Perfect Example of How NOT to Save Seeds!
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- This is the Perfect example of what happens when you save bean seeds that are cross pollinated. Jung Seed did replace the seeds with a new Lot number. Let's see if they produce Yellow Wax Beans.
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Thank you both for sharing all this information with us. I pray everyone takes heed and puts something in the ground or a pot of dirt. It has begun. I agree because I can feel it all the way to the bone.
I have had that feeling for a few years.
Same here, years
Same here. GOD STRENGTHEN, PROTECT AND GIVE WISDOM IN THESE EVIL TIMES .
When the bullet hits the bone - Twilight Zone - Golden Earring band
Good morning Danny, have you tried slicing the zucchini thin sprinkle with a little Jane's mixed up crazy salt and dehydrate them, they make delicious healthy chips! Have a good day!!
That sounds delicious! I think I worry with Everything bagel seasoning
Wow Mr Danny and Mrs Wanda! Thank you for sharing. Honestly I’ve never really paid attention to how my seeds should look before I plant them. I will heed your warnings in the future. Continue to teach us newbies! Take care and stay blessed!
I love mullein. As a medicinal herb type person, I have used it a lot. It’s
good for asthma, coughs, tuberculosis, and related respiratory problems.
The plant has also been used to treat hemorrhoids, burns, bruises, and gout.
As a kid we would take pine tree sap and smear it on the dry heads to make
torches. Lol, youth. Like you said, “it can also be used for toilet paper.” Some
call it cowboy butt wipe. Lol, Bless Ya'll.
Breeding for seed is a art most folks don’t understand and Many heirloom variety get lost . String beans 🫘 ready for shelling we use in soup after dried
Morning y’all
I would love you to do a whole seed saving series
High tunnels are looking awesome. Just beautiful. Our God is amazing. Blessings and stay safe my media friends….. Danny listened to your porch-time yesterday morning 5am going to my volunteer food drive. It was point on Brother!
I share you porch-times with many. Thank you Brother and still praying for the Fsther to guide you with what you feed us! I see he is answering my prayers for y’all. Thank you Lord. I have mullein everywhere and share seeds. Great medicinal plant. 🙏😇❤️👍🏻
crazy!! you're right...someone didn't know what they were doing
I think you bought a pack of 15 bean soup and planted them. 🤣🤣🤣 Again thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Good morning Danny
Good morning
Wanda, your high tunnel is gorgeous.💚
I love watching your videos. My grandparents were farmers. What wonderful memories growing up. Your videos are like having a piece of home. So happy to be learning about gardening and homesteading now and your knowledge and advice help me so much!
Good morning brother!
Good morning brother needing rain but no hurricane system.
Southern Exposure Seed Exchange -- my go to company. Never had a problem with them and their seed is awesome. Always true to what it is supposed to be.
Very educational, thank you for sharing your experience.
good morning. coffee and Danny/Wanda starts my morning out on the correct track. Thank you. Wishing you a wonderful day.
idea for squash, which you may do...squash patties. Basic batter like cornbread but add flour,chopped onion and cut-up cooked squash. Fry by spoonful...OK folks...you don't have to add flour, just cornmeal
We don't use flour.
@@DeepSouthHomestead neither do we
@@reallife2849 After talking to one of the scientist at a wheat plant I would never eat commercial wheat.
@@DeepSouthHomestead I agree , commercial grown foods are not in my interest especially overseas grown we have no idea what they feed the plants
@@DeepSouthHomestead you don't have to put flour. They are still good
Thanks for sharing this! I wanted to start saving seeds and have watched my father n law always plant things right beside each other so I did the same with my beans this year. Won’t be saving any of them for seed. I love watching you guys and gaining so much wisdom. Thank you again for sharing and I can’t wait to see what that next lot ends up being.
It's fine if the beans are all different families. That or you have no preference about them crossing. lol I've done so with a few varieties of basic green pole beans, where they were all much of the sameness, with no standout qualities, during their trial year. Saved the best specific pods/plants of each. They still produce mutt green pole beans, none of the trialed were objectionable in any way, or I wouldn't have saved their seed. Each year those mutts come up in the rotation they are better able to handle our weather, so make better plants and beans. If you are planting all kinds in the same year of Phaseolus vulgaris then it would be easy to get a crazy jackpot of weird with serious pollinators.
The easiest way is to have one variety of each family, per year, for seed saving in a garden space. So, as an example, a variety each of: pole, lima, field pea, chick pea, and mung bean might be one year's summer line up. Next year all the bean trial varieties and known favorite excess seed for eating/canning/storage/fresh comparison meals only, and one each of the other families. Next year back to only one common bean to eat fresh a bit but mostly save seeds from, and so on. Bean seeds/dried beans last a really long time, and canned last long enough to get through to the alternate year. Blanched frozen tend to start losing perfection sooner. If you decide you have a new favorite variety, those previous variety seeds eat just fine as dried soup or chili mix too!
This may help:
Common beans- pole, bush, black, shell, dried, etc. (P. vulgaris) can cross occasionally or wildly often, with each other, depending on pollinator behaviors
Yardlong beans (Vigna sesquipedalis) will cross with each other and sometimes with Southern peas/Field peas (Vigna unguiculata)
Southern peas/Field peas (Vigna unguiculata) will cross with each other and sometimes with Yardlong beans
Runner beans (P. coccineus) will usually only cross with each other, very rarely with common beans
Lima/Butter beans (P. lunatus) cross only with each other
Garbanzo or Chick Pea (Cicer arietinum) cross only with each other
Soybean (Glycine max) cross only with each other
Mung bean (Vigna radiate) cross only with each other
Fava/Broad bean(Vicia faba) reportedly cross only with each other, but are grown through winter here, and protected during rare 15-20F nights
Yes thank you 🙏 I just love Danny & Wanda 🥰🥰🥰 I’ve been watching them a long time. Wonderful folks and I’ve never met them but would love ❤️ to one day. GOD BLESS
Too few pollinators around my area. I've taped cheap paint brushes to my containers for hand pollination when I see blooms on my squash. I'm growing 2 varieties of summer squash. Everything in my garden, so far, are from seed. I haven't had to purchase any plants this year!! Stocked up on Dollar Tree vegetable seeds. Container gardens don't need huge amounts of seeds. I want another fruit for containers. My little fig tree is growing well. My happy place!!
I too have struggled with a few seed suppliers. (Baker Creek in particular. I understand things happen but they deleted my review stating the cross pollination issue, I had proof. Ugh!)
I’d say those beans were crossed the generation before. If this was the first generation of hybrids they ALL would be the same. Since they are showing so much variation, I think it’s pretty safe to say this is an F2 generation.
I had an issue with Baker Creek seeds a couple years ago too. Ordered chocolate bell peppers and what I got were little miniature red peppers. 🤯
Thank you for showing us the bean differences - what to look for. Also, love your high tunnels! Amazing the work you both do with maximizing the space you have to get the best possible yield.
Wanda, your high tunnel looks so lush and beautiful!
Great info to share. I isolate my for seed plants & only do 1 variety per species 1 bean type, 1 tomato type, etc. Isolation cages help but time consuming.
Mornin' Danny. I hope all is well at your camp. We're expecting rain this coming weekend and next week we're getting a 'cold front' next week. A cold front, in Texas during the Summer means it'll probably get below 100° . Hahaha ...funny but true!
You all have a Beautiful Garden, very bountiful, Thank The Lord and thanks for the information on the bean seeds. Peace and Blessings to You both. 🤗❤
Thanks for sharing. Sorry about that 1st lot you got. But, it helped to show how we can't always get what we bought. Plus, we need to pay attention when we plant. Wanda, your high tunnel is beautiful. As always, bless you both.
What an amazing Team you are- every video is Knowledgeable & Honest- what a pleasure to watch. Cheers Denise- Australia
I enjoy your videos very much. In times like these, we need to learn how to be self- sufficient. God bless.
Very nice video! I can often tell if my plants have cross pollinated by how the seeds look, (just like how children resemble their parents). I noticed many of the seeds in your 2nd New package looked more like my purple pole been seeds than the black seeds I've previously had for yellow pole beans. After seeing your experienceS with Jung Seeds, I'm not at all impressed with that company. Never a dull moment at Deep South. So nice to see your beautiful property!!!
Morning Y’all , very enjoyable, I see the importance of separating plants for saving seed , beautiful mantle , thanks guys !
If Wanda decides to sell any of those peppercorn slips she’s nursing, I would definitely buy a couple.
I love seeing what's harvested per day. Gives me a good idea what type of space I'll need to feed me and mine
I needed this video today thank you so much 😁 have a wonderful day
Thank you for sharing this issue. Will only order from long-established companies from now on.
Yeah, I missed some smaller onion sets last year and they came back up this year. I decided to let them go to drive away pests and collect seeds for future years.
Thank you for the information.
I may not always leave yall a comment but I always listen-especially when Im working in my garden, most of which is inside under grow lights and this is such valuable information. Thank you for sharing!
Wanda, just dig around the mullein and plant it in a safe place. We have an abundance of mullein around our little off grid community but none near our cabin build so we just transplanted some last fall and they are just growing so beautifully.
Many thanks for sharing all y’all’s wisdom!
Blessings from the Ozarks. Linda
Hi I’m a retired farmer I like to grow things I like to watch your show talking about what they’ve done in the past I would like to know more about the old farmers that grew things to live on thank you for your advice
That mantle wood is gorgeous.
Thanks for the tour Miss Wanda.
Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏖 🏝
So beautiful view showing 😍 Have a great day 👍👍🌹🌹
Thank you that was quite important information
Thanks for sharing!!!!
I had the same problem with Zuchinni seeds this year! Only a few are Zucchini and the rest are either a gourd or pumpkin, all out of the same seed pack. On another note, one way to preserve the over abundance of yellow squash is to pare the outer part down to where the seed starts but use only the firm flesh then grate or put in processer and chop fairly small like pinky size then cook until barely done with preferred seasoning and freeze. It doesn’t get mushy that way and you just thaw and heat. The seeds can be used in soup or stock or for the chickens. It’s really good this way and taste almost exactly like fresh!
Enjoyed spending the morning with y'all.
Good thing they sent you a replacement. A local seed company got their spaghetti squash mixed up with some kind of gourd, totally inedible, messed up people's crop all over the area. They didn't stand behind their work at all. Needless to say, I don't buy their seed anymore.
Everything looks amazing thank you God bless
Great show. I really love watching you all give great information and applying it hands on. Agriculture does humble a person if they are grateful to the lord.
I bet that Mullen was dropped by seeds, crazy in the walkway, lol. Everything is looking beautiful ❤️
This has been a real good video I have enjoy watching y’all your gardens are just beautiful
Thank you.
That's gonna make a beautiful mantel
Beautiful Cedar Wood Indeed!🤩
I just LOVE yall! 💜💜💜🙏🙏🙏
I'm new to your channel. Great info! I have a straw bale garden and I'm having issues with seed sprouting. It's hot here, too, and I've been watering daily. What you said about watering makes sense. My seed sprout roots seem to be coming to the top.
Good morning DSH Danny & Wanda!
I’m in NW Maine and about 15 miles from Quebec, it’s been raining here and very chilly 🥶 lol.
I love watching your channel but I’m wondering if your friends in Canada have a channel so I can watch what they do for gardening in Canada.
Blessings and thank you!
Yes it's called Not A Real Farm
Thank you 🙏
Beautiful mums!
I haven't seen many pollinaters in my green house. Been hand pollinating. Thanks always and many blessings for your family.
Good morning ☀️ thanks for sharing.
Wow, homesteading looks so exciting, rewarding and also a lot of work. I’d love to live this way. Right now it’s not a possibility so I’m making the most of my urban backyard garden. I’ve really enjoyed watching everything grow and documenting the growth in my videos. I Love to film the bunnies and birds in action. I’m learning so much from you and other UA-camrs. I hope we can learn more from each other! I wish you an abundant harvest! 🌼🌻🐝☀️🌸🌺
Just want you to know that you are both an inspiration!!
Thank you for your transparency. Life is never perfect, and despite the yellow bean seed company issue, you shared the bountiful blessing of other crops. I appreciate what you share so that I can glean more to do better here in NH.
Love and care,
I love mullein! I just planted 20 that I grew from seed. So many benefits for lungs!
It is amazing to know so much. For all the people like myself that's been watching for years studying we will be good and ready when we get our time and chance to farm and garden
Great video. Thank you for inspiring me to become a Prepper.
Love your high tunnel greenhouse.
Mullein !!! I need to grow that too! I learned about it a few months ago when we were having respiratory problems. We got it from our herb lady. Wonderful stuff!
I have a small garden that I started last fall. I’m dehydrating everything that’s coming out of it this spring.. everything that doesn’t make it to my mouth first at least! I only have five snow peas saved so far. haha Bless you all and thank you for the education on seed saving.
I've never had success planting one bean lol I always plant 3 beans in a hole to up my germination rate😆. I was taught by elders and Laura Ingalls, one for the black bird,one for the crow, and one to grow😉🤣. It does work for me since last yr I had to fight the stupid Robin's with my corn seed( had to plant corn 3 times) this year doing much better(only once).
I found Mullin growing in my asparagus bed this year. Dug it up and potted it!😊 love it's velvet leaves! 💓Beautiful mantal. We have an amish cedar mantal also!
Im growing some of your Okra I bought from you guys last fall/late winter. Their doing Great!
I was wondering why my Tomato looked like that. Now I know, the weather caused it. Thanks Mr. Danny and Lady Wanda! Blessings
We just planted Cherokee trail of tears beans partly based off your recommendation & diva cucumbers based off of Old Alabama Gardener’s recommendation. And lots of other stuff, potatoes, tomatoes all kinds. You guys helped put our selves into gear so we can have something to eat for our family. Got strawberries slowly coming in & planted various fruit trees & berry bushes and canes. Love your property & harvests. Thanks for inadvertently helping my family in your day to day process. God bless you guys.
So nice❣️
Enjoyed the video
So glad I watched this today; we live in Florida and are going to be taking down a good-sized cedar tree very soon. We are going to save the wood; some of the limbs will be used to make canes; we will be sure to get them stripped of bark ASAP!!! I so love watching your channel and I'm so glad I found you recently. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us. God Bless You Both!!!
Great video! So glad I found your channel. I watched how to render pork fat from one of your videos last night as I am going to render for the first time. Thank you so much!!.
Good morning Mr Danny and Ms Wanda may 17 2022 here in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 we woke up to a heavy frost all my seedlings are in my new greenhouse I decided not to water them yesterday and I'm glad I made that decision my greenhouse is 9ft tall 10 ft wide and 12ft high I'm glad I made that decision my plants are doing good I made sure I closed it up tight it's not bad it's actually warm in side I'm glad you are showing us the difference between the beans I will start keeping a look at the seeds before I plant especially when I purchase any
I got bush snap beans from a reliable supplier who I have bought from for years. Tendrials started on some of the plants which was weird. Now I can see that they are crossed with lima/butter beans. I wasn't going to tell them about it but your experience has changed my mind.
YES!! Same with mine too!! And the yield was a total JOKE!!
Your gardens and high tunnel systems are beautiful! We did not get approved for our high tunnel this year, I’m praying for it by next growing season! Our weather in Oklahoma has been bizarre as well and my garden is suffering for it.🤦♀️ lots of high temps and winds. Seems like it’s gonna be a dry year. God bless you and keep you!🙏🏻
Good information
We have mullein growing wild all over the place on my farm. My momma used to call it Indian tobacco.
LOL!!! When you smiled, and spread your arms apart, and said "a hybrid, cross pollinated fiasco of just a mess", I spat my coffee out laughing!!!
beautiful. Mulberry picking sheets, tarp etc. hold 4 corners shake limb. ☮ HTGDE
Thanks Danny and Wanda for sharing. I always learn a lot from you both. All your plants and what your growing look so good. Definitely lessons learned in being careful of seeds that we save and or buy from someone.
I have tons of mulberries that the birds haven't even made a dent in stealing them.
I need to get out and pick a bunch more.
I've never tried to grow sugar cane and just got some mullein going this year. My daughter brought me a few more mullein plants and hope they do alright.
That's a nice looking piece of cedar.
Blessings to you both.
Blessings,julie
Extra zucchini: I shred and can in pineapple juice to use in making zucchini bread. Turns out awesome!
Sending Blessings!
Do you water bath or pressure can?
Thanks for doing slow close ups for us to see!
I'm learning seed saving this year.
My mullein started as one volunteer a couple years ago. It's everywhere now.
I didn't know I had mullen on my property! Thank you! I'll let a few grow out to make sure, but how exciting! I definitely have lambs ear, but didn't know about mullen.
Fiasco beans...great lesson for these times.
dehydrated seasoned squash chips. and maturer summer squash will grow seed and that's just like eating pumpkin seeds and the mature squash dried in small slices can taste like mushroom when rehydrated.
Thank ya all for sharing your beautiful day with us! It’s still raining in western wa. Had a small break yesterday we got sone(not a lot done) left our sugar pumpkin starts out (completely forgot) so they all died….it’s really nice seeing a great start somewhere!!! Big Joe and Scarlett
Chuckle. Please send some of that rain down to S. Calif!
@@gogogardener seems like just about everything south of wa is just not gunna get outta this drought! Saw on main stream media yesterday that whole communities are packing up and Movin….good luck and God bless to you and yours!
I purchased purple and yellow flat Romano style pole beans from Seeds from Italy, been saving and using the seeds for few years now. There Purple/ white eggplant is the best. I buy from many seed companies including Rare Seeds. But with all seed suppliers you need to pick and choose and try out , doesn't always work best.
Would be great if yourselves an Edibleacres done a live chat. 👍😆
Mulberry preserves is very good.
Two years ago I planted mullein seeds. E fed up with two plants. Now I have muelien plants everywhere. I use the flowers for ointments.
I luv mullein, I moved mine near my garden and greenhouse with bricks around them.