Garden STORM Damage wind and hail destroy the vegetables
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Nature dealt a Strong Storm with Wind and Hail. Lots of garden damage on pole beans, cucumbers, peas, kale and tomatoes.
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Garden stuff I use:
Grey Containers I use on the deck to grow lettuce: amzn.to/35FoAx8
(The 7 Gallon model, drill drainage holes in bottom)
Organic Fertilizer 5-1-1 Quart size: amzn.to/31r2ACQ
Organic Fertilizer 5-1-1 Gallon size: amzn.to/2MsU3Lt
(I mix one tablespoon per gallon of water, feed once per week)
Morbloom Fertilizer 0-10-10 Quart: amzn.to/2J1x1sQ
Morbloom Fertilizer 0-10-10 Gallon: amzn.to/33NbeNL
(For the tomatoes and peppers)
EARTHWORM CASTINGS: amzn.to/31yKj6U
FoxFarm Seedling Soil: amzn.to/3vJrwZk
PERLITE: amzn.to/3Im4j4l
VERMICULITE: amzn.to/3IjGOcj
AZOMITE rock dust 44lb: amzn.to/35IhbNP
AZOMITE smaller 2lb bag: amzn.to/35VQ1mG
(mix into soil for healthier plants)
Seedling Heat Mat: amzn.to/35GsLsJ
Heat Mat Combo Pack: amzn.to/32t6agZ
Heat Mat Thermostat: amzn.to/2P6C3YS
100 watt LED Grow Light: amzn.to/2LxdAwt
Light Bulbs for indoor growing: amzn.to/35cqVhH
Reflector for light bulbs: amzn.to/359zXfr
Small 2" Seedling Pots: amzn.to/3UhOG3t
Larger 3.3" Seedling Pots: amzn.to/3UlM6JX
Sterlite 16qt Containers (Holds seedling pots): amzn.to/35IfzU1
Soil Sifting Screen: amzn.to/31yVpc4
Soil Test Kit: amzn.to/2RrtOpV
Gloves (Thin Blue): amzn.to/31zZtsd
Gloves (Red Heavy Duty): amzn.to/2MuFgzO
Food Dehydrator - Excalibur 2400: amzn.to/31qCsbh
Salad Spinner Colander (Zyliss): amzn.to/2pHLlAd
Food Processor (hand powered, Zyliss): amzn.to/35jkTiD
Basting Brush Set: amzn.to/2CjblrE
Knife (Shun): amzn.to/38jHScR
Jar Sealer Tool: amzn.to/3jJaUZQ
Vacuum Pump (hand crank): amzn.to/32yyPRg
Potato Masher (for making Grape Juice): amzn.to/39ssv2U
55 Gallon Rain Barrels: amzn.to/35LYuIR
Bulk Head Fittings (Garden hose size): amzn.to/2qeOWpw
Spigot (Fast Water Flow): amzn.to/33Kbm0m
Wind Chimes I bought:
Medium size: amzn.to/33HA0Ph
Small version: amzn.to/2MVWPI7
Large size: amzn.to/2quYuNp
Garden Shoes (Waterproof):
HISEA Wetsuit Rubber Shoes: amzn.to/39LHvJi
HISEA Ankle Height Garden Boots: amzn.to/3xL4LXD
HISEA Ankle Rain Boots: amzn.to/3vT3z42
Animal Control:
(Birds) Plastic Owl Scarecrow: amzn.to/2Tp52cE
Tulle Fabric Row Cover: amzn.to/2UsrGjH
(Deer) Motion Activated Water Sprinkler: amzn.to/2pFOKiH
Fence 50' roll(green coated wire): amzn.to/2P4l8X4
Fence 50' Poultry Netting: amzn.to/38UQyLR
Insect Control:
BT Caterpillar Killer(Organic Safe): amzn.to/33LLxge
Neem Oil(Organic Safe): amzn.to/31nTczW
Fungicide for Tomato Blight: amzn.to/3jQ16ik
Diatomaceous Earth Powder(Organic safe): amzn.to/35NacmC
Cameras - Motion Activated:
For viewing Deer and Animals(also for time lapses):
Bushnell Trophy Cam: amzn.to/2OS2rWA
BOLY SG562-D (with spotlight) amzn.to/2BfQmm7
Cameras I use to make youtube videos:
Panasonic HC-V770 Camcorder: amzn.to/2qc82MX
Canon SX620 HS Camera: amzn.to/2AMPOH5
DJI Mavic Air 2: amzn.to/3b5W9MA
GoPro: amzn.to/2SOVxFI
SEEDS - My Favorite Varieties:
Greens:
KALE: amzn.to/32uRazd
Collard Greens: amzn.to/32vv7J0
Lettuce - Red Sail: amzn.to/31r5XcY
Lettuce - Black Seeded Simpson: amzn.to/2MtGk7h
Tomatoes:
ROMA Italian Tomato: amzn.to/35MOlf1
Sun Sugar Cherry Tomato: amzn.to/2nX95zB
Peppers (Sweet):
Giant Marconi: amzn.to/2pBfTDK
Red Bell: amzn.to/2J2VYnI
Peppers (Hot):
Cayenne: amzn.to/2VU0vy3
Serrano: amzn.to/2VVBK4w
Lemon Drop: amzn.to/3KdcuQo
Beets: amzn.to/2pwpBXW
Radish: amzn.to/2VSk0Hx
Cucumbers:
Alibi (Most Productive I've Grown): amzn.to/35P7pZZ
Beans:
Rattlesnake Pole(Green and Purple Stripes): amzn.to/2BrdaPC
Green Watering Can: amzn.to/3ABOYXl
Small Cages for Pepper Plants: amzn.to/33DiCuS
Greenhouse 8'x6': amzn.to/32ehLQt
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Carolina Wren. They are the sweetest. Have nested in my shed 3 years going. The best little mom!
So sorry your garden got damaged. You put so much time and care into your garden from start to finish. Hope it has an even stronger come back!
…Good to see your garden is making such a quick recovery from the storm damage. Very good you know to keep your corn staked for this very reason. Miss Squeak would have given a pounce if the rabbits would have come within striking distance. You could add your radish tops into your dried green powder. 😁 🐈⬛🐾 🐇 🪴
Resilient 👍🏼❤️
Great video. It’s been dry here in Northern Florida the past week or so. Stay well my friend😊💚🫶🏾🌻
Sorry about your damage, hopefully they will make a come back! Blessings!
Thanks so much! have a great day
So nice to see your garden wasn't destroyed and it's recovering. Plants are much stronger than folks think.
We got hit by 2 tornadoes on the 22nd. There was quarter sized hail. I lost a few plants but was able to save a lot with some care and staking.😄
Hey, cute Miss Squeak!🐈⬛💕
Nice Kale processing. Cool crop setup.
Hailstorm was a bummer for garden and driveway. The Carolina Wren baby bird and parent was a great video catch. Squeak was very nice and patent watching the rabbits hop on by without chasing.
I love your garden videos and your cat. Keep up the good work!
Beautiful plants 🪴
That storm was crazy! I'm in North Carolina as well and a few areas had tornado warnings and luckily they didn't touch land.. sadly, the winds knocked down so many trees and destroyed so many homes.. I'm glad you and Squeak made it through safely and I'm also glad that you'll still have a harvest for this year.. stay safe and thanks for always sharing 🫶🏾🌻
It's amazing how plants can bounce back from damage. I suppose it's good that you hardened them off early on.
Nice your plants recover so well
In the Netherlands we have so much rain. Greetings
Sukses dunia pertaniannya subur makmur tanamannya
Wow glad you're ok. Love the baby wrens and squeak.
Wow, that was some storm!
that sort of sucks ... hope your garden recovers well.
ps ... i used your tip of staking corn, peppers, eggplant etc ...thanks
We got that hail storm too and thought our garden was done. The leaves were shredded, but everything bounced back!
yeah some big trees were knocked down at nearby houses, winds were hurricane strength. good to hear your garden survived. thanks, have a great day
Hi squeak! These storms are getting more wicked. They are brutal. Glad the garden recovered. 🥳
hi, yes im getting so much rain i cant fertilize. good side is i dont have to water every evening. thanks, have a great day
@@BubbleBeet down here in south Louisiana same thing. Nonstop rain. Yes it is nice not having to water. We have 1/2 acre garden. Last year it was crispy here. A drought.
@@ALanLovesJesus lots of rain in Texas too. Tornados. Squeak communing with the rabbits.
Got pretty rough hope your garden recovers fast 😮😮😮
Tomatoes are tuff I’ve literally cut mine down to stumps in my hydroponic system and they just keep coming back
Thank goodness your damage was fairly minimal
I noticed though you take the collard leaves and I assumed some kale leaves with lots of bug bites and you still harvest! I guess they can only eat so much and you get the rest lol
Hang in there it sounds like it’s gonna be a rough summer all over
weather is crazy this year
Aww so sorry 😢 storms can really do so much harm to gardens. I remember a few years back we got hit with a storm that had hail (it was towards the end of the season though) my garden looked like yours but I had tomatoes all over my plants that were just starting to ripen. I cleaned it up, picked off the tomatoes that got damaged by the hail and thought I was good. But no matter what, the remaining of that year my tomatoes were rotten 😢 I was so sad. Hopefully you won’t see the same fate ❤
Wow your garden took a hit! Thank goodness it wasn’t totally lost ! Just curious What do you add your dried kale to afterwards and I always appreciate watching your videos and the neatness and organization you have
hi, i use the dried kale for soups. mix some water and it rehydrates, add spices, oil and its delicious. thanks, have a great day
Whew what a storm … the damage is not too bad … but tough to see
hi, yeah the next day I thought the garden was doomed. Luckily its bouncing back alright.
@@BubbleBeet its looking great now!! … maybe in the end all the plants will be stronger for what they went through! keep up the good work!!
Is this your worst storm damage?
I'm only 4 years in and seems like the storms are getting worse the last two years.
I lost a lot from 15 seconds of hail. Luckily it was early enough to start over.
Are you seeing the same?
hi, yes the weather has been weird this year thats for sure. hopefully it was just a unique storm and wont happen again for a long long time. good luck to you and have a great day
Do you hand pollinate your corn or are 12 plants enough?
hi, i dont need to hand pollinate. they will drop enough pollen on their own.
Do you plant potatoes?
What do you normally use the kale powder for?
hi, ill mix in some water to the kale powder and make soups. add some spices and cooked turkey, yumyum
Im in central NC we didnt get this storm. Are you in western NC? Im sure they will recover.
hi, im in central NC. thanks, have a great day