The Benefits of Companion Planting: Tomatoes, Peppers, & Basil
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- Опубліковано 7 чер 2024
- In this video, you'll learn about companion planting, a gardening technique that involves planting different plants together in a way that benefits their growth and health. Specifically, you'll discover the benefits of companion planting tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, and basil, including:
Pest control: Find out how planting basil alongside tomatoes and sweet bell peppers can help repel pests and protect your crops from damage.
Improved flavor: Learn how the sweet aroma of basil can enhance the flavor of tomatoes and sweet bell peppers, making them tastier and more enjoyable to eat.
Increased yield: Discover how companion planting can help increase the yield of your tomato and sweet bell pepper plants by improving soil quality and increasing moisture retention.
Space-saving: See how planting basil alongside your other crops can help you make the most of your garden space and grow multiple crops in a smaller area.
Whether you're an experienced gardener or just starting out, planting tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, and basil together can be a great way to improve the health and productivity of your garden while enhancing the flavor of your crops. So, if you're interested in learning more about companion planting, be sure to check out this informative video!
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00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Companion Planting
01:35 - Benefits of Companion Planting Peppers & Tomatoes
02:09 - Soil Requirements for Peppers & Tomatoes
02:34 - Benefits of Companion Planting Basil
03:04 - Water Propagated Basil
04:00 - Companion Planting Basil Demonstration
05:15 - Transplanting Better Boy Tomatoes
07:28 - Water Propagated Basil Transplant
08:37 - In-ground Vermicomposing System
09:33 - 2nd Tomato Transplant into Soil
10:41 - Conclusion of Companion Planting Tomatoes, Peppers, & Basil
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I totally agree! I am going to mention that in my next video! Thanks for watching!
Very informative…just connected…I look forward to viewing more of your content…Salute!!!🍃🍃🍃
Much appreciated! Thanks for watching!
“On and off the plate”.
Yessir!!
Great vid thanks Ray!
Thanks! Appreciate your feedback!
Like #73. Beautiful plant, so nice plants work.
Nice video.☕️👍🌹 8:57
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Good one mate. I grow tomato and basil together, and peppers and basil together, but I’ve never had all three in the same plot. Might need to try.
Thanks! You should definitely give it a try. Plus you can haven’t them all together and make some bomb pasta sauce!
@@urbangardeningwithgray Can’t wait for sauce from the garden man. I grow mostly vertical tomatoes so wondered if the peppers would be shaded out.
@@thegenxgardener1338 🤔 not sure, but definitely worth a try, because I think both can benefit from vertical growing.
Awesome information
Thanks
Great topic vegetables never knew this thanks
My pleasure
My pleasure
Good information🌿
Thank you! 💚
Hello from South Georgia Zone 8b/9a. New subby here and I've made so many mistakes planting wrong plants near my tomatoes. 🙁
This video was VERY INFORMATIVE and well done and I appreciate you sharing because I learned a lot. So, Thank You😁🌱☘️
Happy Gardening🌱🌿🍃
You are quite welcome, I am glad I could help💚🌱 Happy Gardening!
Thank you for the great video! Do you have a video which explains how and why you use landscape fabric around your plants? I know you mentioned here that it helps with pest pressure but I wasn't sure if there was more to it than that. I don't get enough sun in my garden so I'm thinking of using it to reflect more sunlight.
I don’t have a video specifically about landscape fabric, but perhaps I should film one. Although, to answer your question, if you are trying to increase sun exposure in your garden I would go with something brighter for reflection. The black color in the landscape fabric will absorb the heat from the sun and warm the soil, but will not reflect the ultraviolet light from the sun and this is what the plants will need. Thus, I would go with a brighter material, something perhaps silver or white. Maybe even a radiant barrier type material.
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Think of it like a sun shade in a vehicle, perhaps you can position it in such a way to reflect more sunlight in your garden. I did a similar design in a grow cabinet I built for my seedlings with grow lights and aluminum foil. Although, that’s just my initial thoughts. Be sure to follow-up with me and keep me posted on the progress, as I am quite interested if it will work.
I believe it will, based on previous knowledge of how light was refracted years ago in ancient pyramids, therefore why wouldn’t it work in a garden? Thank you for your question and again, please keep me posted on your progress.
@urbangardeningwithgray thank you so much, great point! I do that aluminum foil trick with my seedings as well, so I definitely need something more reflective in the garden. I use lots of mulch so weeds aren't really a problem but I definitely want to solve for the light. I'm actually going to feed my plants more this year to try to offset the slower growth I experience from the good -- but not great -- sun. Thanks again!
You are most welcome. Keep me posted!
Fantastic information! Yep hands needs to get dirty💖
Thank you and Yes they do 💚
@@urbangardeningwithgray you're welcome 💖
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67 thank uu nice
Hope it helps! 😁💚
Does it have to be sweet peppers? What about poblanos, jalapeños, banana peppers?
No that’s just my preference. Tomato will pair with all from the pepper family. Thanks for asking!
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Thank you so much! And yes we can be friends 😁
Where are you located?
North Texas DFW zone 8B