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I used to live in the Pacific Northwest. I wonder if it gets hot enough to produce large potatoes. Whatever you get, count your blessings!

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It's an old model! Likely from 20 years ago! A friend gave it to me and then we found another at a thrift shop for $5. I love this machine! Thank you for watching. I hope you have great success in making healthy, homemade bread. God bless!

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1/3 of my growing mix is a mixture of different kinds of compost and then I add Revita Pro (a complete organic fertilizer of composted chicken manure, feather meal, humates, etc.)

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No it doesn't matter. We were at about 85 days with those potatoes and I was just ready for them and it looked like they were ready for me! They are so delicious!

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I will store them in my pantry which is relatively cool and open brown paper bags. I'll probably bring a bunch to church potluck so the 25 lb won't last all that long. They are very delicious!

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What is ur soil mix for taters pls ttu

I'm not sure how large your garden is, but I would suggest that you start small so you don't have to be so nervous. Maybe just 2 by 6 ft or something like that. Harvesting forest floor is best done when there's not a lot of undergrowth in the forest. Specifically in the cold months. I would suggest just putting in a good growing mix that you purchase . Put in a small trellis of PVC with some plastic netting. Use a couple pieces of rebar and put the rebar in the ground and Slide the PVC over the rebar I would get two 2 -3 ft pieces of rebar and 1 1/2 inch PVC. Buy some elbows to put on top of the PVC to make an upside down U. Then just slide the PVC over the rebar that has been pounded into the ground. Hang some mesh from the top of the U and that'll be your trellis. When the plants grow you can either weave them in and out of the mesh if the holes are large enough, or tie them to the mesh with good twine or tomato clips . You could watch some UA-cam on how to make a simple trellis for other ideas I hope this works for you. Again start small to relieve the stress. Add the best compost that you can find to your mix. That means getting it from a nursery rather than a big box store. God bless you as you move forward. Another idea is to attach the mesh netting to the PVC frame with zip ties. Just make sure they're heavy duty zip ties .

If it's clean it should be okay. If there's lawn chemicals it might get broken down but I'm not sure. If you use this, still use 3 other types as well to get a variety of nutrients for your plants.

Good methods and God's blessing!

I have never tried that before. I find that peat moss can get pretty dry and hard so you'll need to be very careful to keep it moist. Also you need something to fertilize the plants so I would add some compost for sure or a complete organic fertilizer.

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@@LeslieCaza You’re welcome. Absolutely, I think they will be lucky to have you. 😊Thank you.

It's been about 5 days and ours are thriving!

@@LeslieCaza That is good to know, thanks for the update.

Enjoy the journey, learn from others, learn from your mistakes and successes, and pray over your garden! Thank you for watching and commenting! I love people like you!

I have to greatly reduce any sweeteners in my bread or the crust gets too dark. Just 1 tablespoon.

@@LeslieCaza But both sides brown evenly?

Yes. I think your machine has a problem. 😢

@@LeslieCaza Yeah, I found this old zojirushi at good will for $8. I eventually got another zojirushi, the older model of the virtuoso, used. But I didn’t want to get rid of my old white zorirushi, I wonder if it could get fixed somehow.

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Hi Christie! Here's some holders for the glass jars, which are nice but not absolutely necessary. 4PCS Sprouting Stands for Mason Jar - Sprouting Kit 4 Mason Jar Holders for Wide and Regular Mouth Mason Jars Stainless Steel Stand Kit for Sprouts Growing Kit a.co/d/f8KNASr Then if you have a 7 cup glass Pyrex Bowl and a 1 qt wide-mouth canning jar you'll be good to go. I have a spaghetti strainer that comes in handy, as you saw in the video . But again that's not absolutely necessary. I have two different kinds of lids. I like the ones with the little cover shaped insert the best, but the other works well too. Masontops Bean Screen Plastic Mason Jar Sprouting Lids Mason Jar Sprouting Kit - For Growing Broccoli Seeds, Alfalfa, Mung Bean Sprouts - Wide Mouth Seed Sprouting Jar Lids Sprouting Kit Mason Jar a.co/d/0yrj0WG Or Picowe Plastic Sprouting Lids, Sprouting Jar Strainer Lid, for 86mm Wide Mouth Mason Jars, Canning Jars, Suit for Grow Bean Sprouts, Alfalfa, Salad Sprouts(8 Pack,Green) a.co/d/fHqjCNy

Also sprouting seeds. Mild flavored would be alfalfa or clover, but mixes too. Check out sprouting seeds on Amazon or True Leaf.

Thank you for sending the links! Which seed mix would you recommend? Is there one particular one you get through Amazon?

Something like this. NOW Foods, Organic Alfalfa Seeds For Sprouting, Grown in the USA, Certified Non-GMO, 12-Ounce (Packaging May Vary) a.co/d/dr5vD7M The flavors can vary quite a bit. Some say spicy/mild salad or sandwich mix. Reading the reviews can help. I like to buy individual seed varieties and then grow them in separate jars. Radish is spicy, broccoli has a strong flavor but not horrible.

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@@LeslieCaza thank you and how big was that space? I have lots of peat moss.

The space was about 26 inches wide by 12 feet long. The mix is 8" deep.

@@LeslieCaza thank you! Very nice haul for such a small space. Best I’ve seen.

Is that basically peet moss or some other mix of soil?

I have not noticed that. I will try to pay attention next time I make bread. The machine is working hard so it's possible. I hope all is well. It will be a couple of weeks until I make bread again.

@@LeslieCaza oh thank you, I appreciate that!

I Made bread today and tried to pay attention of the heating up of the machine during the meeting cycle. The machine got slightly warm on the panel side where the vents are but it was still touchable. The rest of the machine did not get hot.

@@LeslieCaza oh thank you for remembering, I appreciate that!! Found a backup machine at a thrift store, which may come in handy should my zojirushi ⚰️. Thank you again, blessings to you!

@@sandriagutierrez2605 Great! God bless you too!

Garnet. Yummy