Love your garden, because of this darn heat. Alot of my plants burned. But my peppers and eggplants loves the heat. Can't wait till the weather cools down so I can plant my lettuces.
My comment is a little late and others have said it, but I agree, the squash are not fertilized so they will only grow a little bit then fall off. Hand pollinating will help. You can also prune some of the leaves so the flowers are more exposed to natural pollinators. Sometimes the flowers get pretty buried away. I must say, you're are still doing better than me. I haven't gotten any female flowers the whole season from my zucchini plant haha. Your garden looks awesome! Thank you for sharing!
Just found your channel! We recently moved to a rural area north of Kingman, Az - about 3700' elevation. Hoping that's similar enough for us to apply your techniques for staring a garden here. Looking forward to watching more of your videos, thanks for what you do!
I know, I'm very late on my August video tour, I've been taking care of a very sick person and trying to keep up with my duties at work at the same time, I haven't been home for many days, I occasionally go home to clean my garden and water the plants i have in pots. The person I was taking care of is finally resting in peace, my life is slowly going back to normal, thanks for your request, it really motivates me to upload more content, I will be skipping August video but September video will be up for sure.....happy gardening!!
Pro tip on the yard long beans, do not let them get too big. The one you showed first is plenty big enough. If you let them get too big (just like cucumbers) they will tell the plant that job is done and it will stop producing fruit prematurely. Also, yard long beans are great pickled. I have an awesome pickle recipe if you want it man.
Definitely Beifiting on trhis video from Victorille! Thank you. Do you overwinter your pepper or just restart the next year? I heard that pepper plants get better and better the older they are. Also, would you mind sharing what you are planting/seeding right now in prep for August and fall?
Never had any luck overwintering any of my plants ,everything dies in winter even the plants that I have in pots go dormant,I literally have to start from scratch every year...I start my seed towards the end of January inside a grow tent under LED lights (watch my previous videos) and yes, I don't mind sharing my seed and seedlings if when ever I have them available the beginning of the year....happy gardening
Maybe try hand pollinating your squash Maybe they were not fertilized Another cause could be low calcium try adding powdered egg shells Maybe thoes tips could help Could be the heat too but probably because of lack of pollinator activity
Love your garden, because of this darn heat. Alot of my plants burned. But my peppers and eggplants loves the heat. Can't wait till the weather cools down so I can plant my lettuces.
My comment is a little late and others have said it, but I agree, the squash are not fertilized so they will only grow a little bit then fall off. Hand pollinating will help. You can also prune some of the leaves so the flowers are more exposed to natural pollinators. Sometimes the flowers get pretty buried away.
I must say, you're are still doing better than me. I haven't gotten any female flowers the whole season from my zucchini plant haha.
Your garden looks awesome! Thank you for sharing!
Just found your channel! We recently moved to a rural area north of Kingman, Az - about 3700' elevation. Hoping that's similar enough for us to apply your techniques for staring a garden here. Looking forward to watching more of your videos, thanks for what you do!
Hand pollinate your squash. It’s more work but you can almost get 100% pollination rate by doing so.
I will definitely try that, 😊
Waiting for your August garden tour please 🙏
I know, I'm very late on my August video tour, I've been taking care of a very sick person and trying to keep up with my duties at work at the same time, I haven't been home for many days, I occasionally go home to clean my garden and water the plants i have in pots. The person I was taking care of is finally resting in peace, my life is slowly going back to normal, thanks for your request, it really motivates me to upload more content, I will be skipping August video but September video will be up for sure.....happy gardening!!
@@MyHighDesertGarden no worries, take your time, friends and family come first.
Pro tip on the yard long beans, do not let them get too big. The one you showed first is plenty big enough. If you let them get too big (just like cucumbers) they will tell the plant that job is done and it will stop producing fruit prematurely.
Also, yard long beans are great pickled. I have an awesome pickle recipe if you want it man.
Thanks for the tip,I'll remove them tonight
Definitely Beifiting on trhis video from Victorille! Thank you.
Do you overwinter your pepper or just restart the next year? I heard that pepper plants get better and better the older they are. Also, would you mind sharing what you are planting/seeding right now in prep for August and fall?
Never had any luck overwintering any of my plants ,everything dies in winter even the plants that I have in pots go dormant,I literally have to start from scratch every year...I start my seed towards the end of January inside a grow tent under LED lights (watch my previous videos) and yes, I don't mind sharing my seed and seedlings if when ever I have them available the beginning of the year....happy gardening
I'm growing Reapers, Scorpions and ghost peopers..Greetings from Toronto 🇨🇦
Maybe try hand pollinating your squash
Maybe they were not fertilized
Another cause could be low calcium try adding powdered egg shells
Maybe thoes tips could help
Could be the heat too but probably because of lack of pollinator activity
Do you have tree root problems in your raised beds? If so, how have you dealt with it?
mr- so epic upload.see you on my side-