Container Vegetable Gardening For Beginners - Patio Vegetable Garden
Вставка
- Опубліковано 25 кві 2022
- This is patio gardening on a budget, I promised earlier this year that I would do a series on container gardens based on how we used to grow when we didn't have access to a garden. I'll demonstrate just how much food can be grown in a tiny amount of space all on an extremely low budget. This is patio gardening on a budget
A lot of these ideas are ideal for a balcony garden, no need for fancy or expensive planters grow with what's available.
Container Vegetable Gardening For Beginners - Patio Vegetable Garden
If you like our work and would like to support our channel please consider becoming a patron;
/ myfamilygarden
or you can make a one off donation to the channel here;
www.paypal.me/myfamilygarden
Clawed Garden Gloves
amzn.to/2XSok8Y
I film everything on my phone
amzn.to/2JMlfSQ
Our Amazon Wish List
www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/...
Find us on Facebook
/ wetpets.leedsaquatics
Thanks for watching, don't forget to hit the like and subscribe for regular updates.
Here's part 1 of our container gardening series - ua-cam.com/video/7tsGwJlowGU/v-deo.html
If you'd like to support our channel why not become a patron for as little as $3 a month - www.patreon.com/MyFamilyGarden
Lovely how your children are involved
Loads of genius common sense tips: sweep ups for compose additives; small twigs and surplus cuttings in containers; lower to higher levels for later nutrient demanding plants such as tomatoes and courgettes; 3 different staged crops in containers; carrot and radish soil mixture in containers. Cheap chicken wire protecting container plants works for me.
I'm so envious of your homemade compost! Your plants must burst into song when they're planted in it!
This is the main reason I love youtube, finding channels like yours, this is exactly what I'm looking for, I have a concrete space very similar in size to yours and I've started to grow stuff in containers, I'm a novice so would really appreciate it if you could cover the subject of container watering, thank you 🙂
I'll be doing one specifically on watering, I've done one on general watering before. But the way these pots are set up they're designed to hold moisture
@@MyFamilyGarden brilliant, I'll give the general watering one a watch too, thank you 🙂
Love your compost ideas💡
With all the bathtubs I removed, I never thought to use one as a planter, genius.
Yeah but how will it drain the water properly???
I cant wait to get all ours in :)
Masha Allah nice sharing
Asalammualaikum wa Rahmattullah wa Barakatuh. This year a little different to soil. Worms casting, peatmoss , potting mix, and manure with perlite. At bottom of my container is mulch 1/2 inch. I'll let ya know how this turned out. Jazakallah Brother. I hope your Ramadan and Eid was great and fulfilling.
Bro your channel is a instant sub!
Love it!
Great video thanks 😊
Another fabulous and informative video Mothin, thanks for sharing! I have bent chicken wire over raised beds and window boxes with my veg to stop the cats destroying stuff.
Butiful video 👍
thank you brother for your great teaching I already subscribed to your channel very interesting
Once again you inspired me! I made up some containers as per your recipe from the first video. After watching again today I have transplanted spring onions into one and left room for pack choi😃👍👍👍
Inspiring as always , thank you
Good tips and given me some inspiration. I'm a plumber so baths shouldn't be too hard to source! I was going to make some high raised beds at my new allotment so my wife can have a potter but will use a couple of baths instead.
Well this inspired me and ive been doing it, rewatched your part 1 on this a few times, so far so good for me filling the bottom half of the container with manure.
Salaams, just wanted to say jazakallah khairan. A very informative video. I don't have a garden, just a backyard so everything is in pots and so this is really useful information. Eid Mubarak in advance as inevitably I'll get too busy in a few days!
Exactly right on the need for a cover. I have tried so many ways to keep cats out. Sprays of all kinds. Finally had to settle on netting covers. Nothing else has worked for me.
If you plant some catnip away from your other plants that might help them be distracted.
Use tulle to keep animals out of containers. It is really cheap and tends to last a decent amount of time.
not heard of tulle before?
Quick question, I’m growing = courgettes, cucumbers, Runner beans, dwarf beans, beetroot and turnips, so are these low nutrient plants? Thanks in advance. I forgot to mention that they will all be growing in knee high metal raised beds.
Walaikumsalam
Hello my friend lovely container garden can I ask where did you get your tubs I’m just up the road from you in Glasgow thank you so much
they're supermarket warehouse boxes, they throw them out when they get damaged
Salam, did you add anything into the kitchen scrap to decompose it?
walaikum salaam, no
did you start the pak choi off straight in the containers? also will they grow from the base again?
I started them in the greenhouse because it was still quite cold, now I'd sow direct
Ahk by covering all the holes with cardboard how is the water gonna drain properly??? Great information though,i just subscribed 👍🏾 👏🏾👊🏾🙏🏾
that's partially the point, containers tend to dry out too quick, this will help retain the water but still allow drainage but a little slower
@My Family Garden Ok I hear ya,hey as long as it's producing that's all that matters..
Just wondering if the food waste is breaking down below the compost would the heat given off by this have a positive or negative effect on the plants roots.
The mild warmth would really benefit the plants especially early on
i dont believe the roots would reach that far down just yet if you're putting seedlings in, you've got like until June time until plat growth really begins to take off and by that time the food waste would be in a semi decomposed state and plants would be able to access nutrients from it.
Brother what’s the best time to take bean and khodu plants outside this year?
Maybe June if weather is good
Last frost dates are early May in London but i wouldnt bother putting them out just yet, they might survive but they'd have horrid growth.
What variety of pak choi do you grow? Are they pretty much the same? 6 weeks is good going. I'm growing some this year.
I'm not him but Joi Choi is a really good variety if you can find it,
@@Scott3387 👍 thanks for the advice Scott.
I had one called canton dwarf which is quite peppery, this one is kutsoma, ruby red is another nice one
@@MyFamilyGarden thanks. I'll look into those varieties too.
I notice you use a lot of onion peel. I thought worms didn’t like onion and citrus. Have I got that wrong?
That's what i hear, i've never had a problem with either not even in my worm bin, but all in moderation and as long as the worms have somewhere to go if they don't like certain conditions is key
Be careful when compost gardening, we have lost all sorts of veg and fruit bushes due to the vine weevil, its the most destructive pest we have seen to date
Salams Brother. Just wanted to ask you about your Jane Pain heap. Did it work? If so, what temperatures did it reach and how long did it last for what size of a green house???
Best Wishes and Salam
walaikum salaam, i did a series of videos showing it's progress