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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2022
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I don't call them mistakes... I call it learning.
Love this!!
My dad grew plants for selling in a green house. The process was a labored process. Starting with the dirt he got from outside, or a mixture he put together he baked the dirt in the oven at like 450° F for one hour about. He planted a entire seed package into one larger container. These were placed under a large fluorescent light in the basement. Later the grown seedlings had to be transplanted into small sectioned off pots. The transplanting work was hard for us as children and a worker was also hired.
Something I saw on UA-cam last year , put a sardine in the hole when you plant a plant.. The Indians taught the Pilgrims the same thing. They use a fish then made mound over it. Planted corn, beans and squash seeds. The corn, several stalks were for the beans to grow up on. The corn and beans provided shade for the squash .Good luck with the garden. Everybody should plant a garden this year.
Interesting! Thank you for the tip! My friends dad used to put fish he caught under his garden too and swore by it :)
Naturally beautiful and down-to-earth. A simpler way of living is so good. Love your videos, Ally!
Thank you so much!
I just found your channel and I love it !!
Awe yay! thank you :)
Yes, that ending convo! Gardening according to the cosmos is so great! Even using planetary hours to harness the energy you want to infuse into the work you are doing is super powerful. Love your content, it always gets me inspired. ❤
Yes! Can't wait to learn more in this realm. Thank you!
I use banana peel water too! Gardening is such an ongoing learning process too, the most important thing is just keep doing it!! Trial and error and success all go hand in hand!! I’m only partway in, so I’ll get back to watching. But you look so wonderful! I’m a wholistic body builder, and at almost fifty with menopause trying to change me, Im hyper focused and can really tell that you’ve been working out and that you’re taking good care of your gut health! You’re very svelte and glowing, my good woman!! Ok back to watching💃
Ahhh yes, all so true I am learning. Hope you enjoyed the rest of the video! So neat to hear about your holistic bodybuilding too, wow! Thank you so much for the kind words and for noticing, I have been working out more lately, getting back into the gym and such :)
I'm so glad you have shared this info on seed growing! After lots of reading & researching, I have recently ordered 45 different varieties of Organic vegetable, herb & flower seeds. I'm really excited to get started, but at the same time a bit nervous that I've bitten off more than I can chew. Anyway, will see how it goes.
Thanks for the tips! 🙏🌱☺️
This is my first year doing a larger patio garden. I don't use humidity vents or lids. I just mist more often. I worry about being too wet and developing mold. As for more than one seed per cell.. I do 2 per cell, I have found for whatever reason some don't germinate. I was going to dump my lavender thinking they weren't going to germinate, then I read it takes 3 months. At almost 4 months they started coming up. My oregano and basil didn't do well, so I am going to try them again. I made a mistake by starting my okra too early.
Rather than plucking and discarding, I wait till bigger and transplant them separately. My stepfather will sit there with a pencil for hours untangling roots to keep every flower plant.
I love microgreens, but be careful drying them using a microwave. They are high in iron and minerals, so they spark and catch fire. Microgreens take a lot of seeds, because you need to keep planting and harvesting every 2 weeks.
Wow! Thanks for all the insight. Sounds like you really have some experience behind you! My lavender sure has been taking its time, gosh. I like the two seeds per cell idea too.
@@allymariebrown been more of a slow journey over this past year. I am really getting into more healthy living and homesteading. Like you and kyle,. I live in an apartment. But I don't have an off grid cabin. Wish I did. You are way ahead if me, but you can check out my channel. Besides my outdoor activities, I started a homesteading and rural living playlist of my journey.
yes beautiful beautiful ❤ I just had that thought that make things from scratch or using my hands more often to connect with life!!❤ painting, gardening, knitting etc! like you said making things from scratch ❤ love it! thank you Ally and cheers everyone!
Absolutely!! Thank you :)
Been following Trout and coffee for years why did I only realise that you have a channel too. It’s so cool I love all your recipes and knowledge of herbs ❤❤❤❤
I really enjoy watching you create the items I buy from your Etsy shop. The care and thoughtfulness you put into everything is refreshing. So many people want to rush through every task.
Awe this is so freaking cool to hear Laura, truly! :) Thank you
As gardeners, we are always learning. Do you know anyone in your local area who could advise you on when to plant out? Even local areas can be microclimates.
We have a saying in Scotland ‘Ne’er cast a clout, till Mey be oot’. Translation: Never take off a covering, until the Mey flowers are in bloom. ‘Mey’ being the blossom of the Hawthorn tree.
I reuse old plastic butter / margarine / spread tubs, to cut into strips, to use as plant labels.
I also reuse old tights (pantyhose) as plant ties. All you do is cut the toes off (discard those) and then cut across the leg, into about 1 inch ring strips. You will end up with rings. A quick tug on each of them, with your fingers, will roll the material, and you’ll be left with perfect plant ties. These stretch, so they don’t damage the plant as it grows, and they are waterproof so they won’t rot.
My aunt Erin has been helping me! It's looking like early May for getting them outdoors. Haha that's a great saying. Love the idea on the labels and plant ties, thank you!
Relaxing video Ally! ❤❤
Thank you! 🤗
Beautiful video!🌅🧡
Thank you very much!
Loved it as usu! If you haven’t, pls try Thai basil and mint 🌿 in your summer rolls. So good!
Thank you :) Ooooh sounds great!
We made the same mistakes with putting too many seeds per cell. I used tongue depressors for markers and had no issues with that. I also feed my plants coffee grounds and seaweed extract. The energy from those seem to really pep up the plants.
Oh i never heard of using seaweed extract how cool! Will look into that. I have heard about the beans :)
Good morning Ally, sorry I missed your live last night, gardening is always a learning process even for someone like me who has been gardening for over 15 years, there are no mistakes only learning curves. I do not know if it was me that told you about the banana water but I let mine soak for at least 3 to 5 days to ferment in the water it gets a stronger smell then I dilute it into some water and compost my peels it really helps all my plants, love your videos so much, have a wonderful week.
Hey there! No worries at all
You are very inspiring, thank you for pointing out and reminding me.
Beautiful video! I love all the plants and watching you start your garden! I am starting some seeds as well and it’s such a beautiful intimate process:) good luck with growing this year!
So nice of you! Thank you!! Best of luck with your plants as well
Your videos are serene, lovely, informative and a respite from the unpleasantness in the world. Love the candle making segment with your friend, so sweet that it reminded her of her grandmother. Sorry about the glue on your nose!:( You captured a lovely sunset and a wonderful rain storm. Good luck with your plants. Thank you for sharing. Cheers.
Thank you SO much Heather!
Your videos are so helpful motivation and relaxing you do a wonderful job dear keep up the excellent work!!
Thank you so much! Makes me so happy to hear that.
From a fellow natural candle maker.. get yourself a thermometer & let your wax cool to 130° then add your fragrance oil & pour them. 1 oz of essential oil to 1 pound of wax ♥️
Thanks for the tips!! Appreciate you!
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Very enjoyable. You live well and carefully. I remember my candle making days and the home made breads. Good for everyone. 💙🌙🐌
Thank you so much 😊
I am having similar issues, as some cells did not sprout at all. Some what disappointing but hey, it is how we learn. Keep it up, you are doing great!!
It's so funky right?! We got this though! And thank you :)
@@allymariebrown Yes we do!!
Thank you, Ally, your videos are so inspiring. A great start to the day!!! Look forward to the next one. Love from Maine🌞
Thanks so much! :)
Love your beautiful video
I’ve been watching Kyle’s channel for quite some time and never knew you had a channel of your own! I’m so happy I figured it out and have been bingeing on your videos! Best wishes and more on plants and eating clean. Any info on the container of micro sprouts? Did you diy the tray and seeds? Where do you purchase your seeds? Thanks 😊
I had someone refer to mistakes or frustrations as 'great learning opportunities' so that's how i choose to frame lifes little tricks it throws at you. I was wondering if you guys would ever consider trying to grow ramps at the cabin?
A great mindset shift for sure! And we have discussed this actually-I would LOVE to.
this was so good for my nervous system. very calming and relaxing. thank you.
Awee amazing! Thanks.
your videos are super relaxing and insightful! Learned some good tips
Awe, so glad you like them!
Ahh the candles is so pretty ally😍😍😍
Thank you!!
Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching :)
Just a few tips for your seedlings. They are pretty “leggy.” That means they are reaching for the light and need more light. I would recommend getting a supplemental source of light. You also should fill your squares to the top with soil. Seedlings burn through the nutrients in the small squares quickly so giving them as much as you can from the start as helpful.
Good to know! Thank you! I actually will have a video coming out about this in a couple of weeks :)
@@allymariebrown may I add: when you are transplanting a seedling, take a pencil and loosen the root then grab the seedling by the leaves. I noticed you grabbed by the middle of the seedling. This can cause the water and nutrients to be cut off; just a friendly tip. I wish your garden to be bountiful! Great video
Do you guys grow sprouts in jars? Something id like to start up again, those wraps reminded me!
Well done Ally ✌🏽🌿
One of my favorite episodes. ❤
Thank you so much!
please make a hard cover cookbook !!
i would LOVE to do this!
Thank you so much for sharing the banana peel water as liquid fertilizer, I will try that and I do the same with egg shells, Roses love the Calcium from the eggs shells it makes them grow abundantly, after I boil or crack eggs I put them in a wide mouth plastic water jug I really need to switch to glass and Yes it Smells but all my house plants respond positively to it, also Would you consider getting a tower to place all the seedlings to place in the window so that all the trays can get sunlight at the same time and just turn the trays around weekly so that all the sides get direct sunlight
You got it! Oh yes, I have some egg shells drying now. I'll give some to my roses this year for sure. I have wondered about placing vertical rows in the window, it would be great!
Nothing wrong with multisowing :). Works really well to be able to sow more at one time!
Haha honestly true overall, I just ended up with almost 10 in some cells haha.
@@allymariebrown okay, yeah 😂. You might have overdone it a bit!
Best video yet!!
Thank you so much!!
I need you to help me take care of my plants lol
Haha you got this! :) I have faith in you
Fantastic 🌱🙌🪴
Thank you!!
Your life is so full.
Awe thank you! I do feel so grateful.
if you ever nee gardening tips i garden for a living let me know
Thanks for the offer! :) Sweet.
How does your cat not eat your plants? My cat eats flowers , plants and fake anything,!!
Haha he does sometimes try to nibble some plants but never the seedlings!
I wish you and kyle didn't live 2 1/2 hrs away. I would love to sit with you and learn your recipes for healthy eating and making tinctures/ salves. Also where you are getting your supplies. Everywhere near me is going through a supply chain issue or prices are outrageous.
I've started following a lot of homesteading and prepping chanels to learn more. I make my own wax melts / tarts, skin moisturizer, and room spray / cleaner. I am learning more about salves.
I love that like me, you are sharing that you can live a country homesteading lifestyle even in an apartment.
If I have to outsource, I've really been enjoying mountain rose herbs or small local gardening shops. But for many things I can go right to home depot if i need them in a pinch. So cool that you're also into all of this DIYing :)
@@allymariebrown my problem has been finding the healthier foods, herbs, and powders. My local place is really down (maybe the time of year). They didn't have matcha powder, just the tea bags. I prefer mine cold with more matcha than just one or 2 bags does. Most bags I found hold less than a tablespoon. I use 3-4. Plus their powders went from $10 to $35-$70 for a small jar.
I really need to make another trip to the berkshires, but I missed maple season already. I got lucky to find a few items my last trip 2 years ago in October.
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