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I'm going to dehydrate my Jalapenos and turn them into powder this year. I use alot of Chilli powder in cooking, first time, wish me luck 😊

Do you plan to do a “how to overwinter your jalapeño” video?

Such a bountiful crop.

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I’ve experimented with healing them and bearing them sideways and leaving them the way they grow in the tray. And everything that I’ve seen tells me it really doesn’t make a difference in the growth.

Exciting! My fig tree hasn’t produced fruit yet. I’m hoping it will later this year.

Hi there, nice video! I saw the same thing happening in Jan for me with the tomatoes (too much rain, fruit flies invasion and struggling new seedlings) i also noticed some new seedling getting leaf spots very early due to the fact that I left some old plants near by. That could be why yours are also struggling.

Hi love the updates, What variety tomatoes do you plant?

Do you typically plant in early Feb? I'm in bris but this seems early?

That’s awesome we’ll done

Hi Anthony! Last year in early Sept I planted a bunch of corn (heirloom: silvermine) and did them in clusters, very close together. I fed and watered them really well, and they came through at 2.5m high and with two cobs per stalk. Alas, my last seeding of broccoli and cauliflower had one success! So annoying! I've been intending to plant the next round for a week now, but kept forgetting. I'll go do it today, then... Thanks again for the video and the updates on what you do!

Welcome back Anthony! Love the tip about mowing the corn stalks! I’ll be using that one! 👌🏼

Great content, Sydney Backyard Veggies. Looking forward to your next upload from you. I smashed the thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the fantastic work! Your approach to managing those tomato plants after your time away is really insightful. Have you considered any specific companion plants that could help deter those sap-sucking pests in the future?

Hi Anthony. Thank you for showing your patch when it’s not in a gardening book pristine state. It’s good to have realistic views of gardening life. 😊

Hi Anthony, good to see you back safe and sound. I agree with you about Jackson beans. I grew them last year and had the same result, so I went back to my old favorite Gourmet Delight. We've had some real crazy weather while you were away. Extreme heat and storms. As a result, I lost some of my seedlings. I have to start my onions again (dumb dumb here left them out in the heat and forgot about them). Well, I guess that's gardening. Cheers

Hi Anthony, so pleased you had a good trip. Looking a little tired, that jet lag is a killer, glad to have you back. You are fortunate to have family who will look after things while you are away.

Hi Anthony. 42 degrees in Adelaide today. My garden looks like it's been hit by a blowtorch. Have lost most of my capsicum fruits but at least the plants are still okay. Now have to wait for flower/fruit again. My cucumbers have been fried, tomatoes cooked, corn scorched. The only things that are still okay are my pumpkins and watermelons. So much hard work gone in a few hours. I now know why I used to stop gardening in late summer. (Soil was still damp so could not do anything to save the garden) Good to see your garden is surviving very changeable weather. Have a great week mate.

Hi mate, you've got me very curious about applying epsom salts! First time tomato grower here, and my entire crop (15 plants) all copped verticillium wilt (one of the wilting diseases at least). The thing I am confused about is, it seemed like each plant continued to out grow the disease. I'd say the top 30CM of the plant continued to stay green and grow taller, then the rest of the plant was just cooked, no branches or leaves. Is this normal? I applied copper fungicide way too late, but I think next year I will start spraying the seedlings from the get go!

Great harvest .its great to go away when u can to clear u mind now back to work

Welcome back and hope your're nice and rested, the garden looks wonderful as always.🏝🏖🏝

Hi Anthony......I am wondering why you get so many weeds............I never have that sort of regrowth of weeds.

Hi Anthony. My brassica seedlings are at a similar stage to yours (because I'm copying your schedule haha), but they're getting a lot of leaf miner damage. Do you think I should pull off the affected leaves to try to stop it spreading, even though that will slow down the progress of my seedlings quite a lot? Or should I just leave them be, and hope the leaf miners don't harm them too much?

I hope you had a good holiday. your veg garden looks great. It is amazing how quick plants can grow over a couple of weeks.

hi Anthony good to see ya back mate

Isn’t it too late for tomatoes in Sydney? Mine are well and truly finished

Mate you sound out of breath are you ok ?? I'm a bit worried

Welcome back mate. Hope you & your family had a great time overseas. Talk about weeds. WOW! They just thrive in heat & rain. Just came inside after doing some weeding. Still a lot more to do. My tomatoes R in pots 3 San Marzano & 2 cherry tomatoes. They R doing well, except 1 cherry is stunted. I have dill planted with it & wonder if this is not a good companion. What is your opinion? Your tomatoes look good. I'lll be surprised if they don't take off. 👍

Need some flowers in your garden to protect your plants before there is nothing left

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Do pumpkins get affected by fruit fly?

The sfx are very loud & unnecessary

Sorry you have to deal with fruit fly. I am currently harvesting round 2 of Tommietoe, Roma and Tiger Tomatoes. This second crop is often larger than the first. Your corn looks great. I just harvested my first 2 watermelons. So sweet and juicy. Even the rind was sweet. Still have at least 4 to go. I know 100mm rain is too much but here in Adelaide it has not rained for months. I am getting very sick of watering with no "rain breaks". Thanks for your video Anthony.

Hey Anthony great update as per usual. Any tips to avoid cooking young seedlings in this heat? It’s a fine line between leggyness and scorching the seedlings in the sun. I have just had to replant seedlings I left out and cooked in the sun 😂

What is the difference in doing this on vertical vs horizontal strings?

mad to see a productive garden in Sydney, great work man!

I just love pruning, and you can clearly see how it opens everything up and promotes good air flow. Nice work, thank you 🙏🏽🌱🍅

Oiii mate!! You can send some of that rain down to Adelaide thanks!! Stop hogging it all!! LOL!!

Thanks for sharing your garden with us, your timing has really helped me get some good harvests this year, and I have a better idea of how to manage the timing of my plantings myself! I've been very successful with planned tomatoes and corn, not so much with the cucumbers and only one zucchini survived to produce anything! I hope to continue following your timetable for planting through the autumn and winter - I've never been very successful with brassicas, so maybe your advice will change that! Travel safely!

Hi Anthony, great advice again thank you. Can you tell me what you do for blossom rot, is lack of calcium really the problem? Should I try epsom salts too? Great advice for the corn too.

random thing is use a spray of 50/50 no sugar soft drink and water to keep pests away the aspartame will keep all bugs away and it will over take all chemical markers that bring in pests and pollinators they have done this in india for some time now to make it cheaper as pesticides are costly

Nice update Anthony! The corn is looking amazing! I always wondered if opening the corn a little to check it damaged it all so thanks do that tip! I can’t wait for the weather to cool down up here in Brissy so I can get the brassicas going! ☺️

Nice video..

Hi Anthony, I'm in Adelaide, and I thought it was too soon to start Brassicas. Will they struggle with the February heat?

Well you can’t win in Oz hey sometimes too hot no rain too much rain or not the right weather conditions like too humid that’s when the insects / bugs love the conditions , but it’s all called gardening 🌱👒🙌 I follow your channel you are only roughly 3 to 4 hours away 😉 love your channel thank you so much for your lessons in all that you do I look forward to heaps more great to see us Aussies out there doing our thing great stuff 🥰 from port Macquarie 🇦🇺🐨🦘Karen

Hi Anthony, great update. As per your advice I started my brassica seedlings as well this week. Looks like they are just starting to germinate. Also planted a tray of onions, nothing there yet. Same as you my first round of tomatoes and cucumbers have come to an end, and I need to remove them, but the weather has not been our friend. I'm sure your boys will look after the garden when you are away. Cheers

Your garden's doing well and mine's doing better, out front at least. The veggie garden out back had gone to seed and will come to life in the cooler months. Lots to clean up out there but not today as it's grass cutting day and that usually wipes out my energy.

Hi Anthony, love the update. I am having the same problems with my tomato seedlings, with the erratic weather and all the rain diseases seem to be a major problem I will give your trick with epsom salts a go, fingers crossed. Jacqui

Good stuff mate, I’ll have to start thinking about cool season veg too.

Great update video my friend 🌱