Miss Kitty is probably whispering in your ear at night to grow tons of broccoli this year.😃 Nice video Robbie.👍 I can always find folks who want my extra seedlings.👩🏾🌾 By the way you can plant brassicas deep...up to the first leaves. This helps if they get leggy. Also brassicas like a firm soil when you transplant them. It makes for a stronger plant that won't flop over. Went out and got my pots some clothes today. I'm going to have fun dressing them up...especially the buckets from Lowe's. Thanks!💕
I start seeds in those black take out containers with the clear lids. I usually use them after they don't look so good for keeping leftovers, so that they still have some life before they get thrown out or recycled.
Sounds like we have been channeling the same ideas! The only seeds that didn't do so well that way were peas, just because they grew so fast I couldn't get them replanted in time. My compliments on your screen name- feralfarmgirl sounds cool!
Would love to hear more about your seed greenhouse. I’ve never seen a set up like that. Green moldy looking stuff on my seed soil is always a headache 😄
Hi dear. I have ordered most of the plants you share. I have my kitchen counter full of baby plants. I just received purple tumeric. 💜 I need to make your winter tote. You have literally been all I am watching here in az. We are getting down to 28 here in Southern Arizona. I have covered, wrapped, brought in my garage, and in my living room 😆😊. I love ❤️ 😍 gardening and you have helped me so much. Please keep Sharing. 🙏 you have been such a blessing. God bless all.
Thank you so much Robbie 🌟 I've planted my broccolis and all my brassicas early in the season and know they're almost ready! at first all my plants were filled with cabbage caterpillars! Brassicas attract these caterpillars....and they were eating my plants. I did everything to make them go away until an agronomist told me to put Thuringia bacillus! I looked for this and saw that it is ok and in fact this is how I saved all my plants! they were not only eating my vegetables, but they had laid eggs everywhere, on all my plants. I also got earthworms! they had some plants that I bought and put in the totes where I have my lettuces and feeding them!!! I am very very happy!!! I can't throw away any seedlings too! I plant them and if they make it that is ok! The paper caps they are plastic indeed but I also like to use them like you've shown us!!! Can you believe that I still have cherry tomatoes?!!! I cut them and rip them off inside!!! So crazy weather here... Please take care Robbie ❣️ Be safe you and Gary ✨🌻 Thank you so much for your helpful videos 👏💗🌟
Want you to know THAT YOUR CHANNEL HAS SO MUCH WISDOM AN KNOWLEDGE that you have helped me NOT to have to CHOOSE between food or medicine Living on S.S. an disabled an not having land or materials to grow..with your creative ideas on containers an saving seeds etc.. I can now eat like a king 👑 and no longer worried so much about NOT being able to get medicine..YOU ARE A TRUE BLESSING ESPECIALLY TO LOW INCOME ELDERLY..
Hi Robbie, I wanted to let you know I "harvested" my first vegs from the garden last night!! The salad greens were delicious! I have some squash that will be ready next week I hope...thanks again for all you do and all the great info! I'm now officially addicted to container gardening! BTW...I'm the one that lives in AZ.
I have a problem with starting too many seedlings. Lol! I do keep extra, because like you said, things happen, plus, this way, I can give some to neighbors. I worked outside today, getting my totes ready, and chopping up cannas for mulch. I set out some lettuces and broccoli last week, and I have a few kale seedlings that made it through our coldest weather during Christmas. I live in Florida, and that's the coldest weather we've had here since 1983! I planted some tomato seeds, and some pollinator plants yesterday, and have those under a lamp, with a plant light, and saran wrap over them. They do really good like this for me. I enjoy, as well as learn so many things from your videos! Kitty is ALWAYS a bonus as well!🥰
I totally agree about not buying just one plant! I'm in Southern CA,, too, and after all the rain we've just had I'm glad I've delayed with some outdoor planting. Plus we've had squirrels around, and I be to be able to use repellents that won't just be washed away.
More rain earlier today and cold nights. I started growing pansies, and they turned yellow the tiny plants, now I cover them with a towel at night and they greened up and looking good. Take care
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I really blundered through starting pansy seeds for the first time. Wasn't sure how to germinate a container of them that have to be in total darkness. They were coming up at different times.
I moved back to this area about 2 years ago. I ran into a lady I worked with years ago. She actually lives about 2 blocks from me. She invited me to have a seed starting day in February. She has a list of what plants to start and when. Considering I have lived in numerous states from Alaska to Arizona and many others. It has been difficult to keep up with planting zones. I am excited to learn those skills since this is my permanent location. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I agree tomatoes and peppers like to grow with friends. We harvested some beautiful broccoli 🥦 today. Definitely need hints and tips on small greenhouse tote. Would like you to start talking about seed starting NOW. We are almost ready in Texas.
Thank you, Robbie!!!! Apparently everybody here in Virginia is starting seeds in cups too because I can't find a pack anywhere! So I've started using toilet paper and paper towel rolls. And wouldn't you know it, one of the bulbs in my small grow light stopped working and I can't find a replacement bulb because the grow light is so old. But that's ok...I've learned from YOU to use what you got and make something else work!!! Robbie, you're the BEST!!!
Hi Robbie, great timing. I’m chomping at the bit to start planting seeds and you showed me some good tips. I received the vegetable seeds from Baker Creek and am excited to get started. It’s going to be 28 degrees tonight so the seedlings will stay inside. Stay warm!🌷✨💙🦋🐓😬
I learned about back-up plants the hard way :( I am so glad you made this video! And everyone - go get your seeds! Lots of places are selling out quick already.
Another inspiring video for the gardening community !!!! I really "like" the water cooler paper cup concept ; because I'm not too good at transplanting seedlings !!!! Thanks , Robbie and Gary !!!!
Ty Robbie and Gary! Just ordered boatloads of seeds! We will start some of those cold weather plants inside soon. Living in nys. Hoping to plant some outside in April. Ty for sharing :)
All the videos that you and Gary do it’s a lot of help to everyone even in evenly but I appreciate it I love the hummingbirds and that’s my most videos that I like or the hummingbirds but I do like Olive Garden to how do you like all the vegetables all the flowers love your little dog but I love those hummingbirds I can’t wait till spring until they come back to North Ohio I can’t wait to see them just wanted to say thank you for the videos Appreciate General Garage everyone else and you’re actually I’m not bill click click you’re done thank you have a great day bye
So far our winter was mild! But we are not near seed starting. My volunteer lettuce seedlings got put in little pots, but most didn't survive. Since I had a few rooted other plants the pots got repurposed, was just right. The few lettuce that made it look quite healthy. Now I have the little black gnat war😂 fly papers do a great job though.
Thank you for sharing more great information with us! I definitely agree with having extra seedlings! I’ve had mine munched by critters and knocked over in the wind. I always find people who need my extra seedlings or I grow them and share the extra food that I’ve grown. I hope all is well with you and Gary and I always love seeing Miss Kitty and the rest of the pups in your videos. ❤️
I learned my lesson to do at least two plants of a kind. Some need two to grow and pollinate while some just like to be crowded together. It is like one dog is fine but two dogs are happier esp when they grow up together!
Robbie, you have such an inspiring voice. You make me want to go plant something. lol It's not time here in North Carolina to even start seeds, though, so I enjoy watching you do yours. Blessings to you.
Indeed, nature can take a toll on seedlings....great wisdom. It is an awesome time of the year to start seeds and gardens very soon. I love both wild birds and garden cats, but sadly the two don't mix well. I place Hummingbird feeders high....but Hummingbirds like to surf low to the flowers and I know some of my Hummingbirds are casualties.
Hi there. You are so informative. I planted tomato seeds that I saved. This was the first time so I wanted to see if they would grow. I'm hoping so. That was a huge delicious tomato that I bought at the farmers market. Take care.
ROBBIE, OH MY GOODNESS I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT ALL THE CRITTERS AFTER OUR PLANTS. AWESOME VIDEO. I SHOWED MY HUSBAND. WOW SO HELPFUL. THANK YOU ROBBIE. LOVE YOU ❤
Hi Robbie. CHALLENGE FOR YOU! I'm Sure Gary has some copper wire in his garage or could find some. Wrap it clockwise around A tall stick of wood, branch, or even a dowel. Wrap it 2-3 times at the bottom then all the way up like an elongated snake, not tight, leaving the end above the top of the stick like an antenna. Put the bottom of the stick A few inches into the soil of a plant, next to another plant that's the same plant you planted at the same time but in another container with same weather conditions. Watch to see if one grows way bigger than the other. It's called electroculture. It's starting to become popular again, especially with the poor quality at stores, price, and lack of availability. The vegetables grow an ENORMOUS size! Its been around since 1700's, then was revitalized again in 1800's, then again in early 1920's. The pesticide and fertilizer companies did their best to squash and debunk this way of growing. You will 99-100% not have any pests, no need for fertilizers, etc. Just need dirt. China is starting to use this now in massive food production because it works! Look it up. Other people in other countries are using it again. A woman here in Washington State, where I'm at, has the biggest vegetables! There are pictures on the Internet from the 1800's and to this day posting vegetables that are as big as a toddler to big as a small shed. Id love to see your readers try it to. I just got my 18 gauge roll of copper wire and am going to experiment with seedlings too. You can get any Gauge but 16 (a bigger gauge) is also good. The science behind it is fascinating.
Hi Robbie: Thanks for the advice to grow more than one plant. I never thought of that. I have been disappointed many times because something ate my plants. Have you made the green house from totes yet. I would be very interested in that. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤
If you see what transplants cost these days at the big box stores, the nice thing to do is grow extra starter plants to give away to people. Some are growing food to help make ends meet and to have a healthier alternative to the pesticide grown, colored cellulose at the supermarket. Can find people who want starter plants through local gardening groups on Facebook, Nextdoor, and local community gardens. Starting seeds closer together in recycled food containers and then up-pottting them has been helpful in small grow light set up and small outside growing area.
Robbie, I have lots of hummers. More then I ever imagined. I have 7 feeders. I make sure they have food in them. I have one bird that has laid claim to all feeders. He lives in my yard and attacks any hummingbird that enters the territory. Is this okay?
Did you grow those broccolis outside or inside? We Live in Central California in Clovis and at night, temperatures get down to... well right now is 42. But it'll probably get down to 37. But even lower Maybe. Can I start seedlings outside?
Why do you start the seeds in a paper baking cup inside a plastic pencil case instead of going directly to the 3oz paper cups? Apologies if it is a silly question, I am very new to gardening.
I can't imagine growing more zucchini than I can eat. Last year I killed an entire pack of seeds in my first ever attempt at growing it. ugh. I am hoping to try again this year. . .
hi robbie 🤗 another great video. i have, what i think are, aphids all over my broccoli heads. ive received a few recommendations, but what do you think is the best way to get rid of the aphids and save my broccoli? this is my first time ever having aphids in my garden on anything. i wonder if it's because of all the rain. tfs
I read that soapy water, (Dawn mixed with water) and spray on plants, should help. I have used this, and it helps, but you have to reapply often, until they're gone.
It's just 2 of us. We have 4 kinds of cherry tomatoes, 1 beefsteak, 1 roma. Altogether I reckon we have 12 tomato plants. Pffft, lol, 1 tomato would never work. Some are dying out so I squished a couple ripe tomatoes into each pot and the seedlings are now popping up to replace them.
Hi Robbie it's August 17th 2023 I planted my first container garden last week my vegetables died and it stinks like like poop poop poop poop those worms really do stink I don't know what I did wrong I followed the video and container. they died in the holes to drain the water out of the big containers into the bucket it stinks and now I got flies and mosquitoes and the smell is awful please help anybody out there please help me I'm a newbie newbie😢😢😢😢
Yes Robbie we wanna watch you make your mini greenhouse tote
I’ll get right on that thank you 😊
Miss Kitty is probably whispering in your ear at night to grow tons of broccoli this year.😃
Nice video Robbie.👍 I can always find folks who want my extra seedlings.👩🏾🌾
By the way you can plant brassicas deep...up to the first leaves. This helps if they get leggy. Also brassicas like a firm soil when you transplant them. It makes for a stronger plant that won't flop over.
Went out and got my pots some clothes today. I'm going to have fun dressing them up...especially the buckets from Lowe's. Thanks!💕
I start seeds in those black take out containers with the clear lids. I usually use them after they don't look so good for keeping leftovers, so that they still have some life before they get thrown out or recycled.
Me 2!
Sounds like we have been channeling the same ideas! The only seeds that didn't do so well that way were peas, just because they grew so fast I couldn't get them replanted in time. My compliments on your screen name- feralfarmgirl sounds cool!
Would love to hear more about your seed greenhouse. I’ve never seen a set up like that. Green moldy looking stuff on my seed soil is always a headache 😄
Hi dear. I have ordered most of the plants you share. I have my kitchen counter full of baby plants. I just received purple tumeric. 💜 I need to make your winter tote. You have literally been all I am watching here in az. We are getting down to 28 here in Southern Arizona. I have covered, wrapped, brought in my garage, and in my living room 😆😊. I love ❤️ 😍 gardening and you have helped me so much. Please keep Sharing. 🙏 you have been such a blessing. God bless all.
Thank you so much Robbie 🌟 I've planted my broccolis and all my brassicas early in the season and know they're almost ready! at first all my plants were filled with cabbage caterpillars! Brassicas attract these caterpillars....and they were eating my plants. I did everything to make them go away until an agronomist told me to put Thuringia bacillus! I looked for this and saw that it is ok and in fact this is how I saved all my plants! they were not only eating my vegetables, but they had laid eggs everywhere, on all my plants.
I also got earthworms! they had some plants that I bought and put in the totes where I have my lettuces and feeding them!!! I am very very happy!!! I can't throw away any seedlings too! I plant them and if they make it that is ok! The paper caps they are plastic indeed but I also like to use them like you've shown us!!!
Can you believe that I still have cherry tomatoes?!!! I cut them and rip them off inside!!! So crazy weather here...
Please take care Robbie ❣️ Be safe you and Gary ✨🌻
Thank you so much for your helpful videos 👏💗🌟
Want you to know THAT YOUR CHANNEL HAS SO MUCH WISDOM AN KNOWLEDGE that you have helped me NOT to have to CHOOSE between food or medicine Living on S.S. an disabled an not having land or materials to grow..with your creative ideas on containers an saving seeds etc.. I can now eat like a king 👑 and no longer worried so much about NOT being able to get medicine..YOU ARE A TRUE BLESSING ESPECIALLY TO LOW INCOME ELDERLY..
Hi Robbie, I wanted to let you know I "harvested" my first vegs from the garden last night!! The salad greens were delicious! I have some squash that will be ready next week I hope...thanks again for all you do and all the great info! I'm now officially addicted to container gardening! BTW...I'm the one that lives in AZ.
I too am in a desert region, but haven’t had success. I could learn from you. Congrats!
Sounds great! So happy 😀
I have a problem with starting too many seedlings. Lol! I do keep extra, because like you said, things happen, plus, this way, I can give some to neighbors. I worked outside today, getting my totes ready, and chopping up cannas for mulch. I set out some lettuces and broccoli last week, and I have a few kale seedlings that made it through our coldest weather during Christmas. I live in Florida, and that's the coldest weather we've had here since 1983! I planted some tomato seeds, and some pollinator plants yesterday, and have those under a lamp, with a plant light, and saran wrap over them. They do really good like this for me.
I enjoy, as well as learn so many things from your videos! Kitty is ALWAYS a bonus as well!🥰
I totally agree about not buying just one plant! I'm in Southern CA,, too, and after all the rain we've just had I'm glad I've delayed with some outdoor planting. Plus we've had squirrels around, and I be to be able to use repellents that won't just be washed away.
More rain earlier today and cold nights. I started growing pansies, and they turned yellow the tiny plants, now I cover them with a towel at night and they greened up and looking good. Take care
@@RobbieAndGaryGardeningEasy I really blundered through starting pansy seeds for the first time. Wasn't sure how to germinate a container of them that have to be in total darkness. They were coming up at different times.
Looks a little leggy to me
I moved back to this area about 2 years ago. I ran into a lady I worked with years ago. She actually lives about 2 blocks from me. She invited me to have a seed starting day in February. She has a list of what plants to start and when. Considering I have lived in numerous states from Alaska to Arizona and many others. It has been difficult to keep up with planting zones. I am excited to learn those skills since this is my permanent location. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
I agree tomatoes and peppers like to grow with friends. We harvested some beautiful broccoli 🥦 today. Definitely need hints and tips on small greenhouse tote.
Would like you to start talking about seed starting NOW. We are almost ready in Texas.
Last year was a bust with Covid-19 and husband being very sick 3 hospital stays. Want to grow a ton-of food. 😊
Thank you, Robbie!!!! Apparently everybody here in Virginia is starting seeds in cups too because I can't find a pack anywhere! So I've started using toilet paper and paper towel rolls. And wouldn't you know it, one of the bulbs in my small grow light stopped working and I can't find a replacement bulb because the grow light is so old. But that's ok...I've learned from YOU to use what you got and make something else work!!! Robbie, you're the BEST!!!
Thanks for all your user-friendly videos. I really appreciate the fact your ideas are budget friendly and involve repurposing!
Hi Robbie, great timing. I’m chomping at the bit to start planting seeds and you showed me some good tips. I received the vegetable seeds from Baker Creek and am excited to get started. It’s going to be 28 degrees tonight so the seedlings will stay inside. Stay warm!🌷✨💙🦋🐓😬
I can't wait to start my garden Robbie, thank you for sharing. I'm definitely going to start extra seeds.
Here I am starting a few things, soon I hope to start more, still WAY to cold at night. Thanks!
I learned about back-up plants the hard way :(
I am so glad you made this video!
And everyone - go get your seeds! Lots of places are selling out quick already.
Thanks for the tips! You are so right! ❤️
South Florida has lots & lots of seeds. So far, everything is well stocked.
Can't wait to get back in the garden ☺️
Another inspiring video for the gardening community !!!! I really "like" the water cooler paper cup concept ; because I'm not too good at transplanting seedlings !!!! Thanks , Robbie and Gary !!!!
Ty Robbie and Gary! Just ordered boatloads of seeds! We will start some of those cold weather plants inside soon. Living in nys. Hoping to plant some outside in April. Ty for sharing :)
All the videos that you and Gary do it’s a lot of help to everyone even in evenly but I appreciate it I love the hummingbirds and that’s my most videos that I like or the hummingbirds but I do like Olive Garden to how do you like all the vegetables all the flowers love your little dog but I love those hummingbirds I can’t wait till spring until they come back to North Ohio I can’t wait to see them just wanted to say thank you for the videos Appreciate General Garage everyone else and you’re actually I’m not bill click click you’re done thank you have a great day bye
So far our winter was mild! But we are not near seed starting. My volunteer lettuce seedlings got put in little pots, but most didn't survive. Since I had a few rooted other plants the pots got repurposed, was just right. The few lettuce that made it look quite healthy. Now I have the little black gnat war😂 fly papers do a great job though.
Thank you for sharing more great information with us! I definitely agree with having extra seedlings! I’ve had mine munched by critters and knocked over in the wind. I always find people who need my extra seedlings or I grow them and share the extra food that I’ve grown. I hope all is well with you and Gary and I always love seeing Miss Kitty and the rest of the pups in your videos. ❤️
I learned my lesson to do at least two plants of a kind. Some need two to grow and pollinate while some just like to be crowded together. It is like one dog is fine but two dogs are happier esp when they grow up together!
Robbie, you have such an inspiring voice. You make me want to go plant something. lol It's not time here in North Carolina to even start seeds, though, so I enjoy watching you do yours. Blessings to you.
Love watching all of your videos. And please do one on your cold frame.
Indeed, nature can take a toll on seedlings....great wisdom. It is an awesome time of the year to start seeds and gardens very soon. I love both wild birds and garden cats, but sadly the two don't mix well. I place Hummingbird feeders high....but Hummingbirds like to surf low to the flowers and I know some of my Hummingbirds are casualties.
I need to make some greenhouse totes. Thank you for another awesome video full of helpful tips!
Hi there. You are so informative. I planted tomato seeds that I saved. This was the first time so I wanted to see if they would grow. I'm hoping so. That was a huge delicious tomato that I bought at the farmers market. Take care.
ROBBIE, OH MY GOODNESS I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT ALL THE CRITTERS AFTER OUR PLANTS. AWESOME VIDEO. I SHOWED MY HUSBAND. WOW SO HELPFUL. THANK YOU ROBBIE. LOVE YOU ❤
Hi Robbie, great video, thank you! I would love to know how to build a mini greenhouse! 🌱
And I love it that Robbie did it in 2-tone green! 💚🌄
Oh! Oh! I want to know how you made that little seedling house at the end! Please!😊
Please show us how you made your mini cold frame🥰
Hi Robbie. CHALLENGE FOR YOU!
I'm Sure Gary has some copper wire in his garage or could find some. Wrap it clockwise around A tall stick of wood, branch, or even a dowel. Wrap it 2-3 times at the bottom then all the way up like an elongated snake, not tight, leaving the end above the top of the stick like an antenna. Put the bottom of the stick A few inches into the soil of a plant, next to another plant that's the same plant you planted at the same time but in another container with same weather conditions. Watch to see if one grows way bigger than the other. It's called electroculture. It's starting to become popular again, especially with the poor quality at stores, price, and lack of availability. The vegetables grow an ENORMOUS size! Its been around since 1700's, then was revitalized again in 1800's, then again in early 1920's. The pesticide and fertilizer companies did their best to squash and debunk this way of growing. You will 99-100% not have any pests, no need for fertilizers, etc. Just need dirt. China is starting to use this now in massive food production because it works! Look it up. Other people in other countries are using it again. A woman here in Washington State, where I'm at, has the biggest vegetables! There are pictures on the Internet from the 1800's and to this day posting vegetables that are as big as a toddler to big as a small shed. Id love to see your readers try it to. I just got my 18 gauge roll of copper wire and am going to experiment with seedlings too. You can get any Gauge but 16 (a bigger gauge) is also good. The science behind it is fascinating.
Getting totes ready. Won’t be planting outside anytime soon. Starting inside in sunroom flowers for side yard. Like your tote cold frame idea.
I break rules also depending on how I feel and weather. I love your channel. From lincoln nebraska. Snow here and very cold.
Stay warm, and before you know, it we’ll have warmer weather, and then we will all be planting or feeding hummingbirds or both ❤️😊
Excellent video.
Hope you do the video you mentioned on Adirondack Chairs - I picked up a few on the street but don't know what to do with them. 😃
Hi Robbie: Thanks for the advice to grow more than one plant. I never thought of that. I have been disappointed many times because something ate my plants. Have you made the green house from totes yet. I would be very interested in that. Thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤
Hey Robbie, hope ya'll are doing well 🥰🥰
Wet and doing great! Thanks
I would love to see how you made your cold frame
robbie i think the coating on the paper cups is wax and not plastic i may be wrong but that was what used to be on those cups
If you see what transplants cost these days at the big box stores, the nice thing to do is grow extra starter plants to give away to people. Some are growing food to help make ends meet and to have a healthier alternative to the pesticide grown, colored cellulose at the supermarket.
Can find people who want starter plants through local gardening groups on Facebook, Nextdoor, and local community gardens.
Starting seeds closer together in recycled food containers and then up-pottting them has been helpful in small grow light set up and small outside growing area.
Can you explain difference between potting soil and potting mix?
Robbie what did you use for the clear insert on the green house tote? I would love to share that idea with my Community Garden friends.
This tote has tulle on the top. The clear insert one. I haven’t even done that video yet, so I’m not sure what the answer is for you…more coming ❤
Hi Robbie!I wanted to ask,do you always use same soil for plants and produce???
Robbie, I have lots of hummers. More then I ever imagined. I have 7 feeders. I make sure they have food in them. I have one bird that has laid claim to all feeders. He lives in my yard and attacks any hummingbird that enters the territory. Is this okay?
Did you grow those broccolis outside or inside? We Live in Central California in Clovis and at night, temperatures get down to... well right now is 42. But it'll probably get down to 37. But even lower Maybe. Can I start seedlings outside?
Why do you start the seeds in a paper baking cup inside a plastic pencil case instead of going directly to the 3oz paper cups? Apologies if it is a silly question, I am very new to gardening.
I can't imagine growing more zucchini than I can eat. Last year I killed an entire pack of seeds in my first ever attempt at growing it. ugh. I am hoping to try again this year. . .
hi robbie 🤗
another great video.
i have, what i think are, aphids all over my broccoli heads. ive received a few recommendations, but what do you think is the best way to get rid of the aphids and save my broccoli?
this is my first time ever having aphids in my garden on anything. i wonder if it's because of all the rain. tfs
I read that soapy water, (Dawn mixed with water) and spray on plants, should help. I have used this, and it helps, but you have to reapply often, until they're gone.
Plant or buy some plants that will attract ladybugs like marigolds. They will eat the aphids like a cute lil clean up crew.
It's just 2 of us. We have 4 kinds of cherry tomatoes, 1 beefsteak, 1 roma. Altogether I reckon we have 12 tomato plants. Pffft, lol, 1 tomato would never work. Some are dying out so I squished a couple ripe tomatoes into each pot and the seedlings are now popping up to replace them.
Do you fertilize seedlings
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I use your pencil box for my seedlings. Works great. Love this space
The cups probably not protective enough for squash vine boar huh
A cup is not the answer for Squash Vine Boar insects...that would be a completely different set up that would work.
I appreciate all the information. Can you give information on squash vine bore, you have so many plants they like. Thank you
I would love to see that plant that took " a plant 😅🤣", survived.
those paper cups has hole in them
I used those small dixie cups before, it became messy and a pain, won't buy them again.
Hi Robbie it's August 17th 2023 I planted my first container garden last week my vegetables died and it stinks like like poop poop poop poop those worms really do stink I don't know what I did wrong I followed the video and container. they died in the holes to drain the water out of the big containers into the bucket it stinks and now I got flies and mosquitoes and the smell is awful please help anybody out there please help me I'm a newbie newbie😢😢😢😢
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Why Hello!
Never buy seed starting mix, to expensive, I make my own, costly in the beginning but I'll have it for years.
Rosemary is a plant you only need 1 of.
My rosemary died. I think it got too much water. 😢
@@BritInvLvr They are drought tolerant, I water mine twice a week, if rainy area or season move them if potted, mine is.
I wouldn't put Rosemary in the ground.