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@CHEVYCAMARO4GEN -- I could send you a few cuttings. If you're interested, email me at marion@gardenerscoach.com. It would have to be later so they don't freeze though,

I pruned her just a touch, to give my friend who grows a jungle I’d plants 🪴 in the dental 🦷 office she manages 😊

You are most welcome. Often times we turn to bottles and boxes and powders of things to fix plant 🌱 problems, when in many cases the solution is in the ground beneath our feet. 👣

So I can offer suggestions, i need a little more info-For example… Were they growing indoors or outside? Fertilizer? Light?

Thank you very much, May you be blessed every day in 2025. And gotta love those onions, right???

Yes, the very same when you start from sets. Remember, check on them frequently after you transplant the seedlings or sets to make sure the roots are taking hold. It may take a couple weeks.

Thank you, kindly. May your 2025 be filled with joy and true happiness.

And to you, too. A 2025 where you dreams are fulfilled and people are blessed by your presence.

Thank you... they are near and dear to my heart. I look forward to seeing them every spring. I'm doing a live presentation in February and I'll be singing the praises of bumblebees and encouraging folks to do what they can to help them.

Thank you kindly.

You are so very welcome! It really does work. And I’m looking forward to starting my next crop. keep me posted on how they work for you. Have a great rest of your week, from Kodiak, Alaska!❤️🙏🏼❤️

@@TheUpBeetGardener I’m going to try 3 different varieties ( big kahuna, tender green & bush blue lake 274) I’ll keep you posted and thanks again ! Hope you also have a good rest of your week !

Yeah, and you need to be really careful around potatoes. So many eyes, they see most everything! 🤣

Agreed on the pebbles. Love the “Honey!!!…” thanks for your comment, and the laugh! Have a great rest of your week. Cheers from Kodiak, Alaska.

My prayers🙏🏼 of success go with your seedlings and your efforts to help them grow healthy and strong ❤️

@@TheUpBeetGardener aww tysm dear 🥰

Oh how funny 😆. But no, living on the ocean here in Kodiak, Alaska, home to puffins, salmon and bears, I’m pretty sensitive to that. ❤️

G’day from Alaska! From my winter ❄️ to your summer ☀️. We visited friends in Taz and south of Melbourne. Loved the hospitality and as a photographer, too, the amazing landscapes, gardens, birds… Glad you enjoyed the eggsperiment. 💕Do you make compost for your garden?🌱

And a blessing-filled New Year🙏🏼

Hello back to you from Kodiak. Beautiful crescent 🌙 moon this morning. Good question! I sometimes feed during blooming but not much. I don’t fuss too much over it. Rather, I try to emulate their original home which is in tropical jungles - which provides organic year round. Make sense?

Ah fun. Kodiak Island, Alaska is just a little due north of Hawaii 🥰

And very berry happy New Year. 🎊

Thank you, and may your 2025 be filled with blessings.

Yup, literally cool. Gotta respect what plants can do. 🤣

… and to a joy-filled New Year. 😊❤️

Thank you, Sharon. Here’s to happy gardening in 2025 and beyond 🦋🪴❤️

Thank you, Deidre. Be healthy and happy.

And a wheelbarrow of blessings to you❤️

Merry Christmas 🎄 with blessings of ever-new joy ❤️🙏🏼❤️

You are most welcome and yes, it’s the real deal. It’s a lesson and I learned a long time ago so I’m sharing it with you. Have a great rest of your week.😊

With wheelbarrows overflowing with ever-new joy (and compost!) ❤️😊🙏🏼

Thank you Kassidy. And happy gardening in 2025. 🌱🌱🌱

And happy gardening in 2025!!!

You mean to water it or_____? Just curious… I’ve never been asked that one 😊

I’m excited for you, too. Since growing Amaryllis flowers I’ve come to really appreciate them. Now my collection pretty much blooms when they want which is most of the year!

​@@TheUpBeetGardener Oh no! I put the dirt in the pot and it never has broken up. I think the dirt is no good.

@@girlygirlwoman Can you give me a little more info? Not sure what you mean by putting the dirt in the pot and it has never broken up. It would help me understand...

Thanks, I learn something new every day. I have an Easter cactus with rounded tips. The plant is doing really well, but after a couple years, I still don’t have blooms.

Hi, from the very person in the video. To make this video, I set up my phone on a tripod, and then kneeled next to one of my raised beds in Kodiak Alaska. Home to coastal brown bears, eagles,🦅 and whales that pass by next to my seaside garden. The secret is to to grow healthy seedlings, in soil that is rich and well draining. Onions are big feeders, and root growth is extremely important, actually for all plants. Here in Kodiak, because we’re a high latitude location, we grow long day on onions. During the summer, it begins to get light at 3 AM, and doesn’t really get dark until 1 AM. So onions have a lot of light. If I bury the seedling too deep, all I end up with are onions that look like leeks, no bulbs, just a little white and big tops. Does that make sense?

I turn it often so there’s little to no smell. And I’ve found it’s important to have lots of leaves to fluff up the food scraps so they do t get slimey and stinky. 😊👍

Tell your grandma I love her!!!

Yes, watering from the bottom is best for mature plants; at the top for seedlings 🌱, cuttings and other young plants. As for your urine, by the time you dilute it, the meds aren’t an issue. 😊

Merry Christmas 🎄 Rebecca! ❤️🙏🏼🦋

Hi... it's Marion and I finally found the video I wanted to share with you so you can be confident when you transplant your special Christmas cactus plants. Here is the link which describes the process. I hope it helps. Merry Christmas! ua-cam.com/video/x6LGXH8MdLw/v-deo.htmlsi=dFAvrVuQFY4Q8gjw

From my garden and home in Kodiak, Alaska... I hope it was helpful.

If the seaweed is finely shredded (thanks to nature's Cuisinart!), I add it directly to the garden. But I also compost it, too. Where I do NOT add it directly is in the hoophouse/high tunnel. That's because I don't remove the plastic cover every winter. And so, the salts from the seaweed would build up over time. And yes, all seaweeds are useable... but the bigger fronds (leaves) can take longer to break down. Does that help?

Thank you! I really want to visit the gardens in Edinburgh, which, by the way, is nearly the same latitude as Kodiak, Alaska where I live. Do you have a garden by the sea, or at least access to seaweed?

Agree! It's tough, yes, with a strong, continuous lobbying effort from chemical companies. In addition to this channel, I write a weekly garden column. For almost 30 years now, and I'm sure my readers tire of me preaching organic. But it doesn't bother me. Keep up the good work!

@@TheUpBeetGardener I"l never tire of your wisdom. It's much appreciated

Oh, my... yes! I wish I'd known about how important pH was when I first started gardening some 40 years ago. I would have saved a lot of time trying to figure out which plants needed what. We're so sucked in to N P and K that pH is often overlooked. Have a one-derful week! 😊

You are MOST welcome 🙏🏼. My highest goal is to be of service. 😊