I wish people would stop saying you can't grow moringa in frost zones. I have kept it through hard freezes by tossing some straw on the base. The top freezes but the roots stay alive. I also have seen moringa survive under oak trees through hard freezes.
I always learn something new watching your videos. Growing up we never ate vegetales. Now that I'm older, I'm trying to garden and educate myself with the plethora of vegetales, fruits and herbs out there. Thank you so much for all your informative videos.
Thanks! Very helpful information. Malabar spinach has been the star of my Phoenix area garden this year. It's still thriving after very hot temperatures in the past couple of weeks. I've just ordered some Egyptian spinach seeds after watching this video.
Did you know you can eat squash plant leaves and stems. I took off the tiny thorns with a light going over with a scrubby sponge. Made it Italian with olive oil, garlic, shallots, a little bacon and chicken broth. central oregon.
Sweet potato plants thrive in the heat. Their leaves are even more nutritious than the potato itself. They make a delicious salad or cooked dish with olive oil, bacon, garlic & tomatoes.
I just raved about you on meetup groups here in Charlotte, NC that have over 2000 members. I hope I have generated more views and seed sales for you. I am a BIG FAN and talk about your channel ALL THE TIME!
John, just wanted to say thank you for changing my life. I appreciate what you do. We love the vitamix blender and omega juicer we purchased from you. Thanks again for all do to help people be healthier! Your a good guy!
LOVE, LOVE LOVE my Malabar spinach!! I saved my seeds from last year, but couldn't get them to germinate!! I even started them in the house with heat mats!! Was I supposed to store the seeds in the freezer? They seemed dry and lightweight, and not as heavy as the seeds I had to re order. I was so disappointed and had a late start in growing them, but finally, I'm picking a ton of it. I've heard spinach can't lose it's moisture inside the seed, so perhaps mine did. I'll have to try putting them in the freezer this year and start them very early next year to see if they sprout. I'll order the Egyptian too! Thanks John for the recommendations!!
I'm growing malabar spinach that I germinated on a wet paper towel in a plastic bag I was keeping in my pocket. It doesn't get that hot here, usually just 70s-80s in the summer.
The red perilla is going bonkers on my balcony - it is truly like a weed. I'm also getting lots of purslane and they seem to do well in the heat. I'm very curious about the malebar (spell?) spinach. I think it looks pretty. Thanks - and your garden is so luscious!
Thanks for this selection , we are in the tropics in India and are 95 F 8 months of the year ! I grow 2 moringa trees in containers in my balcony container garden just for the leaves and they grow beautifully in our weather, the hotter the better ! Surinam spinach and roselle are options I will explore .
I've been eating those hibiscus leaves and I totally agree - they're good as a mix. I almost like red mustard by itself. Tastes better with hibiscus and holy basil. Holy basil is I think the best to make a green mix taste better.
dude I fucking love your work man. I started watching a few weeks ago and basically have made you my go-to guy for this information. Just bought a tumbler composter today so I'm pretty excited. Thanks for all your hard work and keep it up
All my Bibb lettuce bolted - I think lettuces should be grown in fall and spring, according from one of the organic farmer stands I buy from. Thank John on introducing these different spinach's, I'd never had heard of them before🙌
Solar tubes used with liquid metal could be used to heat a green house. Cryosterling sealed cylinders can be used with pykrete cold sinks for cooling your green house has well. Novartis
+drobedee John would never do drugs! Pot destroys the brain and the lungs. He is into health and would never do this. I think he likes it for medical uses...like if one has cancer, but he is not sick so he wouldn't/shouldn't be doing it. right?
+SDD525 I don't think he is and you're definitely right it does but not like how people make it out to be it's definitely less harmful than the beer people drink
Hi John, the (Thai Hibiscus) aka Roselle super easy to grow. But just found a new hibiscus they say it taste like cranberry's aka (Hibiscus acetosella) just got the seeds in can not wait to try this one. :)
With your knowledge you should design a large PVC green house that locks together with all the hydroponic systems worked into it. One you could mass produce has a kit to make avalible to folks.
Hi John. Can you let us know what is that paper shinny locking thing on this video that makes noise with the wind? Is it some kind of system to scare the birds. Hope you could let us know. Thanks
Malabar is alive and well in North Carolina. Thanks. Did anyone notice how aggressively it comes back the following year? I gave a few plants to a friend see 5:45 in.... finecountryliving.com/blog/index.php/2018/06/03/fcl-june-3-2018-ducks-worm-farm/
Previously you had a segment on desert safe trees. Could these plant also grow in this niche? I was wondering if it would possible to reclaim desert areas by a combination of pumping seawater to form a salt flat, condensing the evaporated water and using permaculture techniques to restore the land. My conjecture is that areas like the South Sahara have been created by human encroachment and bad land management.
Hi, I'm a big fan. My husband and I have started a veggie garden two years ago but I'm not getting much luck with the seed varieties I have access to locally so I was wondering where you buy your seeds and if they would ship to us in Morocco. Also how do you achieve such massive growth all the while staying organic?? What's your secret you guys? Much blessings from very far away.
Now that we eat the greens,, does it eventually get to our cells..from what I understand we have REDOX SIGNALING MOLECULES,, THAT after 11 or so yrs. old we start losing this signaling process ,because of our world conditions. pollution etc..but it's still great to eat good food.
الاسلام علیکم. Most of viewers of this channel have learned enough about organic farming. Let us now touch other areas related to health& longevity. It would be very productive if you ) Mr. john) organized speaking forums for hollistic health experts to educate us about all kind of knowledge available to maintain health& well- being. Because ultimately not every one will become grower, but every one can influence the world by his purchasing selection of live fresh plant- based instead of buying junk. factory processed crappie in the name of food. But for this to happen, people need to be educated through this popular channel.
Hey John, thank you so much for doing these videos. I was calling out the plants as you were showing them, was a lot a fun. I'm in Henderson NV and wish I could visit you or get some of your seeds. I'm growing Malabar, Mulukhiyah "I think it's the Egyptian spinach", Thai Hibiscus, Red Roselle and Shiso. They all are doing really good but the Shiso. Maybe I got bad seeds. I love the Malabar. I put it into my Asian soups. It's kind of like the consistency as seaweed, supper yummy. I really would like to have some tree collards and Moringa. Will try for it next year. I'm growing other plants that are doing well also. The okra and Armenian cucumbers are the best. I've had so many that I had to give them away. Thanks again for the recommendations!! Was fun watching you eat them and knowing what they taste like ❤️
Nope. The problem with common plant names is that most of them were made up by English sailors who knew nothing about botany. To them any edible leaf was "spinach". None of these three are related to true spinach.
Getting some serious Positive Vibes from this video.
This guy has so much enthusiasm and is funny and cute as well. Lol
I wish people would stop saying you can't grow moringa in frost zones. I have kept it through hard freezes by tossing some straw on the base. The top freezes but the roots stay alive. I also have seen moringa survive under oak trees through hard freezes.
Thank you for all your hard work John. I learned about amaranth greens growing great in my yard from reseeding on their own.
I always learn something new watching your videos. Growing up we never ate vegetales. Now that I'm older, I'm trying to garden and educate myself with the plethora of vegetales, fruits and herbs out there. Thank you so much for all your informative videos.
Thanks! Very helpful information.
Malabar spinach has been the star of my Phoenix area garden this year. It's still thriving after very hot temperatures in the past couple of weeks.
I've just ordered some Egyptian spinach seeds after watching this video.
Malbar spinach is called alukbati in the Philippines..very rich..very good..yummy..
Thanks John due to your inspiration now I'm growing my vegetables now....they are so delicious!
That's awesome. You should make videos of your garden.
John you're a real teacher & inspiration to us with health & gardening challenges. I've appreciated your honesty & humor.Don't change for anybody.
Did you know you can eat squash plant leaves and stems. I took off the tiny thorns with a light going over with a scrubby sponge. Made it Italian with olive oil, garlic, shallots, a little bacon and chicken broth. central oregon.
Sweet potato plants thrive in the heat. Their leaves are even more nutritious than the potato itself. They make a delicious salad or cooked dish with olive oil, bacon, garlic & tomatoes.
15:01 "I've got big hands, ladies." LOL
i live in Australia so im very interested in this .thanks john
I just raved about you on meetup groups here in Charlotte, NC that have over 2000 members. I hope I have generated more views and seed sales for you. I am a BIG FAN and talk about your channel ALL THE TIME!
John, just wanted to say thank you for changing my life. I appreciate what you do. We love the vitamix blender and omega juicer we purchased from you. Thanks again for all do to help people be healthier! Your a good guy!
LOVE, LOVE LOVE my Malabar spinach!! I saved my seeds from last year, but couldn't get them to germinate!! I even started them in the house with heat mats!! Was I supposed to store the seeds in the freezer? They seemed dry and lightweight, and not as heavy as the seeds I had to re order. I was so disappointed and had a late start in growing them, but finally, I'm picking a ton of it. I've heard spinach can't lose it's moisture inside the seed, so perhaps mine did. I'll have to try putting them in the freezer this year and start them very early next year to see if they sprout. I'll order the Egyptian too! Thanks John for the recommendations!!
I am not seed- specialist, but yours were either sterile or you exposed them to light during their pregnacy.
You've been a huge inspiration! I grow food and juice largely because of your influence 🌿🍃🌿💪
Leafy greens starts at 3:45.
Awesome thanks John !
Thank u. I love the shorter video.
I'm growing malabar spinach that I germinated on a wet paper towel in a plastic bag I was keeping in my pocket. It doesn't get that hot here, usually just 70s-80s in the summer.
Your garden is so amazing!
The red perilla is going bonkers on my balcony - it is truly like a weed. I'm also getting lots of purslane and they seem to do well in the heat. I'm very curious about the malebar (spell?) spinach. I think it looks pretty. Thanks - and your garden is so luscious!
Awesome! I need to make some additions to my green perennials. Thx for sharing John.
Thanks for this selection , we are in the tropics in India and are 95 F 8 months of the year ! I grow 2 moringa trees in containers in my balcony container garden just for the leaves and they grow beautifully in our weather, the hotter the better ! Surinam spinach and roselle are options I will explore .
Himmat na haaro , Mai aapko sahaaraa didonga
No need to check for bugs. Just added in protein 💪 😅
That shiso looks great. Looking for things to grow in the southwest Louisiana area. Just ordered some seeds!
LeafyIsThere
I love this
i dont even know why im here....HISSS
I looked up leafyishere and thus came up
Just got back from LV, extremely hot even at this time of the year. Returning there in cooler months to finish off some gardening projects.
I've been eating those hibiscus leaves and I totally agree - they're good as a mix. I almost like red mustard by itself. Tastes better with hibiscus and holy basil. Holy basil is I think the best to make a green mix taste better.
Love the Bluth's Frozen Banana t!!
dude I fucking love your work man. I started watching a few weeks ago and basically have made you my go-to guy for this information. Just bought a tumbler composter today so I'm pretty excited. Thanks for all your hard work and keep it up
no gnikcuf please.
wtf?
😆😆
+SDD525 right on!
you should make one for fall!
All my Bibb lettuce bolted - I think lettuces should be grown in fall and spring, according from one of the organic farmer stands I buy from. Thank John on introducing these different spinach's, I'd never had heard of them before🙌
Missed a few I routinely grow. One being New Zealand Spinach.
Thanks for all your videos. I have bought the TriStar slow juicer and juice once a day and have lost twenty pounds.
what about the high desert in California it freezes here can you help me
Who would go to John Kohler's "Greenstock Fruit Festival"? !! I know I would!
I love that shirt my friend! Now back to the video...
Thanks John - very informative... will use :)
Sorry for whatever is paining you. Remember, this too shall pass. Thank you for the great videos.
john are you still going to get a farm? sorry if i missed that update but i have been very curious!
Leafyishere
5 leafy greens that thrive under positive vibes.
Solar tubes used with liquid metal could be used to heat a green house. Cryosterling sealed cylinders can be used with pykrete cold sinks for cooling your green house has well. Novartis
This is the John i wanna see :) happy
btw im first xD
he is stoned
+drobedee John would never do drugs! Pot destroys the brain and the lungs. He is into health and would never do this. I think he likes it for medical uses...like if one has cancer, but he is not sick so he wouldn't/shouldn't be doing it. right?
+poolahpot uh eating cannabis does none of those things you mentioned lol you sound like you just watched reefer madness
+SDD525 I don't think he is and you're definitely right it does but not like how people make it out to be it's definitely less harmful than the beer people drink
I love sheiso ! It's grate in stirfries. Also when they go to seed they smell let me licorice !
Hi John, the (Thai Hibiscus) aka Roselle super easy to grow. But just found a new hibiscus they say it taste like cranberry's aka (Hibiscus acetosella) just got the seeds in can not wait to try this one. :)
Awesome stuff:")
Malabar is delicious
John you're doing a good job thanks for all the videos 🖕🏽 Woodstock
With your knowledge you should design a large PVC green house that locks together with all the hydroponic systems worked into it. One you could mass produce has a kit to make avalible to folks.
wonder full Thank you
Hi John. Can you let us know what is that paper shinny locking thing on this video that makes noise with the wind? Is it some kind of system to scare the birds. Hope you could let us know. Thanks
HISSSSS
LEAFYISHERE
I just typed in Leafy and this came up 😅
+ThomasGaming same
he do a video on him? John probably is the least hippy out of any weird vegan i seen on yt hehe.
+ThomasGaming same
Malabar is alive and well in North Carolina. Thanks. Did anyone notice how aggressively it comes back the following year? I gave a few plants to a friend see 5:45 in.... finecountryliving.com/blog/index.php/2018/06/03/fcl-june-3-2018-ducks-worm-farm/
Did you know infrasound can be used to speed up plant growth? Oh the sound of music. ; )
The tree of life
great video!
How do you store the leaves
Can you top off the Malabar spinach and it will continue to grow? Any of the greens actually.
Love your new video editing 😉
and description!
Do you have seeds to sell for the Surinam spinach?
awesome! jhon what is your favourite leafy green overall out of every one in existence today?
5 bucks says moringa if that counts as a green.
Previously you had a segment on desert safe trees. Could these plant also grow in this niche? I was wondering if it would possible to reclaim desert areas by a combination of pumping seawater to form a salt flat, condensing the evaporated water and using permaculture techniques to restore the land. My conjecture is that areas like the South Sahara have been created by human encroachment and bad land management.
Hi, I'm a big fan. My husband and I have started a veggie garden two years ago but I'm not getting much luck with the seed varieties I have access to locally so I was wondering where you buy your seeds and if they would ship to us in Morocco. Also how do you achieve such massive growth all the while staying organic?? What's your secret you guys? Much blessings from very far away.
who also typed LEAFY and this came out??
If you cannot consume 2 pounds a day, use superfoods which can be grown in a aquarium. Superfoods are the most nutrient dense food on the earth.
Your super- food is stupid- food!
Do you have any recipes for a good DIY Japanese Beetle trap attractant?
Awesome shirt!
What are your thoughts on lambs quarter I thought I heard it could cause gall stones ?
Hardly make vegetables now a days
Two more common leaves I enjoy in salad are okra and sweet potato.
keep enjoying, selfish!
awesome awesome !
HISS
i was looking for leafyishere , what is this?
Hi from Tampa fl. Im a first timer in growing anything. did i miss the season to grow anything?
I searched Leafy and I came to this.
Same
Same
same i dont give a fuck about planting to be ownest
same
Same
Now that we eat the greens,, does it eventually get to our cells..from what I understand we have REDOX SIGNALING MOLECULES,, THAT after 11 or so yrs. old we start losing this signaling process ,because of our world conditions. pollution etc..but it's still great to eat good food.
Top 5 Leafyishere green vegetables that thrive in the winter heat -100cm
your vids are awesome ...thanks !! :) but I disagree ...alkaline fruits are best for you ...then the leafy greens ... both are awesome ! :)
Fucking love you keemstar
Anyone able to find Surinam spinach seeds or plants?
where can I get Surinam spinach seeds from?
CAN YOU EAT CUCUMBER AND ZUCCHINI LEAVES?
الاسلام علیکم. Most of viewers of this channel have learned enough about organic farming. Let us now touch other areas related to health& longevity. It would be very productive if you ) Mr. john) organized speaking forums for hollistic health experts to educate us about all kind of knowledge
available to maintain health& well- being.
Because ultimately not every one will become grower, but every one can influence the world by his purchasing selection of live fresh plant- based instead of buying junk. factory processed crappie in the name of food. But for this to happen, people need to be educated through this popular channel.
Make your own channel then.
+Trump2016
If I open my channel, I will put John out of business !
got the same tshirt.. target right?
Hey John, thank you so much for doing these videos. I was calling out the plants as you were showing them, was a lot a fun. I'm in Henderson NV and wish I could visit you or get some of your seeds. I'm growing Malabar, Mulukhiyah "I think it's the Egyptian spinach", Thai Hibiscus, Red Roselle and Shiso. They all are doing really good but the Shiso. Maybe I got bad seeds. I love the Malabar. I put it into my Asian soups. It's kind of like the consistency as seaweed, supper yummy. I really would like to have some tree collards and Moringa. Will try for it next year. I'm growing other plants that are doing well also. The okra and Armenian cucumbers are the best. I've had so many that I had to give them away. Thanks again for the recommendations!! Was fun watching you eat them and knowing what they taste like ❤️
Make longer videos. If people don't like it they have the power to turn it off.
😊😊😊😊😊
You forgot the best leafy green.
Calvin.
Lol
who else searched for Leafy?
Mewseloginous what?
Lettuce? What about Indian lettuce?
3 out of 5 choices are spinach varieties?
Nope. The problem with common plant names is that most of them were made up by English sailors who knew nothing about botany. To them any edible leaf was "spinach". None of these three are related to true spinach.
+Nonya Damnbusiness Good to know!
I never knew that!
I live in the south of Portugal, Europa and it'S real useful and interesting, thx funny gay
Força Portugal ; )
+abideen turky it's a aquarelle I made of a young yezidi girl , IS sex slaves.. :(
+Veija Imaginez
Yezidis suffered so much by oppressors, need to be supported by people like you!
LeafyisHere?