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I'm having the same problem. I used this last year on 3 zones and now I want 2 zones and when I hook it up the 2 would cycle when set but the two not set just gush out water. I've tried to set it 3 times.

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I used mine for 2 summer seasons (May-Sept) with the same energizer double AA batteries. But it will depend how often the unit is watering and the quality of the batteries.

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I don't know. sorry

I really like them too. Thanks for the comment!

I am not an expert on the flowers. But I did have some pollination issues last year with Zucchini. My best advice would be to plant multiple plants going forward if you can. So there are better chances of male and female flowers open at the same time.

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I'm not sure why your mother plants are dying after you plant runners. The mother plant should live for many seasons. Some varieties the mother plant will eventually producing less and less berries. But that would take multiple seasons. As for death, I am not sure why that is happening to your plants.

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You'll need to train them to grow up it by securing them to the pole. as the main stem grows the blooms will occur higher up

It's your choice, if you for sure want extra strawberry plants, I would wait. If you are ok risking the daughters plants dying you could cut now. Runners can die if you cut the link to the mother plant too early, so be aware of that. After 2 weeks of root formation in the soil the new daughters plants should be fine to be cut though.

What exactly kind of soil are you using and what is the best fertilizer or food? Big Thanks, Beautiful plants

@@bethstetson1145 The main plant is in the soil it came with So I am not sure. For my other plants with repotting I usually use a brand called Promix. For fertilizer im using miracle grow that i mix with water for my potted plants

That is true, but that wasn't the goal of the video. It's a great idea for another video to make when I grow them next. Thank you

You would still have to keep an eye out for vine borers, but! It will be easier to manage this way. You'll be able to see eggs earlier on and you could inject BT at the base as a preventative if you've gone past egg-squishing stage.

I haven't encountered them in my garden yet. I hope I never do.

@@mikesyarden3187 They're gnarly little buggers. I'm a transplant from the midwest and finally after living here in Florida for a decade, I took up gardening again. Failed my first year but succeeded this year.. up until the borers. Better educated to move forward now though. They won't get me with this next batch! This method will certainly help fight them.

@@DangitLacie Best of luck! I'll have to keep my eye out incase one ever shows up! Thanks

They sprout in May/June and go until frost, usually Sept/Oct

Yea you have to be ontop of it. The plant sure grows fast.

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I don't have a specific brand I recommend. I suggest going to your local garden center and getting a good quality soaker hose, good quality ones will be thick walled, metal connectors and be more expensive. If you get a decent quality one, it will have even water distribution throughout the hose and be tough enough to last many seasons

I got them at dollarama

You can take them out which is best. Or till around them and do your best not to hit them. Taking them out is pretty fast, putting them is a bit of work, but will still save you time vs hand watering all summer.

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yea doing it from the start and being consistent so you dont need to bend the stem really helps. Otherwise there is a risk of snapping

@@mikesyarden3187 How do you do it from the start? My plants are just a few weeks old, the main stems are short so I'm wondering how I can do this...

@@cheesekake1841 Stick a sturdy stake in the ground at least a foot or two deep. Right beside the plant, you can do it now. Make sure you don't damage the plant when you do this. Then start attaching the main stem to the stake. Be careful when doing this, you don't want to snap off the stem.

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You don't need to bury them. But the sun will slowly damage the hoses over a long period of time and that's 1 reason why they should be buried, especially if they would be in direct sun for most of the day. Mulch would give me protection from evaporation as well, and that's what I would do for a flower garden. But this is my vegetable garden and I don't want mulch in it because of the large chunks of wood in mulch.

I’m glad you mentioned the differences in quality and performance between various soaker hoses. Several years ago I tried the ones from Home Depot but the watering was so uneven along the length of the hose. I might try again with a better quality soaker hose. TFS!

@@kaylakitty3814 yea, the quality of the hoses can make a huge difference. Thanks for the feedback

some of them are starting to be affected by powdery mildew

Zucchini leaves have white dots and white streaks in there leafs this is not powdery mildew. As the leaves age and weaken the powdery mildew usually develops. In my experience always. The white is then powdery and dull. Mike is correct. And you are correct that not all white on the leaves is mildew.

It is powdery mildew

ya that one was an accident. I do eat them when they are bigger. I don't mind it

@@mikesyarden3187 atleast you can save the seeds if you let it grow.

@@billyd7628 That's true :)

Sounds great. once it starts getting taller you may need to support it a bit more. Mine definitely outgrew the size of a regular tomato cage by the end of the season

It is a bit confusing. it is suppose to be set at 1 (every day), if you set it to 7 it will water every 7 days (once a week)

@@mikesyarden3187 thank you so much... i changed it to 1 and hopefully it waters everyday

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no problem. It took me a while to figure it out. Glad this helped. Thank you