You made it look easy but it takes dedication. Beautiful fruit with simple items. Well done. Thank you for sharing your process. So many show expensive elevated boxes purchased or built. Ugly buckets or containers you have to store. Pallets are easily attainable and you don’t have to look at them once the season is over or if you decide not to garden❣️👍🏻
Plants also like certain probiotics. Folks have finally been catching on to this and adding beneficial fungus spores (mycorrhizal) but, a lot of traditional gardeners have techniques that add beneficial organisms. Yeast is supposed to be helpful for some plants, and I would guess that, in addition to nutrients, is what is behind the fermented fruit. I'm wondering if compost tea would do the trick, too?
You made it look so easy, but in reality, it took a lot of dedication. The fruit is beautifully presented with just simple tools. You did a great job. Thanks for sharing your process. Many other shows show expensive or elaborate boxes, but you used simple buckets or containers, and they are not something you have to worry about when the season is over or when you decide to stop gardening.
I admire this method of growing the melons very organized, and all the melons look healthy and delicious.Im excited to use this method. Great job. Thank you for sharing.😀💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🏽
Если у вас нет рисовой шелухи, используйте опилки или древесную стружку. Также для фруктовых обрезков можно использовать кожуру цитрусовых и бананов. Ферментированные фрукты, возможно, трудно найти, если у вас нет друга-самогонщика, но вы можете использовать кормовую патоку. Не уверен, какой тип удобрения он использовал, но я бы выбрал червей или сороконожек с небольшим количеством микоризных грибов. Немного азомитовой каменной пыли тоже не повредит. Обязательно поливайте приготовленный чай каждые 2 недели. Вы можете использовать этот метод практически для чего угодно.
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They turned out great, but since it's a lot of seedlings planted at once rather than two or three plants, they all ripen at once, so a home gardener probably needs to only grow as many plants as they can eat a single watermelon from within 3-4 weeks. If you have a long summer, you could probably stagger the plantings by a few days to get more of a continuous harvest.
In NZ and Australia a watermelon that size can cost between $40-$60 A packet of seeds maybe $2-$4 with time, patience and ingenuity have 12 melons on the go, as displayed in this video Thank💚You for sharing.
beautiful 😍 please teach the nation what is right for living not always to go and buy thank you very much to show us to grow the watermelon God bless you Eunice from South Africa 🙌🙌🙏🙏💖
If you can't get rice husks use sawdust or wood chips. Also citrus and banana peels can be used for the fruit scraps. Fermented fruit maybe hard to find unless you have a moonshiner friend but you can use feed grade molasses. Not sure what type of fertilizer he used but I would go with worm or centipede castings with a little mycorrhizal fungi. A little azomite rock dust won't hurt either. Definitely water with the composed tea every 2 weeks. You can use this method for almost anything.
You truly are a master of your Craft sir. I commend your watermelon growing skills. I always wondered if I could grow in the winter in cold illinois winters!
Believe it or not I planted my watermelon seeds about a month ago. Right now they're only a couple inches high. Today is September 10th 2023. I got the idea of digging them up before the frost in October and putting them in a big pot in a sunny room to finish growing. Last year I started them late and they were lightly pink inside but the sweetest watermelon. They were from organic seeds. I can no longer buy watermelon in the store because now they're seedless. I took one taste which was very bland and threw it out.
I could taste the goodness and love you put into those babies, definitely going to do this next year. Thank you so much for sharing and I subscribed, liked and shared!!
Wow!! I honor the Scientist in this man! Thank you for educating the masses!❤ Keep growing! We are truly enjoying these videos and our Agriculture classes here! Thank you!🙏🏼
So great this set up. You had so many little technique's that I will be implementing into my garden this year. The grass under the melon and the water bottle with added fermented fruits to add as nutrients into the soil.
I got into gardening lately and grew 80 bell peppers and it was smy first time. I tried melon but I thought it took way more grow area. Thank you so much for some of your tips
@@bigsky5102 I brought two inside and they are slowly growing new leaves bc I removed all the leaves that died from the cold . But the other 7 plants are browning and I'm guessing the won't come back next spring? I put a few inches of mulch on them outside but they look sad compared to the two I brought inside in a container pot. :(
I've planted my few but I'm going to redo them this way now. YES POLONATE THE FRUITS YOURSELF, keep watch for male and female flowers to be open within a day of each the closer the better and tap the male pollen all over the female base flower, the bees get a short window so check everyday a few times when flowers are near maturity then make watermelon babies
Wow! Such a satisfying video to watch! Simply enough but took much dedication and care and consistency along the way! What great reward of beautiful, tasty 🍉 's done on one's own! Thank you!!! That was just amazing to watch!
@@tonydimera282 zašto da me ne razume, valjda postoji prevod 😀. Rado bih sadila lubenice ovako jer je veoma praktično ali nemam neki prostor a ni klimu.... Poz 😇🙋♀️
Ja zivim u Kanadi i vec 7 godina ne bacam nista iz kuhinje jedino u kompost pa cak i svu travu sto kosim. Mislis da velika gomila posle 7 godina? nije izgleda kao da sam poceo prosle godine zemlja toliko dobra da sve sto posadim raste kao ludo.
@@tonydimera282 imamo mediteranski deo CG, more i dosta sunca ali ja sam na severu gde je klima prava zimska. Imamo planinu Bjelasicu gde je ski centar 🤗. Mi imamo druge pogodnosti, zimi skijanje, leti planina daje borovnice, maline, kupine, šumske jagode, pečurke, itd... 😀 Poz ❤️🇲🇪🙋♀️🍀
@@elisabethjones4917 Exacto 👍 , los desechos de frutas y verduras sirven para abono , producen también un líquido al entrar en contacto con la tierra esto se desintegra , lo utilizo para mis macetas 🌷🌱🌻 de mi balcón del departamento donde vivo , y así , deje de comprar la tierra . Saludos 🙋
Ovo mo sr dopada. Posadiš male libemice odma u vreću sa zemljom. Bravo. Njoj treba toplina i vlga a noje na vlažnom tlu. Palete su super ❤ Bravo i Hvala
Are the rice husks to help with drainage? This is so clever! I read to pinch as soon as 7 leaves are there, it worked for my little Blacktail Mountain watermelons.
You may notice on store melons *you will have a white side. Well if the melon is left to touch the top of the soil and collect moisture, a rotting process can occur and part of your melons end up going bad. That's why he built that bamboo scaffold to keep it from touching the soil, the nest is there until they grow onto the size that will fit the scaffolding.*
Video cool. I congratulate you brother. Keep sharing your beautiful and didactic production experiences. Hugs. Your comrade Fco. Z. Parra. You can tell that the watermelon is delicious. Why didn't you plant melons and cucumbers, you would have been left with your spectacular creativity. Chulada d video. Te felicito hermano. Sigue compartiendo tus experiencias productibas bonitas y didacticas. Abrazotes. Tu camarada Fco. Z. Parra. Se nota que la sandía está deliciosa. ¿ Porqué no sembraste melones y pepinos, te hubiera quedado con tu creatividad estectacular.
I don’t get the rotting fruit idea! It’s not at the point that it’s compostable and if anything it’ll heat up and attract flies as it starts to ferment. Would be easier and less smelly to just put a raw egg at the base of each root system. The shell slowly decays and releases its nutrients.
absolutely all the targeted microbes around the roots ,as long as you dont kill to many off when harvesting ,id take that soil and feed it w/a whole bunch of good nutrients ,put in a jelly bag 5gal.water w/a bubbler and inoculate me some biochar that would out live us all
Also I believe it's about controlling the plant. Watermelons can have crazy vines. By doing it this way he let one fruit get all the nutrients and also controlled the vines in the growing space. Superb if you ask me.
Cool video. In the US the bag of manure would cost more than buying a watermelon 🍉 but you can also just grow them in soil in a garden and let the bees pollinate them and still get great fruit with almost no effort.
@@popeyesmotorcycles5433 our country is far from perfect. Open your eyes. How can you take pride in a country that has no interest in keeping you alive unless you have money? Healthcare is a basic human right. You've been brainwashed.
Very well done. Heh, guys and gals....one thing that might not be clear to you. Watermelons take heat to grow. They will not grow well unless you have some pretty good hot weather.
If you notice he looks like he is in south Asia somewhere, flip-flop shoes rice hull scraps, lettering on bags. It's hot there! Like here in south Texas. You go guy!
Amazing video!! So much to learn. Idont unterstand what you did at minute 25. Did you cut the top of thr main brunch in order to have more female flowers? Or a bigger fruit ? Im cultivating a sort of pumpkin called calabaza and they are the same family as watermelon
This is wonderful. My watermelons get all buried in the grass and often by the time I see some of them they are rotten because they were camouflaged in the grass. I noticed watermelon plants don't need to be planted deeply so it makes sense they would do well in the bags. I don't know where to find rice hulk but mixing the earth with sand and ashes does work.
Watermelons have been quenching thirsts and satisfying cravings for centuries. Believed to have originated in Africa, they were cultivated in ancient Egypt over 5,000 years ago. These juicy delights eventually made their way to other parts of the world, thanks to trade routes and explorers.
Great creativity using old tires, but remember that tires are made of toxic materials and then you are expecting plants to NOT absorb those toxins????and then eating the toxic filled produce : (
I enjoyed learning that was beautiful watching the water melon take their shape another wonderful fruits God Mad that I enjoy praise be To God you are a knowledgeable farmer god bless it is a little bit of work but worth the harvest so good for our eyes,Circulation and more
Agriculture is the backbone of any country on this Earth. Give them more support and encouragement. Agriculturists feeds the World. Keep it up
You made it look easy but it takes dedication. Beautiful fruit with simple items. Well done. Thank you for sharing your process. So many show expensive elevated boxes purchased or built. Ugly buckets or containers you have to store. Pallets are easily attainable and you don’t have to look at them once the season is over or if you decide not to garden❣️👍🏻
you know why he used the fermented fruits?
@@raloed.363 they will have many nutrients and also will act as humus.(I think)
Plants also like certain probiotics. Folks have finally been catching on to this and adding beneficial fungus spores (mycorrhizal) but, a lot of traditional gardeners have techniques that add beneficial organisms. Yeast is supposed to be helpful for some plants, and I would guess that, in addition to nutrients, is what is behind the fermented fruit. I'm wondering if compost tea would do the trick, too?
Shade more light on the use of fermented fruits sir @raloed.363
You made it look so easy, but in reality, it took a lot of dedication. The fruit is beautifully presented with just simple tools. You did a great job. Thanks for sharing your process. Many other shows show expensive or elaborate boxes, but you used simple buckets or containers, and they are not something you have to worry about when the season is over or when you decide to stop gardening.
I admire this method of growing the melons very organized, and all the melons look healthy and delicious.Im excited to use this method. Great job.
Thank you for sharing.😀💯💯💯💯💯💯💯👍🏽
Если у вас нет рисовой шелухи, используйте опилки или древесную стружку. Также для фруктовых обрезков можно использовать кожуру цитрусовых и бананов. Ферментированные фрукты, возможно, трудно найти, если у вас нет друга-самогонщика, но вы можете использовать кормовую патоку. Не уверен, какой тип удобрения он использовал, но я бы выбрал червей или сороконожек с небольшим количеством микоризных грибов. Немного азомитовой каменной пыли тоже не повредит. Обязательно поливайте приготовленный чай каждые 2 недели. Вы можете использовать этот метод практически для чего угодно.
My mouth is watering for watermelon 🍉 I appreciate the craftsmanship and tenderness you put into growing these beautiful melons.
Yes, I need some of those next year
This is a man who loves gardening & works hard to grow great food.
With so much passion and care❤️❤️❤️
The labour of love is not hard work.
Isso e👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
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So few people experience the happiness the delight in their labors. It’s wonderful to feel it
I sure do😂. Its Amazing being a farmer
It is the feeling
Beautiful that you put so much love and care into growing these precious watermelons 😊🇨🇦
Yes, so much care needed to any high value product
We are what we eat and when we put love into the growing process, we are rewarded with food chock full of nutrition.
😊@@mercedescaranto3452
They turned out great, but since it's a lot of seedlings planted at once rather than two or three plants, they all ripen at once, so a home gardener probably needs to only grow as many plants as they can eat a single watermelon from within 3-4 weeks. If you have a long summer, you could probably stagger the plantings by a few days to get more of a continuous harvest.
GOD bless you forever Farmer🙏
Very gorgeous ideas✌🏼💖✌🏼🤍✌🏼💝
Thank you so much Mr. Farmer😃
Wow that's awesome
Please can you use organic manure for that? What is in the the small containers?
In NZ and Australia a watermelon that size can cost between $40-$60
A packet of seeds maybe
$2-$4 with time, patience and ingenuity have 12 melons on the go, as displayed in this video
Thank💚You for sharing.
$50 for a watermelon i tought the €12 i payed was insane
start new plants every couple of weeks. It takes a long time, but some people dehydrate watermelon.
i expect that rice hulls and coffee chaff from a roaster is about the same
Come to South Africa...a water melon is no more than $4
I love the way you recycle your bags. Very interesting and informative video. Thank you so much ❤
Wow what a beautiful fruits
I love to eat water melon😃
Watching from kuwait
Thank you for sharing your gardening techniques 🙏👍
Grown and nurtured with love.....the watermelon must be delicious 😋
Isso mesmo 👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Subrang galing nman ni sir mag tanim ng pakwan madali tingnan peto kailangan mag tiyaga para mkaani ng maganda.thank you for sharing.
beautiful 😍 please teach the nation what is right for living not always to go and buy thank you very much to show us to grow the watermelon God bless you Eunice from South Africa 🙌🙌🙏🙏💖
Nice, Watermelon can be grown in desert needs little water and soil to grow. Hope the people living in hot climate in deserts grow water melons
I agree, was thinking the same thing as I watched this. Areas of the world with limited water supply would greatly benefit from this method!
I didn’t know that. I thought the opposite given its called watermelon. Thank you for that info.
You make gardening look like so much fun..and what a great reward for all your hard work...great video.
YOUR COME BEAUTIFUL GARDEN AND A BEAUTIFUL FLOWER
I loved this video. Very educational and informative ... beautiful and so inviting with your deep red and healthy water melon fruits.
It would be helpful if you told us what you mixed into your dirt andw what you put in the center cups. We don't know?
food scraps providing a compost and food for the beneficial bacterias.
What was the orange fruit you put in the center hole
I totally agree. That would be worth a subscribe for me.
Looked like papaya
Up in the left corner it was written fermented fruit and fruit rinds.
Definitely worth trying! Thank you for sharing! May God continue to bless your harvest!
If you can't get rice husks use sawdust or wood chips. Also citrus and banana peels can be used for the fruit scraps. Fermented fruit maybe hard to find unless you have a moonshiner friend but you can use feed grade molasses. Not sure what type of fertilizer he used but I would go with worm or centipede castings with a little mycorrhizal fungi. A little azomite rock dust won't hurt either. Definitely water with the composed tea every 2 weeks. You can use this method for almost anything.
I can understand the husks/sawdust, but is the fermented fruit and fruit rinds for?
@@maryfowler7229 enhance the flavor and sugar content of the fruit
@Kevin Sabharwal you familiar with this process?
@@tonydimera282 no exactly but something similar
@@kevinsabharwal1822 oh ok. I live in canada so this is practically impossible
You truly are a master of your Craft sir. I commend your watermelon growing skills. I always wondered if I could grow in the winter in cold illinois winters!
Believe it or not I planted my watermelon seeds about a month ago. Right now they're only a couple inches high. Today is September 10th 2023. I got the idea of digging them up before the frost in October and putting them in a big pot in a sunny room to finish growing. Last year I started them late and they were lightly pink inside but the sweetest watermelon. They were from organic seeds.
I can no longer buy watermelon in the store because now they're seedless. I took one taste which was very bland and threw it out.
I could taste the goodness and love you put into those babies, definitely going to do this next year. Thank you so much for sharing and I subscribed, liked and shared!!
Wow!! I honor the Scientist in this man! Thank you for educating the masses!❤
Keep growing! We are truly enjoying these videos and our Agriculture classes here! Thank you!🙏🏼
So great this set up. You had so many little technique's that I will be implementing into my garden this year. The grass under the melon and the water bottle with added fermented fruits to add as nutrients into the soil.
I got into gardening lately and grew 80 bell peppers and it was smy first time. I tried melon but I thought it took way more grow area. Thank you so much for some of your tips
Are you going to bring the pepper plant inside for winter then replant it in spring. They are perennial.
@@bigsky5102 I brought two inside and they are slowly growing new leaves bc I removed all the leaves that died from the cold . But the other 7 plants are browning and I'm guessing the won't come back next spring? I put a few inches of mulch on them outside but they look sad compared to the two I brought inside in a container pot. :(
@@bigsky5102 do they need dormancy?
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PallAsde laaraos@@bigsky5102 😂
Those watermelons look delicious ❗ delicious ❗😋😋😋 wow ❗ I want some❗😋😋God bless 😊💕😘❗
I've planted my few but I'm going to redo them this way now. YES POLONATE THE FRUITS YOURSELF, keep watch for male and female flowers to be open within a day of each the closer the better and tap the male pollen all over the female base flower, the bees get a short window so check everyday a few times when flowers are near maturity then make watermelon babies
Someone got the very detailed birds and bees talk as a kid
I never knew we have to do this....maybe this summer i will be successful with my watermelon 🍉
How to know male female factors? 🤓
@@MrRemakes thanks sir .
yang
Beautiful watermelons and so much care and respect given to their growth. Well done sir.
Wow! Such a satisfying video to watch! Simply enough but took much dedication and care and consistency along the way! What great reward of beautiful, tasty 🍉 's done on one's own! Thank you!!! That was just amazing to watch!
Thank you for sharing this very informative video on how to plant watermelon.. warm and tender greetings from Philippines..
Bravo, super ideja sa dzakovima zemlje, malo prostora a sve lubenice pod kontrolom. Odličan si momak, veliki pozdrav iz Crne Gore 👍❤️🇲🇪🙋♀️
Koda te razumije :) Hocres li i ti praviti ovako?
@@tonydimera282 zašto da me ne razume, valjda postoji prevod 😀. Rado bih sadila lubenice ovako jer je veoma praktično ali nemam neki prostor a ni klimu.... Poz 😇🙋♀️
@@ljiljanagrujic6480 Aha, ja mislio CG uvijek lijepa i suncana :)
Ja zivim u Kanadi i vec 7 godina ne bacam nista iz kuhinje jedino u kompost pa cak i svu travu sto kosim. Mislis da velika gomila posle 7 godina? nije izgleda kao da sam poceo prosle godine zemlja toliko dobra da sve sto posadim raste kao ludo.
@@tonydimera282 imamo mediteranski deo CG, more i dosta sunca ali ja sam na severu gde je klima prava zimska. Imamo planinu Bjelasicu gde je ski centar 🤗. Mi imamo druge pogodnosti, zimi skijanje, leti planina daje borovnice, maline, kupine, šumske jagode, pečurke, itd... 😀 Poz ❤️🇲🇪🙋♀️🍀
So resourceful, recycling and gardening in practical ways!
Wow anh gioi qua
Sim é muito caprichoso 👏👏👏
Masha Allah Allah Atik Afiya Allah hafiz hamesha khush raho aap ke sath hai Allah
🏆Your techniques are simple yet ingenious. Thank you so much for sharing your helpful ideas.🙏🏽🙏🏽
Congrats 🎉.. just one question: What’s products do you put inside the little orifice between the watermelons
🍉 🫙 🍉?
Fermented fruits, and it looked like later he may have added veggies. I think I saw some papaya and another type of melon in there
Yeah I'd like to know what he was cutting up in the middle to put in the cup
Does he have a hole in the bottom of the receptacle he is putting the food scraps, if so how big?
@@keithblakely6330 good question
@@elisabethjones4917
Exacto 👍 , los desechos de frutas y verduras sirven para abono , producen también un líquido al entrar en contacto con la tierra esto se desintegra , lo utilizo para mis macetas 🌷🌱🌻 de mi balcón del departamento donde vivo , y así , deje de comprar la tierra . Saludos 🙋
Wow wow 👏👏👏thank you for teaching us ❤
It’s very interesting and useful. Now I’m going to do it. Thnx for sharing.
Soy español ¿ Que abono ,sustrato o producto simplemente que pones en el biberón ? Y que temperatura tienes ahí
ganda nyan sis I love watermelon
Ralph Martini from Phoenix, AZ. THANK YOU ever so much for sharing.
Very resourceful! Great video! 💚
Que dedicación como nutre esas plantas bien laborioso el cuidado se merece disfrutar de su esfuerzo saludos de Chile
No GMOS all natural! Thanks for sharing this valuable knowledge with humanity. God bless 🍉😊
do you even know what that means lmao what variety of watermelon did he grow?
this is the best gardening video i have ever seen. i'm going to try it in 2024. wish me luck and thank you for sharing!
Ovo mo sr dopada.
Posadiš male libemice odma u vreću sa zemljom. Bravo.
Njoj treba toplina i vlga a noje na vlažnom tlu. Palete su super ❤
Bravo i Hvala
Are the rice husks to help with drainage? This is so clever! I read to pinch as soon as 7 leaves are there, it worked for my little Blacktail Mountain watermelons.
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Why the pinching? I was confused on that
@@angela8219 It's to stop the vine getting too long. If you want to keep any plant compact pinch out the top growth.
@@OwenAndersonUK I think it is to encourage it to branch.
@@angela8219 by pinchng he only got one fruit per Vine instead of 2-4 .
Parabéns 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 glórias a Deus por sua vida. Eu de Bauru SP 🇧🇷 parabenizo o seu canal 👍
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I love how he gives each watermelon a cute little nest
You may notice on store melons *you will have a white side. Well if the melon is left to touch the top of the soil and collect moisture, a rotting process can occur and part of your melons end up going bad. That's why he built that bamboo scaffold to keep it from touching the soil, the nest is there until they grow onto the size that will fit the scaffolding.*
I agree. So gentle
Legal parabéns pelo seu trabalho maravilhoso, João caires dos Santos Guarulhos são Paulo
quá tuyệt
Handled with extreme care and love! This was an amazing experience to enjoy watching!
Video cool. I congratulate you brother. Keep sharing your beautiful and didactic production experiences. Hugs.
Your comrade Fco. Z. Parra. You can tell that the watermelon is delicious. Why didn't you plant melons and cucumbers, you would have been left with your spectacular creativity.
Chulada d video. Te felicito hermano. Sigue compartiendo tus experiencias productibas bonitas y didacticas. Abrazotes.
Tu camarada Fco. Z. Parra. Se nota que la sandía está deliciosa. ¿ Porqué no sembraste melones y pepinos, te hubiera quedado con tu creatividad estectacular.
Hello! Love this video! Thank you for sharing. How often do you fertilize with the fruit and do you reuse the compost and how? 😁
I don’t get the rotting fruit idea! It’s not at the point that it’s compostable and if anything it’ll heat up and attract flies as it starts to ferment.
Would be easier and less smelly to just put a raw egg at the base of each root system.
The shell slowly decays and releases its nutrients.
@@nzs316 feeding w/fruit targets specific aerobic microbes in the soil and makes the nutrients readily available in abundance to the plant.
absolutely all the targeted microbes around the roots ,as long as you dont kill to many off when harvesting ,id take that soil and feed it w/a whole bunch of good nutrients ,put in a jelly bag 5gal.water w/a bubbler and inoculate me some biochar that would out live us all
Muito obrigada por partilhar connosco este excelente forma de plantar melancia 🍉🍉🍉
Deixei a minha amizade e aquele super like 👍👍👍👍
Such beautiful fruit!!! I love how you set it all up. ❤
Like a little baby
Watermelon 🍉 🍉🍉
Nursery.
Such Good gentle care,
I will play this video many times... To hear the music
🎵🎶🎵🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎵
Thank you for sharing your love for gardening. Wonderful job my friend. ❤
That's what you call loving your plants 😉
Mouth watering, lovely job, I wish we can grew here in the UK
It looks to be only one melon per plant, but i love the care and nuturing that he gives them. 🌿🐝
Yea, he only allowed each plant to produce one Melon. So it get all the nutrients which tends to make the produce bigger.
@@fabiangayle1356 no it is because this is fake created to get clicks for youtube money
Also I believe it's about controlling the plant. Watermelons can have crazy vines. By doing it this way he let one fruit get all the nutrients and also controlled the vines in the growing space. Superb if you ask me.
@@DEFIANCE23 your easily brainwashed if you think this is real
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Thank you for showing us what you do. I bet it is the very best watermelon because of all your gardening and caretaking.
The hard work & cares definitely paid off. Well done young man 👏👏
Cool video. In the US the bag of manure would cost more than buying a watermelon 🍉 but you can also just grow them in soil in a garden and let the bees pollinate them and still get great fruit with almost no effort.
Everything is better in the U.S.A.
@@popeyesmotorcycles5433 our country is far from perfect. Open your eyes. How can you take pride in a country that has no interest in keeping you alive unless you have money? Healthcare is a basic human right. You've been brainwashed.
@popeyesmotorcycles5433 no, it's not.
@@SexMusicPlants yes, it is.
Nó Brasil também só quer um saco de esterco dá pra fazer muitas colheitas mas O benefício que nossa alma recebe não tem preço 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🙏
Very well done. Heh, guys and gals....one thing that might not be clear to you. Watermelons take heat to grow. They will not grow well unless you have some pretty good hot weather.
If you notice he looks like he is in south Asia somewhere, flip-flop shoes rice hull scraps, lettering on bags. It's hot there! Like here in south Texas. You go guy!
He is good, I watch him a lot.
@@variyasalo2581 He is Vietnamese, I see Vietnamese text on seeds bag :)
Hola amigo en qué mes se planta las semillas de sandías soy de Jujuy Argentina un abrazo muchas gracias por el vídeo muy lindo
Where did you grow these? In what months? Average climate? Incredible process - thanks for sharing!!
Parabéns meu amigo.Deus te abençoe e sempre plante...
What’s your fertilizer you use for ? What’s the name? Thank you for sharing your video , it’s great!
Literally fermented fruit
@@lopezlizimo1236 I think the person meant the fertiliser that was mixed in the soil mixture for the planting bag.
Very nice you see how many love he put into the growing proces after 3 months. 👍👍👍
Really, like the video and got and idea how to plant water melon.Thanks for your good tip.👍🥰
Esto mesmo 👏👏👏🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
The way you babied the melons was so cute! 🥰 I'm sure they paid it back in juicy deliciousness. I miss eating watermelons with the seeda.
Human ingenuity, never let's me down.,
No wasted talking, just showing how to do it.. thanks.
Where are you located??
the watermelon is amazing..... thumbs up the garden
Amazing video!! So much to learn. Idont unterstand what you did at minute 25. Did you cut the top of thr main brunch in order to have more female flowers? Or a bigger fruit ? Im cultivating a sort of pumpkin called calabaza and they are the same family as watermelon
Looks like he ‘topped’ the vine taking the newest 2 leaves so it would be a bushier plant rather than one long vine
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I'am blown away. Love it!
This is wonderful. My watermelons get all buried in the grass and often by the time I see some of them they are rotten because they were camouflaged in the grass. I noticed watermelon plants don't need to be planted deeply so it makes sense they would do well in the bags. I don't know where to find rice hulk but mixing the earth with sand and ashes does work.
Soy de Jujuy Argentina en qué mes se puede plantar las Sandías muy lindo el vídeo te felicito
MARAVILHA!! PARABÉNS. GOD BLESS YOU.
These types of videos are really helpful for those who want to learn and grow plants, but it would be better if there would be a voice of description.
Meloun vodní je zdraví. Super. Děkuji moc 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Watermelons have been quenching thirsts and satisfying cravings for centuries. Believed to have originated in Africa, they were cultivated in ancient Egypt over 5,000 years ago. These juicy delights eventually made their way to other parts of the world, thanks to trade routes and explorers.
Parabéns pelo seu capricho. 🤝🤝👏👏👏👏 Brasil
Hola!que bien;pero ¡que bueno sería!si se tuviese toda la información de las diferentes clases de abono que le aplican.Gracias.
Use composta d materia organica, los abonos o fertilizantes quimicos dan cancer. Gainaza, o excremento d ganado.
I would pay 20.00 for 1 of your watermelons! Great love in your garden work!
Very helpful and I did mine the same way yesterday. How often do you water and feed them fruits?
Excellent idea.I have been using old tires an fill them with soil as they hold the heat at nite and keep down weeds.
Great creativity using old tires, but remember that tires are made of toxic materials and then you are expecting plants to NOT absorb those toxins????and then eating the toxic filled produce : (
@Rick X name 1 thing that won't set you wrong per today.And I'll say shit in one hand and wish in another an see which one fills first
TERRACE Garden Ideas is really creative, planting watermelons is good, using organic fertilizer. Thank you
Very appreciable illustrated information
Thank you for the good information.
I am a Korean farmer.
I enjoyed learning that was beautiful watching the water melon take their shape another wonderful fruits God Mad that I enjoy praise be To God you are a knowledgeable farmer god bless it is a little bit of work but worth the harvest so good for our eyes,Circulation and more
Excellent video, amazing what nice watermelons came off the pruned vines and how consistent the size.
Why you don't use the seeds from the water melon?
Where do you think those seeds came from.....
The way of grow bags you used was new for me, I will definitely try this one…
The layout of the farm is so well-planned! Love this part. 🌱 [03:15]
Thank you for this detailed overview of Agricultural Technology. It’s inspiring to see how technology is helping farmers.
Nice method to grow watermelons! Fantastic sharing my friend.
Wow love it 😍 nice way to grow watermelons 🍉
love the technique ..♥️