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Absolutely, I probably need to do one entirely on the benefits of container gardening. Thank you for watching and the suggestion.

@AskMrGreenthumbGardening I've followed you a a long time. I'm glad to see you're still around. I live around the corner from where Martin Giles used to live before he passed. God bless.

@@1boortzfan Well I appreciate you following me, and thank you for participating in my journey! Thank you watching and God Bless you!

Yeah I try and keep it silly and fun, and supply some good info. So glad eating healthier is so important. Thanks so much for watching! Stan

That's one of the best compliments I have ever received. That really made my day, thank you for sharing that with me. I love gardening and getting others like yourself to enjoy it! Have a wonderful week my friend! Stan Mr. GT!

Great suggestion! I will put that in the rotation for sure. Thanks so much!

@@AskMrGreenthumbGardening Thank you!

Oh that's awesome, Kelly Stafford is an amazing lady running an an amazing company, we feel very fortunate to have her as a sponsor. Thank you so much for letting me know about this. Thanks for watching too, Stan.

Everyday is a good day, and learning is so important. Thanks for watching.

Use a balanced fertilizer with an NPK ratio (Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium) of around 10-10-10 or similar. This ensures that your plant gets a good overall supply of nutrients. Have a wonderful day and thank you for watching my friend!

That stem or scape that grows out of the center of romaine lettuce is called the "heart" or "core." It's the central, compact part of the lettuce head where the leaves are tightly packed together. In culinary terms, the heart of romaine lettuce is often prized for its crisp texture and concentrated flavor. Thanks for watching, Stan

Good points, I didn't elaborate on those areas. Black Kow is always a good start with your soil but I would use it 50/50 with any general potting mix with perlite to encourage good drainage. Desert Rose does very well in full sun, and after it's establishment period mother nature will take care of it's watering needs. Thanks for watching!

In Cape Cod, Star Jasmine might struggle due to the colder temperatures, especially in winter. It may survive in sheltered locations with protection from harsh winds and cold temperatures, but it may not thrive or bloom as vigorously as it would in its preferred zones. Thanks so much for watching! Yeah we think adding pets to gardening just makes sense, thanks again for watching!

Go for it! Thanks for watching!

My son thought it was really funny, I was half in on it, but then thought why not... Thanks for watching!

Awesome! Send me a photo through my website if you have the time, as I would love to see your progress. www.askmrgreenthumb.com

Hmm, I would definitely check with Blackkow.com and let them know about your experience.

@AskMrGreenthumbGardening ive bought it several different times of year at different locations and its always the same. maybe 50 percent of the bag is actual composted manure, the rest is definitely filler. buy a bag of composted cow manure from a nursery that carries stuff from local farms and compare it to black kow, theres a definite difference

@@cantwealljustgetalong2 Well very sorry to hear this, I know this wasn't always the case, I'll check in with their distributor to see if they are changing things...

Thanks it's so hard, but I absolutely love the Japanese culture! Wonderful people and they have amazing plants!

Thank you so much! We put a lot of love into making these video's so thank you for taking the time to let me know you are enjoying them. Have a wonderful day!

Thank you so much! We work really hard on these, but we love gardening so we love doing them!

I am sorry to hear that, hopefully your experience was a one off.

Same here! He has convinced me to plant cabbage too! I'm a donor. Glad you were helped Mr. DeFreitas.

Awesome, please report back and let me know how you did growing a dwarf mulberry, I think it's an amazing edible fruit tree.

@@rdred8693 Thank you so much for being a Donor! I truly would not be here without amazing people like you!

@rdred8693 just know you can't plant cabbage till at least Sept, maybe Oct.

@@1boortzfan Even in zone 6? Hmm, maybe that is why they aren't forming a head?🤔

Wow I am sorry to hear this, please let them know about your experience at BlackKow.com as I know they would want to know this.

Yeah if you see them you should definitely have a certified arborist who is also a licensed pest control operator come out to treat.

Oh I agree it's a really beauty! Thank you for watching!

Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it and thank you for sharing, I need to do a video on ponderosa lemons too as you have just inspired me.

How do you know this to be in fact true?

@@AskMrGreenthumbGardening. Good question. It was wrong for me to assume that they are not monitoring their source. Although I have read and seen several reports of growers experiencing issues with crops after using black cow. Since yesterday I’ve learned that certain herbicides used on hay fields are passed through to the compost. . No actual facts as to whether or not black cow obtains their compost from those farms. As I stated. Be careful. People are suggesting to plant a few peas in the mix before using it, to confirm germination.

Cucumber beetles eat the petals of my flowers.

Yeah send me a photo @ stanmrgreenthumb@gmail.com and I will look at it for you.

To some extent that's true, but I would also say Black Kow puts a lot of pride into what they do, I have been to their Oxford plant, inspected it, and it's impressive.

Thank you for taking the time to watch! I appreciate you!

Bee's are so amazing!

Well I think we gave you some good advice too.

I completely understand, I often mix it with peat or other soil blends to make it go further.

@@AskMrGreenthumbGardening Instead, I use composted cow manure for less than half the price of Black Kow. Peat is also ridiculously expensive. It used to be so inexpensive years ago.

@@robertjohnson4401 I understand and definitely hear you.

I’ve used it and had good results. This year I bought a trailer load of 8 year old horse manure. My garden is growing unbelievable, already picked some beans. In Ohio beautiful stuff.

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks so much for watching you are the best!

Sure you can just make you keep your pH below 6.4 otherwise you may experience an iron deficiency.

I completely agree! Thanks for watching! You are awesome!

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Give it a go, I don't see what that would be an issue, and then if you would report back on what your experience was like. Thanks!

All excellent questions, I would kindly refer you to Blackkow.com to ask them directly.

All excellent questions, I would kindly refer you to blackkow.com to ask them directly.

All excellent questions, I would kindly refer you to Blackkow.com to ask them directly.

I just messaged the Black Kow company to ask them. But, I wonder, had they ever got back to you about herbicides? And, if so, what;d they say about it?

@@juliegogola4647 The owners of the company hold their products to the highest ethical standards possible, I would be super shocked if they allowed any chemicals at all with regards to the creation of their products. They are amazing people who run a 1st class facility right there in Oxford Florida.

@@AskMrGreenthumbGardening Hello, the company has yet to contact me. But, I have chosen to buy 3 bags of BK potting soil today to fill up a raised bed that I had emptied of old potting soil. I did so because I had done a sorta "test" with my bagged BK manure. I made a "tea" with it, and watered a few peas with it. Legumes are very sensitive to the herbicides, and my peas would have died if it had any herbicides in it. So, I trust it now. Your saying that it's good is nice to hear too. I had seen some videos that said that it COULD have herbicides gave me some apprehension about using it before though. Thanks for your reply. 😁

Aww thank we think so too, and he loves when we break out the cameras because then he knows it's time for him to help us! Thanks so much for watching!

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Thank you so much!

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@@sumaiya23036 Yea we definitely need more subscribers and more views.

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Hmm not sure I can recommend that but it's really good soil for your plants.

@@AskMrGreenthumbGardening There is a solution, which worked in the past, but chicken wire fence around a compost pile, and buy black-cow, and compost for a year or so, with leaves, etc. I used the end result, and it was impressive. The man that did it, also used lots of egg shells in his compost.