh and snails

Houston Tx 9b, how are you controlling the caterpillars that eats the leaves, they're destroying my peppers

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definitely shouldn’t call this cheap! feels like clickbait, but this is an amazing video with an amazing set up. gonna start rebuilding mine like yours one piece at a time! definitely got a new subscriber 🤍

Tonetra, you inspired me to grow my first turnips!!! Im so excited

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Your yard looks amazing. I had to subscribe. I just put in my transplants yesterday. I'm zone 7A and I ran out of time to grow my fall veggies from seed. Hopefully I can be more prepared next year and get some things growing instead of buying but I was supporting my local nursery so it wasn't all bad lol.

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I plant using the space recommended on the seed pack. They seem to grow larger that way. I do plant radish’s and chives and basil as companions 😊 How much longer at 90 degrees 😅

The video quality though ✨ My seedlings are struggling so I went and bought some cabbage and broccoli and put them in today too. I still have Kale and Swiss chard from last year. It’s supposed to get cooler this week (finally 😆) so hopefully I’ll get to drop some seeds for onions and salad greens. Also, I can’t believe you grew those yourself! 😮 I thought they were from the store when I saw the thumbnail. Those seedlings look amazing! How do you get them so big and healthy?

I plant using the square foot gardening method but I'll put chives or scallions in between the spaces of most things.

but where's the "medicinal" plants at? 🤪

Yes, I am in Ohio and it’s really hot for October. It’s usually cold and rainy after the second week of September on til Nov until it snows by thanksgiving. With global warming things have be all out of wack. We aren’t freezing the way we usually do and many of our crops are effected by the lack of consistent freezing temperatures.

Hi , question please ! What’s the cost of electricity with grow lights ? Thanks 🙏 😊

I'm up north, we had like no winter. The summer was one continuous heatwave. Usually our first snow is in October and it's supposed to be 90 tomorrow. We also never have an actual "fall" but we did last year, which was bizarre. Snapdragons aren't perennial in my zone but with how bizarre our winters are getting I think I'm going to try winterizing it and seeing if it pops up in spring.

Noticing it here, too, in East Tennessee. I don't grow a ton of food, though, and instead grow lots of native flowers. I'm tempted to plant a lot more trees so I'll get more shade. Also, maybe look into native plant agriculture, although no plants are completely immune to climate change, maybe the native food producing plants will be more resilient...? We will see.

things are getting pretty bad. the lows are getting hotter as well which is a big deal. plants & livestock want to cool down at night but the lows are getting hotter & they don't get that chance to cool down. the daily high temperatures get all the press but nobody talks about how the daily low temperatures are also rising & how that affects plants and livestock.

It's been really hot! Houston Tx for Sept.and October

I'm in Red Oak, TX and yes I'm concerned as well. I've lost several plants to heat scorching and it's awful. I've got shade cloth, but it doesn't stop the UV rays from getting through. Let me tell you, I've been BURNED by UV rays! It's awful. I was working out in my garden with warmup pants on and my right knee started burning and itching. I didn't think much of it until it got worse. I went into the house and looked at my knee, and it was red. Just imagine what's happening to our vegetation. I'm at a loss at what to do to protect them. My apologies for this being so long.

Why not leave the skins on?

Here in Virginia zone 7b, we had more rain and humidity than usual. The mold was everywhere, and I’ve never had issues with mold in my garden. I had to trash my summer plants early because of that issue. We went from drought conditions to extreme moisture. I’m trying to learn and adapt as I go.

also i couldnt grow brocoli. the swing from hot to cold caused bolting before I could get a full head

It was so hot and humid this summer in ohio. It was miserable

what I've noticed is that winters are never as cold as they used to, and summers aren't as hot as they used to either. it does affect crops, but it's hard to say how badly, last year wine and olive oil crops were really bad but this year seems promising. nothing's good for producers, when crops are bad, prices are higher but total value's lower, when crops are good, prices are too low and it's too much work to be worth it. eh. I think we will (collectively) need to be extra careful with wild fires and preserve forests, to avoid soil erosion and desertification.

They have been warning us for years about climate change. I am from Houston and the summers are getting brutal. My garden did not thrive this year. Unfortunately climate change is irreversible.

Girl!, I think the us gvmnt is doing it on purpose to kill food sources. They don't want us healing ourselves with food they can't infect.

In Phoenix, Arizona, we're still 110 and having heat warnings. I had packed up my shade to start my fall garden, but then the temps just went right back up. So I have my shade cloth back up, and im just waiting to plant my fall garden.

Awesome setup! I did something similar in my workshop since I have more space in there ( @csbgardening ). I used regular workshop lights (6500 lumen, and 5000K), and they have been great. Liked and subscribed 👍🏾

I've never roasted mine. I make them like mashed potatoes. Yummy

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Hi, 9A San Antonio here!

Nice setup mine is very similar. You may try velcro the remote to the back of the light. Happy growing!

Good morning you are an inspiration 😊

Hey! UA-cam algorithm led me your way and I really like the homey feel of the video :) I’m just curious if you have tried local compost before or if it’s accessible to your location? I’m also starting my fall garden in Tennessee. Trying to get some frost tolerant plants growing now! 🙌

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❤❤❤ in 9b Louisiana so glad to find a fellow gardener in a similar zone. I planted my peas too

Absolute chaos? No way! What a beautiful garden you have. Love your cat too. :) Zone 6B here, its great that you can still grow so late in the season. We're rapidly approaching our frost date...

Love this! Those starts look amazing.

Awesome job .tonetra thank you or sharing. New friend here

Im planting Daikon Driller radish as a cover crop soon it loosens up the soil for spring!