Best Time to Plant Salad Greens (Get salads for months using the Greenstalk Vertical Planter!)
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2023
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3:24 Tier 2
5:24 Tier 3 & 5
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10:43 Plant Timing
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Awesome, shout-out to whatever Facebook group alerted me to this video 🤣 ordered the 7teir leaf and the 5 tier OG
Ditto!
Really nice info.
Thanks you for sharing
Love this. Just subscribed for more ideas 👌😁
Finally got one to try out - Thanks for the info !
Love my greenstalks. Thank you
I just ordered an original and a leaf and 2 bases. I saved 100$ with the coupon code. Thanks. I also got a Facebook notification to find Jill’s video on you tube.
You’ll love them! And thank you for your support!
I luck out! I plant indoors my Greens, all winter. 2 kinds of Romaine (Red and Green leaf), a spinach, and an arugula. I plant them about every 3 weeks for lettuce and 4 for the others.
Just planted my last indoor batch tonight. I'll sow outside in 3 and 4 weeks! Assuming we do not get a late blizzard.
Zone 7a outside Boston MA.
Hi Greg, are you using the GreenStalk to garden all winter? If so I would love to know your setup. I am trying it for the first time in my basement but I think the soils might to cold down there. Everything is very slow to come and seem to be struggling.
@@CAMDEC1217 and this is me, harvesting. I grow in those rectangular plastic pots, for indoors, under my grow lights. My basement can get downright cool, not a freeze, but not far from it. Deep wionter? maybe upper 40's to 50 or so F.
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Great job Jill, I have 5 greenstalk planter’s I love them!
Wow, you have me beat, Sharla! I only have 4. :)
Could we see your lighting set up with the garden stalk planter, please?
I have a greenhouse but can't imagine lugging this in. Mine are sooo heavy, moving them can be back breaking. And you will have to move them again when it gets too warm in there. I moved them into the basement early March hoping to start things early, and practice using it year round BUT having to take apart and move too often is tough
Thank you Jill, showing planting in the Greenstalk’s. I bought 2 last spring after watching one of your videos. Did radishes, green peas and bush beans in them. Later tried out couple tomatoes and peppers, did ok, problems I had were from my own mistakes.
I have green peas, radish,lettuce, carrots growing now. Have more to plant this year, had bought couple more late last fall. Green stalks are really easy to plant and harvest. Really enjoy your hands on , how to videos, best garden videos on youtube.
Thanks again.
I’d like to learn from your tomato, peppers mistake, if you could share.
This is the most informative video of potential for the GreenStalk I've seen in regard to planning and usage of planting. I'm entering my third year using GreenStalk and just made my fourth purchase to expand the tower garden. I also utilize a variety of container gardening methods through EarthBox, fabric pots w/drip fed olla, and kratky hydrophonics. Each process has its benefits and limitations. But the GreenStalk is my favorite thus far!
Thank you! I'm glad to hear Greenstalk is your favorite! :)
Thanks I am in zone 6a and a month ago started seeds in my Greenstalk with lettuce, spinach, peas and kale in my basement with grow lights on one side and the top. I rotate it a few times a day like I would outside to share the light with all plants but everything is very slow to grow and I am thinking it is soil temp maybe? The temp down there is around 55 and 60. I have it on a cement floor. I water each planter cup separately until plants get larger and using a weak fish emulsion fertilizer. I had hoped I could use the Greenstalk all winter in the right conditions but still experimenting with just what those conditions are. Maybe my basement is too cold. I do have a cattle panel greenhouse but the temps would be too cold at night I think, still at 32 some nights.
I have two leaf green stalks but I just didn't have a lot of luck with growing things, what do you use to fertilize and how often do you fertilize. I have a fish fertilizer that's organic
I know arugula, but I have only recently developed an appreciation of its flavor. I just ordered one of these planters - thanks for the discount! - and I can't wait to give this idea a go. Any suggestions on where to place this when it can go in the sun?
Congratulations on your new Greenstalk! If I understand your question correctly, you will want to put it in full sun especially early in the season. During the height of summer, I wheel it under shade during the hot part of the day.
You have some wonderful ideas here, but this is too much for me, I do not have that much time for the garden. I would like to try a tower as that could increase the land/ sun area :-)
The Greenstalk is definitely the lowest time-intensive gardening method I’ve ever used. The succession idea is just an option and yes the planning takes some time. But many people just plant at once and still enjoy a great harvest.
Do you know if the cover sold for the greenstalk would serve as a little greenhouse for them? And even if daytime temps get really good in the greenhouse, does the nighttime temps zero out any progress you make during the day
I’m so excited to learn more about this GreenStalk- I used your code and bought 2- original and leaf. I showed my friend and she used your code to buy 4 originals! Another friend bought 1 leaf! We are going to be watching your videos to learn! Thank You!!
Thank you so much!! And you and your friend will LOVE them for years to come!
Do you find day time temps in the greenhouse an issue with your greenstalk and lettuce?
I love arugula too! Where do you buy your seeds! Great video!
True Leaf Market is where I buy my arugula
Thank you!
Great video! Do greenstalk sell internationally?
Not yet that I’m aware of.
I have been on the fence about spending the money on one of these, but I think you have me convinced! I’d love to get periodic updates (maybe photos on IG?) of how your green stalk goodies progress.
I was on the fence about spending the money too. Bought my first one last July now i have four and soon to be five when they have their next sale! 😅
I actually just did an IG story today. You can see how everything is growing now, about a week after I filmed this! IG: @thebeginnersgarden
Wait for a bogo sale, it's worth it!
@@saltycat662when is bogo sale? Thanks!
Have seen in your previous videos that you source your compost in bulk from a local source and I was wondering where that source was I live not far from Russellville and I am trying to find a place to buy but I'm not internet savvy and can't find anyone
I get mine from Russellville Lawn & Landscaping. I did see where Green Thumb Nursery is selling it, too, but I haven't used it.
Are these intended for outdoors? My concern is that they are tall and not very wide so I'm wondering if you have to somehow fasten them down to avoid having them blow over in the wind? I have 5 gallon buckets that I place on about a 2' high platform to keep them from the rabbits, and they blow off if not fastened to each other and staked at the ends into the ground (Michigan's Upper Peninsula, but maybe bigger problem is that we're about 3 blocks in from Lake Michigan). I love the idea and design of these but just not sure if practical for me. Thanks if anyone can help with an answer! 🌻
Hi Barb, I have 2 of these, only 3 tiers high. Last year, my first year with them the wind did not bother the planter at all. Very heavy when filled with soil. I don't believe if you have 4 or 5 tiers the wind would be a problem either. They are very sturdy. Of course the plants can still suffer from the wind and why I do roll the GreenStalk closer to the house for some protection when winds are bad. This year I am going to put them out on a lower cement patio that only gets afternoon sun hoping to keep leafy greens around longer as the weather heats up. I am in Southern NH on a lake so my winds can be treacherous.
What cell blocker do you have?
The Ladbrooke 2”
@@thebeginnersgarden awesome!!! I ordered the soil blocker and 2 leaf planters!!!! Thanks so much!!!
Anyone know if the Dollar Tree stackable planters are food grade? The bottom only says "R2". There is no recycling triangle symbol.
Do the GreenStalk planters have a plastic number on the bottom?
I don’t know about that but they definitely don’t have the patented watering system or warranty. The Greenstalk is high quality!
I’m not sure about the number on the bottom but they are made of bpa free, pvc free, and another that I can’t remember, plastic. You can probably find that info on their website. They are made in the USA and a family owned company.
Those prices aren't reflected in the cart yet...it's the Jill10 discount, I think?
Yes, from what I understand you have to add to cart and apply code to see it. And these prices are just for the Leaf, but Original, options.
@Beginner's Garden - Journey with Jill It worked today! I think they needed to adjust things on their end because the sale price wasn't showing up in my cart until today. Thanks for the deal! Got my mom and myself a gift!
i clicked your link, went to the Greenstalk website and the 7 tier greenstalk leaf planter is $169 instead of the $119 quoted on and in your video. How can I get it for what you are quoting?
You have to put it in the cart and then apply the coupon. From what I understand it would show then.
You have to put it in the cart and then apply the coupon. From what I understand it would show then.
@@thebeginnersgarden The problem was that the website hadn’t shown their reduced prices yet. They are now and Jill’s code worked great.
Have you tried planting garlic in your Greenstalks?
No, but I did plant them as an experiment in a grow bag and they didn't bulb up as well. Not sure if that would be the case with a Greenstalk or not, but it's definitely worth a shot if you want garlic and have a Greenstalk.
Jillten doesn’t seem to work
Oops. Jill10
It does! I got $90 off!
It probably didn’t show until you put the item in the cart and apply the code.
OUTRAGEOUSLY EXPENSIVE. Use your head, and you can build these without breaking the bank.
I got mine on sale and only did 3 tier high. I have 2 and LOVE them. They will last forever. I do a lot of in ground gardening and these are a great addition. I have never had any luck replicating with anything home made. I am very happy with my purchase.
@@CAMDEC1217 Have even _tried_ replicating them? Please tell me how you tried.
@@oregonpatriot1570 5 gallon buckets. I don't have a 3d printer.
@@CAMDEC1217 Plastic buckets was my first thought too, but I was thinking smaller 2.5 gallon buckets. Thanks.
@@oregonpatriot1570 That would be better, reducing the weight and height of the hole thing. I could never get the buckets to look nice either. Mine looked like a definite DIY from someone who prob did not know what they were doing lol. And you can't beat the watering system i the GreenStalk. It really does make it easier. I am not handy enough to replicate that