Successful Carrot Garden Update
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- Carrots are extremely rewarding to harvest once you can get them to grow successfully. I grew carrots from seed to harvest and was rewarded with a great carrot garden haul!
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What is everyone growing this Spring/Summer? Have any of you tried to grow carrots and how was that experience?
I over seed my carrot beds. When they get about a half inch around, then I thin them for delicious baby carrots. I let the next batch grow to 3/4 inch around and thin again. I let the rest grow to full size.
@joyceterra2265 that's actually a great idea, Joyce less waist. We just thinned them out and used the tops for pesto, I didn't think about baby carrots.
@@GreyManPrepping I didnt think about making pesto with them. I usually use basil. Do you make it the same. If not, would love the recipe.
Hello Joyce, 👋 😁 I'll be honest the recipe we used is from "Simply Recipes." it uses baby spinach,garlic,cashews, sea salt, black pepper, and extra virgin olive oil. I'll share the link here, and you can check it out and let me know your thoughts. 😊
www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/carrot_top_pesto/
@@GreyManPrepping this sounds delicious. Will definitely be giving this a try. Thank you for sharing. I hate letting anything go waste and live learning new ways to use things that typically I would throw to the chickens and ducks. They will still get some because they are so good for them.
Thank you for sharing GreyMan ❤✝️,those carrots look great to me... Yes I like how you tell people to pinch off the buds and let the plant grow. Looks like you got a good start going. 👍☺️😊
Thanks so much Raka, I was very pleased with the outcome of the carrots 🥕 😄
The carrots look great! I really enjoy your gardening videos. ❤
Thanks so much, Mildred 😊🙏
Nice looking carrots 🥕 😊
Thanks 😁
Those carrots are almost too perfect! Wow - good job! Really enjoy your garden videos. Thanks. 👍
I truly appreciate that Diana, I guess they say the third time is the charm 😆
Awesome! I'm planting carrots this weekend! 🥕
Very cool! Wishing you the best 😊👍
Hope my carrots come out as good as yours.🥕🥕🥕 They should be ready to pull soon.
I started 6 new Bell pepper plants from seed and, 2 days ago, something ate one of the plants right down to the soil. Had to move the other 5 into the pool enclosure, where they're doing great. If it isn't the critters, it's bugs. 😬 I have so much to learn about growing.
Have you ever watched 'The Ripe Tomato Farms' channel? Looks interesting. Blessings.😀
Wishing you the best with your carrots, JT 😊 I'll check out the channel thank you, and have a blessed day! 🙏💛
Wow Grey your carrots really did well for you. Got your garden planned out for the next planting smart. Your daughters flower kinda looks like a snap dragon flower. It was hard to see for sure though. Anxious to see your next garden video. Oh your canned carrots look good too. They really are easy to cann. God Bless 🙏❤️🙏
Thanks so much, Linda! And yep, she said snap dragons lol 😆 God bless you as well. 🙏
Great job takes a lot of work, You reap the seed you sow lol !
Absolutely! 😆👍
Thanks for the garden update. The carrots looked great. I just planted mine two days ago.
My pleasure, Sue, and good luck on yours the season 😊🙏
WE are going to start planting this weekend, the weather has been horrible but things are looking up. My wife says your carrots came out great. She wants to grow those Seminole pumpkins you did last year. Have a great night my friend.
Thanks brother, you guys will love the Seminole pumpkins! 😁👍
I was born and raised in Southern California… everything grew great. Twelve years in Clearwater FL, nothing grew well. Now on Pacific Coast Baja, gophers & bugs winning 🤣. My money is on that volunteer tomato!
🤣 My wife is betting on it as well. I had family when I was way younger that lived in Clearwater, did a lot of fishing those days lol
Growing pumpkins, garlic this year.
Love me some pumpkins! 👍
In Okeechobee, our black berries growing inground have been ripe for 2 weeks. They are 2-3 yrs old. SO SWEET
That's great to hear! Can't wait til mine ripen. 😁
Thanks GreyMan for your gardening videos. I watch you and Rudy all the time and really enjoy the content. I am also a 9b gardener (Sarasota) and its nice to see someone else tackling the challenges we have here with the soil, climate, etc... please keep the gardening videos coming!
My pleasure, and thank you. I'll definitely keep up the gardening videos coming. It's a passion of mine. I really enjoy working with the plants and learning how to grow my own food. 😁
I grew the little Everglades tomtoes... very sweet, and my Semiloe Pumpkin vines grew 8 inches a day! Here in WI I have access to apples and blackberries in the woods, so that's fun too😎
I've heard great things about everglades tomatoes, and that's awesome to hear about the Seminole pumpkins 😁
Wow...great carrots
Thanks Karise 😊
looks great brother, we just started our raised beds last week, lots of goodies going in. 🤘
Nice! You'll have to keep me updated 😁
Congrats on the great carrot harvest! I have feral cats so I'm redoing my whole garden to cage them out. No summer garden this year however I'll be ready for fall/winter/spring here in the low desert Arizona. I do have eggplants in containers as well as bunch onions, chives, asparagus and baby moringa I started from seed. My sweet potatoes & rosemary are growing crazy and my citrus trees are coming along(grapefruit, orange, lemon, lime) as well as my Pakistani mulberry, guava and banana trees. Grapevines are fairly new however I'll get grapes off one this year. I also have 2 trees I call my survival trees, Palo Verde- edible green pods when young and usable wood and Mesquite which the pods when dry can be used for a flour substitue(good for diabetics) and the wood, well you must know lots of people use for bbqs smokers and cooking with. Native people used these trees for many things also building materials. Good drought resistant trees. I never water them. I really enjoy watching your progress. Much love to fam and a pat on the pups head.
Wow, that sounds like a great setup! 😁 I hope you have a great weekend. 🙏
I grow 50 ft row of carrots each year. I hate washing all those carrots by hand. If you have a top loader washing machine, throw the carrots in there for about 15 minutes, no soap, just water. It cleans them beautifully.
Such a great idea! Thank you 🙏
That's hilariously awesome.
Beautiful. I am going to try carrets next year
Awesome, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. 😁👍
We put in a lot of raised beds. Several of my seedlings drowned in this rain, even though there was good drainage. I'll be replanting
It's been very dry here, we are expecting rain next week after this scorching heat. Hope things get better, God bless 😊🙏
looking very good Grey, I just helped out my neighbors with thier garden and they have tried carrots several times and it did not work out so well. I am going to share your channel with them. 🤗
That was very kind of you. Have a blessed evening 🙏💛
The carrots are so great!!
I was pleasantly surprised by the outcome 😁
The carrots 🥕 are awesome! The garden is going to give you lots of goodies, too! I hope you do some canning videos. And I'm with you ... where did Spring go? It skipped Mississippi, too!
Thank you. As soon as I am a bit more comfortable, I'll be sharing my canning adventures 😊
Excellent carrot harvest. I'm concentrating on heirloom tomatoes this year. I grew 5 different varieties from seed. However, it's still too cold at night here in upstate NY to plant them out.
Sounds great, and thank you, Dale 😊
Im doing 23 different vegetables this year. Im in north PA, so far i have only planted potatoes, broccoli, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, lettuce, cilantro, onions, peas, chard, beets, and carrots.
Sounds great! 😁
Hey Grey…a day late. Been busy preparing my summer garden for planting…whew! Got it done. But I can’t plant what I need until after Mother’s Day. I’ve planted as late as up to Memorial Day. And even then, I’ve experienced cold snaps on the holiday and planted after that. So….I’m ready and waiting here in Michigan.
Wishing you a successful gardening season 😊🤞
Thank you!
You bet!
The flowers are snapdragons
Yep, that's what they are! Thank you 😆
The carrots looked awesome. Nice job. We grow them every year up here and some years are better than others. I think our best year was 18 pints ,last year was only 8. They’re so much better than store bought though. Still waiting on last frost right now but potato’s will be going soon. Stay safe down there brother and keep on growing 👍👍
Thanks, brother, and please do the same 😁🙏
Peppers. The cross pollination will only effect the seeds, not your harvest this year. For strong growth of peppers, I use a general liquid fertilizer a couple times until about halfway through the season, when the plants reach full size. Then I switch to Alaska Morbloom 0-10-10 fertilizer to focus on flowers and not leaf growth. Peppers are about the only plant I use liquid fertilizer on and I plant like 20 veggies.
Your garden looks good. Carrots look amazing. Mine always end up stubby, not so good.
Awesome! Thanks for the tip! 😁👍
Love your gardon video~
Thanks so much 😊🙏
Carrot 🥕 cake anyone?
Love carrot cake myself 🥕 🎂😁
I like hot peppers 🌶 😋 👌
That you do 🤣
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Evening David 🐇 🥕 😁
I was curious when you were going to do the big reveal lol Nice job they came out very good. Look forward to more garden videos Grey! 💚💚💚
Yeah, I was just waiting on the carrots, lol 😆 Definitely more garden videos coming 😉
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Thanks Tammy 😊
No sweet potatoes this year?
Sweet potatoes are coming, waiting on this new 8x4x2 bed to show up. I plan on using the whole thing for them 😎
It’s a snapdragon
Thanks Cheryl 😁
Why is the soil level so low in your beds?
Over 18 inches per bed, but several reasons one is to use a wind break for smaller plants, second room for my mulch/straw, and when I need to utilize moundimg on certain plant's.