I'm in north Florida and planted my Roselle directly in July. They grew to 10' tall and 5'wide. They had so many calyxes that I have dried enough for a year from 9 plants! I found the more you pick, the more you grow but wait until the calyxes are about 2" long. I did try to eat the leaves but really sour. I will forever plant Roselle as the most giving plant ever. The tea is easy - both hot or cold is so tasty. They survived and bloomed until the first frost. The stems I finally cut off before the first frost, dried in a flower vase and I'm still looking at them. Full of seeds but also gorgeous in flower arrangements. Next year I'm going to try a wreath. No bugs, no disease and fruit that is packed with nutritioon and has way more Vitamin C that citrus! Listen to your Dad - don't plant the seeds early! I'd suggest April or May for second summer planting!
Placed an order and it was a perfect transaction! Ordered our seed potatoes (shipping later) and other seeds that we already received! Purchased tomato cages last year that are fabulous and worked great! You've got a new regular customer!
Thank you for taking the time to produce the Row by Row shows, I always enjoy watching. By the way, I have made several purchases from y'all and I get my order quickly. Thank you for the services that you provide. God Bless.
@Hoss Tools We always get our items fast also, and that you all answer questions without making the customer feel stupid or uneducated when I ask a question. God bless all the hard workers that keep hoss tools going daily , especially right now , I bought a lot with my big onions haul - planting my potatoes once the rain stops. "So looking 4ward to our home grown Potatoes , onions , 19 varieties of different Tomatoes plus making my sweet potato slips. Thank you also for putting out the MADE IN USA POTATO & CARROT SCRUBER , CLEANER . BUG HUGS Mrs Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Travis and Greg, you talked about the scramble to get orders filled and what is looking to be another crazy year with orders and suppliers. I have to compliment the whole company and your customer service. I placed an order yesterday morning and by early afternoon I had received confirmation emails that all of my order was shipped. Great work Boys! Thank you.
I was one of those people that contributed to your seed and tater rush! Got them right away to and can't wait to get started! Just waiting on my taters.🍉🍅🍆🥔🥕🌽🌶🥒🥦
Learned from last year. Did inventory of my seeds and placed my order early December. It is encouraging to see so many people interested in growing their own food!
I was one of those orders this week and my drip irrigation kit for here quick enough. Thank y'all for your efforts and then you to all those that work with y'all. I got my most of my seeds for spring but you ain't wrong about shortages. I'm having real trouble getting a good kentucky wonder or another heirloom pole bean. I should have saved seeds last year.
I'm impressed- I made a hefty order with y'all last week, and it came promptly, and you weren't out of stock of most anything! On another note, your no-till experiment has me facepalming lol. No-tilling will not just magically mean you don't need fertilizer lmao. Feel free to message me for details on how to actually do it. In any case, really impressed with your seed business!
Awesome job Guys! Glad to subscribe to your channel. Im a new creator on UA-cam and get so excited seeing people interested in planting! May your harvests be bountiful!
I planted some calendula in late summer and those flower survived being under snow for a few days. Your channel introduced me to this flower! I am a huge fan. I have to learn how to make salve from the flowers.
When talking about seed saving; what seed varieties can or can't you save? (Hybrid vs cross pollination) Thanks so much for the time you put into sharing your knowledge with all of us. Stephanie
You can save hybrid seed, but the plant that results is not likely to be true to variety. Only open-pollinated seeds can be saved and will be true to variety.
@@gardeningwithhoss I have heard rumor that if you save a hybrid plant seed, you have the possibility of growing something that could turn poisonous? Is that even a real thing
Thanks for all your hard work!! Going above and beyond to get everyone’s orders out when you got slammed so hard with no notice! And of course for all the informational videos 💐
When transplanting tomatoes, it is recommended that you cut the bottom leaves off and bury the plant deep. Supposedly this is better for the tomatoes and helps establish more roots. Should you bury a determinate tomato as deep as an indeterminate? (Since the determinates have a shorter main stem) Thanks, L. Martinez
I ordered a pretty big order of seeds yesterday morning and right after lunch I got a notification that it was shipped! Great first experience! Love the channel!
King of the Garden Lima I grew them for the first time last year we love them big O bean they grow and grow.as always love y’all s video s and Row by Row show
Thank you for your fast shipping. Seeds and tomato cages came this week. Found you last year when my regular supplier (30 years!) cut me off since I was no longer commercial gardening. Their loss, permanently! Cilantro=Devil's weed; still plant it however since DH loves it.
We like the construction of the 162 cell seed trays but also like the size of the smaller 10x20" size trays. Have you considered offering 144 Cell 10×20″ Vegetable Propagation Tray version?
Greg that cilantro thing is true it tasts like soap to me. If celantro is in food I can tast even a small amount, it makes the whole dish tast like soap.
Hi Travis, I ordered this past weekend, y'all have the best customer service! My box came today and once again they musta dropped kicked my box from GA to MD. My order was just fine thankyou!
Since you mentioned sauerkraut you might like making the cabbages with carrots cilantro use rice wine vinegar and olive oil and some agave for a hint of sweet plus salt and pepper. I use it on my carnitas, and fish tacos and just by itself.
I was wondering if y'all will have any more of the Sun Sugar tomato seeds back in stock anytime soon? And if not what would be a suitable replacement? We are on the South Texas coast zone 9a. Looking for an all around good cherry tomato. We absolutely love the show. Thanks for sharing y'all's knowledge and skills with the world. ❤
Love what I’m Learning from you guys. I’m new to all this and just moved to where I can garden. But I would love to try the light set up. When will they be available? I would love a toad trip from SC and do some shopping
I think your orders have increased due to several video content makers that I watch are recommending your company for ordering their seeds for this spring. Even the potato seeds. You guys are highly recommended from these individuals. 😊😊😊😊😊
Here outside Chicago, I use electric metal conduit to hold the tomatoes. I grew goldmine beans last year. They were good. Are you going to have 1 and 5 pounds bags of borage? (To use as a cover crop)
I tried to get what I wanted to grow for this year for my family and it is the first time I have ordered seeds from you I normally get them from my local big box stores and I have had issue with the seeds all the time so I am trying your seeds in accordance with the way Danny and Wanda from deepsouth homestead. So I am expecting good thing
@@gardeningwithhoss I definitely will I am excited to grow them I started most of them today and I got them today I also have a 15 x7x7 greenhouses on the way to grow the greens In I am in zone 6b
Well I don’t have a good reason for my order this weekend other than I wanted to get my wildflower mix and you talked me into that mountain tomato on the last video 😬. Looking forward to what you put out for the hanging seed start lights. I have shelving ready and am looking for lights. Led sounds good.
Hello from Del-a-where?...Lol Is there anyway your customers can set up an account or save a wishlist on your site? I add so much to my cart and get distracted and when I close out of your site my cart is gone. Just a thought to help your customers addiction. Also can your drip irrigation be used for raise beds or would it be a waste since the kit covers so much? Could you do a smaller kit or a video for us small raised bed folks? P.S. Love your products and your show. You guys and your company are amazing!! Keep it up!
We are planning on doing a video about setting up drip irrigation for a raised bed. We got rid of the account feature when we redesigned our site last October, but that and a wishlist feature is on our list of things that customers need/want.
Another great video fellas!! Thanks for the info Please don’t forget us 9b zones, I imagine you have some viewers and buyers from my growing area. My last expected frost date is Feb 4th, IF we get one at all 🤦♀️ But I started my peppers 🌶 and eggplants 🍆 on Dec 20th and my tomatoes and herbs December 30th. All on heat mats and LED lights. (Might need to grab some of the new hanging lights you were talking about in the show )👍🏻 any idea when you might have them. It’s GO TIME for me here!! Started Probably about 700 plants, in your 162’s and some similar 242 trays. You think I’ll be okay on timing? Planning on getting them out there March 1st. We have such a short spring and it will be toasty 🥵 come July. 100+ degrees in central Cali Valley. Please tell me I didn’t jump the gun. 🤦♀️
I am starting my transplants from seed for the first time. I watched you on how to plant seeds and put the trays on a heat mat for germination. I am in 8b and will be using an unheated green house. When should I remove the heat mat?
I had ordered some seeds from Hoss Tool. They sent me the wrong seed. I emailed them and they corrected it right away. Came in a few days. I also ordered Seeds from the Competitor( who shut their web site down) on December 9th Still no seed. Hoss Tool is Amazing!! Thank you!!!
I have struggle with growing different kinds of seeds in a plug tray. Different germination rates, water, light, fertilizing needs and temperature requirements. I am thinking of cutting my tray into three parts. Also I have seen some rigid heavy duty 60 cell plug trays for sale, I might try them.
I just built a greenhouse and I have never done anything in a greenhouse before. I'm in south east Georgia. I'm growing vegetables for a few small restaurants and grocery stores. Any and all advice would be appreciated thank yall! Keep on keepin on
How do you guys feel about strawberries? Im in SE texas just north of Houston and there are some stores that are selling them ready for transplants but heard they dont really do well where I am. getting conflicting info. love the show and the channel, keep it up!
I’m not going to plant my tomatoes outside until they reach about 18-24 inches tall. That’s generally what I buy at the nursery in order to ensure they will produce enough prior to our first frost. This is the first year I’ve ever tried tomatoes from seed. Can someone please tell me around how long it takes to reach that height after seeds have germinated? I’m trying to figure out when to start the seeds. Thank you!
How do you plant corn in a small space? Do you have to have a certian amount of plants in rows, or can I just plant like 10 seeds and get a harvest? Probably a stupid question, but I really don't know. Thanks for your help
Row length is not as important as row number. We recommend planting at least three rows for adequate pollination. Some folks that plant smaller plantings will also hand pollinate by shaking the tassel so that the pollen falls to the silks.
Cabbage and Broccoli are starting to make small heads so these both need to be covered from freezing temps? Supposed to freeze in north Florida Saturday night - PLEASE ADVISE 🥦
@@gardeningwithhoss is there anyway y'all can talk about the differences between pole beans and bush beans and some of the difference between the different varieties. Yall are the bees knees of UA-cam channels. Keep up the great work.
I have never grown hybrid tomatoes before but this year after watching you I ordered the bella rosa and the sun gold. Can I save seeds from these hybrids or will I have to buy new seeds each year?
Hi guys, Happy to see the grow light product. I have some storage racks that I’m using with four ft led grow lights. The lights are 5000k so should be ok. Do you know what lumens and Kelvin you will offer. I’ll think we are going to see an explosion of gardeners in 2021. With all the craziness and unknown in our land people are preparing for the worse and not depending on others for their food. Just my crazy thought
Why don’t y’all make a cookbook or a recipe section on your website? Something simple based on what you grow season to season. Thank you for all y’all do to teach us and keep us growing.
We were actually planning on doing a "Row by Row Cookbook." And then COVID happened and we had to build a new building and it's just been crazy here since with no signs of slowing down. But we do want to do make one when we get a chance.
Im grateful for your fast shipping and hard work, I mean no disrespect but I ordered from BakerCreek on December 16th and I still have not gotten my order.
Couldn’t you have fed those cabbages with fish emulsion or other water soluble fertilizer injected through your injection system? Many no till people make compost tea or fish emulsion with or without kelp. Just a thought. Great show sir.
@@gardeningwithhoss great! That pleases me! I was thinking of how you dress daily in colors so I picked those scarves. I watched your show this evening. I can't get enough and I hope you saw my videos where I mention your program plus the fact new gardening items added to your site. Momma js gardening friends stretch across the map. I am very particular about my interests. I like it fresh, light hearted and informative. You have all of that (Greg and Travis). Looking forward to next week video to introduce my "call the fire department " sauce! It is really like by many and if a Mexican neighbor can believe it is enjoyable, full of flavor and full of heat... well I am pleased! I hope you feel the same as I hear you talk about like hot sauce. Stay blessed
Hey guys, I just happened to go to your site today looking to buy one of your 48-cell seed starting kits. The 48-cell kit and the deluxe kit are both showing "Out of stock" right now. I'm in middle GA, so I still have a few weeks before I need them for tomatoes and peppers, but I am starting to get a little nervous. Do y'all have a projected ETA on getting some more of those kits?
Waiting on more seed starting mix. There has been a shortage of that stuff since the COVID explosion early last year. We've been scrambling to just get what we can so we can build the kits.
How much trouble am I going to be? I planted my nightshades jan 1st. My Cherokee purples just popped up. I’ve never grown from seed before. I’m zone 8b in Central Valley California
You'll be fine. Just step them up to a bigger pot if they start to get root bound in the current cells and you're not ready for them to go in the ground.
Usually yellowing of leaves is one of two things -- too much water or some nutrient deficiency. Or this time of year, freezing temps can do it as well.
I always know I’m gonna get some good laughter from your show, and great advice. Thanks guys!!
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I'm in north Florida and planted my Roselle directly in July. They grew to 10' tall and 5'wide. They had so many calyxes that I have dried enough for a year from 9 plants! I found the more you pick, the more you grow but wait until the calyxes are about 2" long. I did try to eat the leaves but really sour. I will forever plant Roselle as the most giving plant ever. The tea is easy - both hot or cold is so tasty. They survived and bloomed until the first frost. The stems I finally cut off before the first frost, dried in a flower vase and I'm still looking at them. Full of seeds but also gorgeous in flower arrangements. Next year I'm going to try a wreath. No bugs, no disease and fruit that is packed with nutritioon and has way more Vitamin C that citrus! Listen to your Dad - don't plant the seeds early! I'd suggest April or May for second summer planting!
Thanks for the tip!
You guys are the highlight of my week.
Thanks Clint!
Placed an order and it was a perfect transaction! Ordered our seed potatoes (shipping later) and other seeds that we already received! Purchased tomato cages last year that are fabulous and worked great! You've got a new regular customer!
Thanks for your order JK! We'll be here when you need us!
You really have no competition..Ya'll are the best!!
Thanks Opal! We really appreciate the support!
Hoss always gets my orders out super fast . Thanks
Thanks for being a great customer Dana!
Made an order yesterday for drip kit about noon, arrived today at 2 . Fantastic service!!!!
Thanks for your order Brian!
It’s nice to hear your advice. Oh I’m a cilantro hater, I use parsley instead.
You showed up in my feed. You two are great! Following 😁
Strawberry popcorn is great! It also can be ground into corn meal
Good to know!
If anyone ever asks you how long seeds are viable, Im growing some Bella Rosas that I just planted a few weeks ago. The date on them is 2015.
I am so glad I found y’all! Placed my order and I can’t wait to get started! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and trials and errors with us!!
We're so glad you found us too! Thanks for your order!
Thank you for taking the time to produce the Row by Row shows, I always enjoy watching. By the way, I have made several purchases from y'all and
I get my order quickly. Thank you for the services that you provide. God Bless.
We appreciate your continued business! Don't keep us a secret!
@Hoss Tools We always get our items fast also, and that you all answer questions without making the customer feel stupid or uneducated when I ask a question.
God bless all the hard workers that keep hoss tools going daily , especially right now , I bought a lot with my big onions haul - planting my potatoes once the rain stops. "So looking 4ward to our home grown Potatoes , onions , 19 varieties of different Tomatoes plus making my sweet potato slips.
Thank you also for putting out the MADE IN USA
POTATO & CARROT SCRUBER , CLEANER .
BUG HUGS
Mrs Josette Tharp Montgomery County, Texas 🙏🏻
Great, timely show. Those cages you sell are great! Easy in, no tipping/collapse and easy to store.
Thanks for watching Rebecca! Glad you enjoy the cages as much as we do!
Travis and Greg, you talked about the scramble to get orders filled and what is looking to be another crazy year with orders and suppliers. I have to compliment the whole company and your customer service. I placed an order yesterday morning and by early afternoon I had received confirmation emails that all of my order was shipped. Great work Boys! Thank you.
Thanks for your order Randy!
I was one of those people that contributed to your seed and tater rush! Got them right away to and can't wait to get started! Just waiting on my taters.🍉🍅🍆🥔🥕🌽🌶🥒🥦
Thanks for your order!
Learned from last year. Did inventory of my seeds and placed my order early December. It is encouraging to see so many people interested in growing their own food!
Sure is!
Have a good day.
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I was one of those orders this week and my drip irrigation kit for here quick enough.
Thank y'all for your efforts and then you to all those that work with y'all.
I got my most of my seeds for spring but you ain't wrong about shortages.
I'm having real trouble getting a good kentucky wonder or another heirloom pole bean.
I should have saved seeds last year.
Thanks for your order Chuck! We should be getting more pole beans within the next month or so.
I'm impressed- I made a hefty order with y'all last week, and it came promptly, and you weren't out of stock of most anything! On another note, your no-till experiment has me facepalming lol. No-tilling will not just magically mean you don't need fertilizer lmao. Feel free to message me for details on how to actually do it. In any case, really impressed with your seed business!
Thanks for your order Colin. The no-till plot is a work in progress for sure!
I was one of em that made your weekend rush. Weed n seed deal, attachments and seeds. Top quality and haven't even used em but love em already
Thanks for your order Chuck!
New building is exciting! Great time for expansion. The sky is the limit for y'all.
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Awesome job Guys! Glad to subscribe to your channel. Im a new creator on UA-cam and get so excited seeing people interested in planting! May your harvests be bountiful!
Best of luck with your new channel!
I planted some calendula in late summer and those flower survived being under snow for a few days. Your channel introduced me to this flower! I am a huge fan. I have to learn how to make salve from the flowers.
It's a great flower variety! Glad you like it!
When talking about seed saving; what seed varieties can or can't you save? (Hybrid vs cross pollination)
Thanks so much for the time you put into sharing your knowledge with all of us.
Stephanie
You can save hybrid seed, but the plant that results is not likely to be true to variety. Only open-pollinated seeds can be saved and will be true to variety.
@@gardeningwithhoss I have heard rumor that if you save a hybrid plant seed, you have the possibility of growing something that could turn poisonous? Is that even a real thing
Don't see how that could happen.
Travis.....Can or have you made a short video on how you utilize heat mats for germination in your seed trays? Thanks.
Stay tuned tomorrow morning at 8:00am EST.
I used to hate cilantro. now i like it. same with rosemary
Greg, you packed my irrigation parts order! Thank you. It came in record time!
Our pleasure!
I came by January 4th and saw the new building looks great and I think you will have enough room for the next few years, good show as usual
Let's hope so.
Thanks for all your hard work!! Going above and beyond to get everyone’s orders out when you got slammed so hard with no notice! And of course for all the informational videos 💐
When transplanting tomatoes, it is recommended that you cut the bottom leaves off and bury the plant deep. Supposedly this is better for the tomatoes and helps establish more roots. Should you bury a determinate tomato as deep as an indeterminate? (Since the determinates have a shorter main stem)
Thanks, L. Martinez
You can bury them equally as deep.
I was just starting to plan out my seed starting today! Thanks y'all!
PS, throw a little dash of balsamic vinegar in that slaw, so good!
Great idea!
very informative and helpful videos. ordered my first seeds from hoss a week ago.
Thanks for your order Edward!
I ordered a pretty big order of seeds yesterday morning and right after lunch I got a notification that it was shipped! Great first experience! Love the channel!
Thanks for your order Kevin!
Do you guys have your own compost pile at your farm or could you do a video of starting your own on your homestead?
We don't make our own compost. We buy ours from a local cotton gin.
King of the Garden Lima I grew them for the first time last year we love them big O bean they grow and grow.as always love y’all s video s and Row by Row show
Good to know. We can't wait to try them as well!
Mine didn't do well at all. I planted them in two different places. I didn't get enough beans for a mess (pan full).
Thank you for your fast shipping. Seeds and tomato cages came this week. Found you last year when my regular supplier (30 years!) cut me off since I was no longer commercial gardening. Their loss, permanently! Cilantro=Devil's weed; still plant it however since DH loves it.
Glad to have you as a customer! We'll be here when you need us!
Love me some homegrown popcorn best taste.
We like the construction of the 162 cell seed trays but also like the size of the smaller 10x20" size trays. Have you considered offering 144 Cell 10×20″ Vegetable Propagation Tray version?
It's always possible. I don't think our supplier makes these in a 10x20 version, but I can check.
Thanks again for all your help it is so appreciate it , 👍🏼
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You HAVE to use Duke's!! It's a Southern thing! I bet your slaw is great on fish tacos!
oh yeah it is!
Y'all are a trip! Lots of great info! Love the show! 👍🏿👍🏿
Greg that cilantro thing is true it tasts like soap to me. If celantro is in food I can tast even a small amount, it makes the whole dish tast like soap.
Thanks for cabbage slaw recipe, tried it and loved it. Keep up good work, luv your videos.
Glad you liked it! I've gotta make some more myself!
Hi Travis, I ordered this past weekend, y'all have the best customer service! My box came today and once again they musta dropped kicked my box from GA to MD. My order was just fine thankyou!
Those UPS guys can be pretty rough on our boxes.
You are the best at getting orders out fast! I got mine within 3 days of ordering and I am in CA. Love your seed shop!!
Thanks for being a great customer!
Sent out orders to five different seed companies last day of the year. Yours got here first.
Since you mentioned sauerkraut you might like making the cabbages with carrots cilantro use rice wine vinegar and olive oil and some agave for a hint of sweet plus salt and pepper. I use it on my carnitas, and fish tacos and just by itself.
Sounds yum!
@@gardeningwithhoss 4 tablespoons of olive oil, 4 of rice wine vinegar, 1 or 2 tablespoons of agave, 1 lime squeezed, salt and pepper
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I loved this video b/c of the details you gave. Thanks for the tips, particularly on the corn.
Our pleasure!
I was wondering if y'all will have any more of the Sun Sugar tomato seeds back in stock anytime soon? And if not what would be a suitable replacement? We are on the South Texas coast zone 9a. Looking for an all around good cherry tomato. We absolutely love the show. Thanks for sharing y'all's knowledge and skills with the world. ❤
We have some on order. Waiting to receive them and get them packed. Sun Gold is a very suitable replacement.
Holy crap I didn't realize ya'll were so close! Valdosta area and sooo proud to support ya'll! I'm going to make my first order today!
Not far at all! We'll be here when you need us!
Thanks for leaving a comment! It made my day. 👍🏽 I had to Screenshot it to send to my husband I was so excited!
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I've got my order in and I can't wait to receive it! Although not wanting to do much planting in this weather we have been having 🥶
Love what I’m Learning from you guys. I’m new to all this and just moved to where I can garden. But I would love to try the light set up. When will they be available? I would love a toad trip from SC and do some shopping
Hopefully sometime in February. They're made in England and international cargo can be a bit unpredictable at times as far as delivery dates go.
You guys rock. I ordered seeds on Thursday and yall shipped them the same day.
Thanks for your order Billy!
I think your orders have increased due to several video content makers that I watch are recommending your company for ordering their seeds for this spring. Even the potato seeds. You guys are highly recommended from these individuals. 😊😊😊😊😊
That certainly always helps. We are very appreciative of the content creators who help spread the word about us.
Here outside Chicago, I use electric metal conduit to hold the tomatoes.
I grew goldmine beans last year. They were good. Are you going to have 1 and 5 pounds bags of borage? (To use as a cover crop)
Yes we hope to add larger sizes of quite a few things as soon as we get our new warehouse finished.
Dukes Mayo is thee best! They finally brought it to Az and I stock up every time I go to the store. I’ve never liked Mayo. But I do love duke’s Mayo.
Good stuff!
Thank you guys for all your very informative videos they have helped me tremendously 👍
Thanks for watching, Indiana Bob!
I tried to get what I wanted to grow for this year for my family and it is the first time I have ordered seeds from you I normally get them from my local big box stores and I have had issue with the seeds all the time so I am trying your seeds in accordance with the way Danny and Wanda from deepsouth homestead. So I am expecting good thing
Let us know how you like them!
@@gardeningwithhoss I definitely will I am excited to grow them I started most of them today and I got them today I also have a 15 x7x7 greenhouses on the way to grow the greens In I am in zone 6b
Excited to see the results of them
Travis, what about beans? When would you sow your beans?
We don't transplant beans. We'll direct seed those in the ground when the risk of frost has passed.
Well I don’t have a good reason for my order this weekend other than I wanted to get my wildflower mix and you talked me into that mountain tomato on the last video 😬. Looking forward to what you put out for the hanging seed start lights. I have shelving ready and am looking for lights. Led sounds good.
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That's perfect size cabbages for 2. Just enough for 1 or 2 meals
Do you use 20-20-20 on your seed starting trays? How much & how often? What is your water & fertilizer schedule for seed starting?
Yes. Mix a teaspoon per gallon of water and fertilizer 2x a week once the seedlings have their second set of leaves, aka true leaves.
An idea for one of your plots to try.
Alfalfa pellets from the feed store.
Might have to try that. Have heard many folks mention it.
Hello from Del-a-where?...Lol Is there anyway your customers can set up an account or save a wishlist on your site? I add so much to my cart and get distracted and when I close out of your site my cart is gone. Just a thought to help your customers addiction. Also can your drip irrigation be used for raise beds or would it be a waste since the kit covers so much? Could you do a smaller kit or a video for us small raised bed folks? P.S. Love your products and your show. You guys and your company are amazing!! Keep it up!
We are planning on doing a video about setting up drip irrigation for a raised bed.
We got rid of the account feature when we redesigned our site last October, but that and a wishlist feature is on our list of things that customers need/want.
Another great video fellas!!
Thanks for the info
Please don’t forget us 9b zones, I imagine you have some viewers and buyers from my growing area.
My last expected frost date is Feb 4th, IF we get one at all 🤦♀️
But I started my peppers 🌶 and eggplants 🍆 on Dec 20th and my tomatoes and herbs December 30th. All on heat mats and LED lights. (Might need to grab some of the new hanging lights you were talking about in the show )👍🏻 any idea when you might have them. It’s GO TIME for me here!!
Started Probably about 700 plants, in your 162’s and some similar 242 trays. You think I’ll be okay on timing? Planning on getting them out there March 1st. We have such a short spring and it will be toasty 🥵 come July. 100+ degrees in central Cali Valley. Please tell me I didn’t jump the gun. 🤦♀️
Sounds like you're good to go!
@@gardeningwithhoss whew 😅 thanks!!
Sent over by Adler Farms. I am looking forward to your channel!
Welcome! Glad you found us!
I am starting my transplants from seed for the first time. I watched you on how to plant seeds and put the trays on a heat mat for germination. I am in 8b and will be using an unheated green house. When should I remove the heat mat?
You can usually remove them from the heat mat once they're up and have the second set of leaves.
What is the fertilizer schedule for the baby plants? And what type of fertilizer do u use?
Once the plants have their second set of leaves, aka "true leaves," mix 1 tablespoon of 20-20-20 per gallon of water and fertilize 2x a week.
I just ordered some borage for the bees mainly
They'll love it!
I had ordered some seeds from Hoss Tool. They sent me the wrong seed. I emailed them and they corrected it right away. Came in a few days. I also ordered Seeds from the Competitor( who shut their web site down) on December 9th Still no seed. Hoss Tool is Amazing!! Thank you!!!
Sorry for our mistake. But thanks for letting us make it right.
Got my order today!
Thanks for your order Lenda!
I have struggle with growing different kinds of seeds in a plug tray. Different germination rates, water, light, fertilizing needs and temperature requirements. I am thinking of cutting my tray into three parts. Also I have seen some rigid heavy duty 60 cell plug trays for sale, I might try them.
Have seen folks do that. If you've got a band saw, it can be done.
I just built a greenhouse and I have never done anything in a greenhouse before. I'm in south east Georgia. I'm growing vegetables for a few small restaurants and grocery stores. Any and all advice would be appreciated thank yall! Keep on keepin on
We'll have a video coming Saturday morning showing me (Travis) starting seeds in our 10'x16' greenhouse.
Ok thank you
Ps. Are yall open to the public. Me and my uncle want to go over there and check out the HQ if that's ok.
We are not open to the public anymore. With COVID and all the construction around here, we are online only at this point.
How do you guys feel about strawberries? Im in SE texas just north of Houston and there are some stores that are selling them ready for transplants but heard they dont really do well where I am. getting conflicting info. love the show and the channel, keep it up!
Greg has some growing in his garden now. Hopefully he can provide an update soon.
Can you guys show/go over how you use perlite on seeds?
Video coming Saturday morning on that.
I just got my seed in today
Thanks for your order Bryan!
I’m not going to plant my tomatoes outside until they reach about 18-24 inches tall. That’s generally what I buy at the nursery in order to ensure they will produce enough prior to our first frost. This is the first year I’ve ever tried tomatoes from seed. Can someone please tell me around how long it takes to reach that height after seeds have germinated? I’m trying to figure out when to start the seeds. Thank you!
You can probably figure about 10 weeks or so for that kind of height.
Travis are you following Charles Dowding for no till? No cilantro please? Glad I ordered mine that will be here tomorrow.
Have watched several of his videos. He does a great job and has a beautiful garden.
Always enjoy watching y’all and learning new things but I really wish you didn’t have quite so many ads. Stay Blessed y’all
Unfortunately, we can't control the ads. Thank you for watching!
@@gardeningwithhoss cool taters, just like growing a garden, you can’t control everything.
How do you plant corn in a small space? Do you have to have a certian amount of plants in rows, or can I just plant like 10 seeds and get a harvest? Probably a stupid question, but I really don't know. Thanks for your help
Row length is not as important as row number. We recommend planting at least three rows for adequate pollination. Some folks that plant smaller plantings will also hand pollinate by shaking the tassel so that the pollen falls to the silks.
When starting tomato seeds do you recommend the 162 cell trays? Wouldn’t I have to step up my tomato starts in the smaller trays?
We plant right from the 162 trays into the ground. You can step them up if you wish, but not completely necessary.
Cabbage and Broccoli are starting to make small heads so these both need to be covered from freezing temps? Supposed to freeze in north Florida Saturday night - PLEASE ADVISE 🥦
Cabbage should be fine. If the broccoli heads are small enough to be "sheltered" by the leaves, they'll be fine as well.
@@gardeningwithhoss thank you!
If you wanted to make a modern victory garden, what would you plant?
Assuming you're talking a warm-season garden, I would do potatoes, squash, cucumbers, pole beans, tomatoes, peppers and okra.
@@gardeningwithhoss is there anyway y'all can talk about the differences between pole beans and bush beans and some of the difference between the different varieties. Yall are the bees knees of UA-cam channels. Keep up the great work.
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Sorry for you having to work late but I needed some seeds!!
Our pleasure!
I have never grown hybrid tomatoes before but this year after watching you I ordered the bella rosa and the sun gold. Can I save seeds from these hybrids or will I have to buy new seeds each year?
You can save them, but they won't be true to variety when you plant the saved seeds. But you'll certainly enjoy the improved production!
Hi guys,
Happy to see the grow light product. I have some storage racks that I’m using with four ft led grow lights. The lights are 5000k so should be ok. Do you know what lumens and Kelvin you will offer.
I’ll think we are going to see an explosion of gardeners in 2021. With all the craziness and unknown in our land people are preparing for the worse and not depending on others for their food. Just my crazy thought
We'll have to get back with you on the lumens and kelvins, but they are specially designed for growing transplants.
Why don’t y’all make a cookbook or a recipe section on your website? Something simple based on what you grow season to season. Thank you for all y’all do to teach us and keep us growing.
We were actually planning on doing a "Row by Row Cookbook." And then COVID happened and we had to build a new building and it's just been crazy here since with no signs of slowing down. But we do want to do make one when we get a chance.
@@gardeningwithhoss I hope it all works out so y’all can. Always looking for new ways to use our harvest.
Have you tried to cut back peppers cover uncovering in spring
Have never tried that. But have seen other folks grow them as perennials.
I bought two 24 start tray. What should I start in each so when it comes time to fertilize I don’t burn them? I’m in SE Louisiana.
You could get started right now. You'll want to start fertilizing when the plants have their second set of leaves, also known as "true leaves."
Im grateful for your fast shipping and hard work, I mean no disrespect but I ordered from BakerCreek on December 16th and I still have not gotten my order.
We appreciate your business and will be here when you need us!
I saw that you used gin trash to fertilize. I think if you could get your hands on mushroom compost, that cabbage would be double.
Mushroom compost is certainly good stuff. But it is usually a good bit more pricey than what we're paying for the cotton compost.
I love cukes but have had to swtch to burpless because of heartburn.
Couldn’t you have fed those cabbages with fish emulsion or other water soluble fertilizer injected through your injection system? Many no till people make compost tea or fish emulsion with or without kelp. Just a thought. Great show sir.
We did inject some fish fertilizer through the overhead sprinkler a time or two, but apparently not enough.
Nice cabbages. Look like mine. As long as you harvested something.
Hey Momma J! Thanks for the package you sent. We loved the scarves and can't wait to try some of that hot sauce on next week's show!
@@gardeningwithhoss great! That pleases me! I was thinking of how you dress daily in colors so I picked those scarves. I watched your show this evening. I can't get enough and I hope you saw my videos where I mention your program plus the fact new gardening items added to your site. Momma js gardening friends stretch across the map. I am very particular about my interests. I like it fresh, light hearted and informative. You have all of that (Greg and Travis). Looking forward to next week video to introduce my "call the fire department " sauce! It is really like by many and if a Mexican neighbor can believe it is enjoyable, full of flavor and full of heat... well I am pleased! I hope you feel the same as I hear you talk about like hot sauce. Stay blessed
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Hey guys, I just happened to go to your site today looking to buy one of your 48-cell seed starting kits. The 48-cell kit and the deluxe kit are both showing "Out of stock" right now. I'm in middle GA, so I still have a few weeks before I need them for tomatoes and peppers, but I am starting to get a little nervous. Do y'all have a projected ETA on getting some more of those kits?
Waiting on more seed starting mix. There has been a shortage of that stuff since the COVID explosion early last year. We've been scrambling to just get what we can so we can build the kits.
I don't like red beets but if you slice them up and ferment them with some garlic and jalapenos, man that is one of the best things you will eat.
Might have to try that!
I believe those are the largest brussels sprouts I have ever saw believe I am gonna do me some no telling.
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How much trouble am I going to be? I planted my nightshades jan 1st. My Cherokee purples just popped up. I’ve never grown from seed before. I’m zone 8b in Central Valley California
You'll be fine. Just step them up to a bigger pot if they start to get root bound in the current cells and you're not ready for them to go in the ground.
I think Danny and Wanda over at Deep South Homestead could’ve had that building done by now. 🤪
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Are you going to have heat mats to fit in those led light kits
Yes!
My pea plants are turning yellow in one of my raised beds. What should I do?
Usually yellowing of leaves is one of two things -- too much water or some nutrient deficiency. Or this time of year, freezing temps can do it as well.