How to Measure the Proper Amount of Water for Your Garden

Making sure your plants get the appropriate amount of water per week is essential to keeping them thriving through the hot months of summer. In this video ‪@joegardenerTV‬will show you how to ensure your plants are getting the right amount of water.
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[@kimmicannon5629]

Hmm, that’s cool math. 😮 Thanks for the gardening logic.

[@studiototheleft]

Thank you for the simple method, exactly what I needed

[@coachtim6188]

I think there's a mistake on the graphic at 2:25. It says 10 seconds = 1 gallon of water per square foot. Should say 10 seconds equals 1 inch of water per square foot. 10 seconds was the time it took for .62 gallons, not 1 gallon.

[@fk319fk]

I have a question about rainwater and regular water.
I know rainwater is better because it has a high(er) amount of nitrogen than city water.
I also can store rainwater.
My question is there a difference when watering? If so, does the nitrogen undissolved from the water over time? And how long is that time?
Or does it just not make any difference?

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Hi, Correct; rainwater has more nitrogen than tap water in general, especially when used quickly. However, even with tap water, adding nitrogen is an easy process. The soil or plants do not know if the nitrogen came from the sky, a bag, or a bottle. Chemically, it’s the same. Here is more info on this topic: www.swc.nd.gov/arb/news/atmospheric_reservoir/pdfs/2012_07%20-%20Watering%20From%20The%20Skies.pdf

[@liamsdad33]

Great info thank you

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Your very welcome! Thanks for watching..

[@aceeg69]

I used a water bottle measure 1 in my drip filled it in about 10 minutes. So how many gallons per hour is that drip?

[@user-pl3yb3yj9z]

At 2,16 Joe says one gallon but should say .62, or 80 oz.

[@user-pl3yb3yj9z]

He says one gallon several times.

[@aquahuggies]

thank you!! that makes sense now

[@coachtim6188]

Something's not right or maybe somebody's not right. Garry Pillarchik says tomatoes need 2 inches of water 2 tp 3 times a week. 1inch vs 6 inches. That is a HUGE variance, too HUGE. which is correct?

[@tranthiduyen615]

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