Thankyou for detailed video..these eggplants do well in central Virginia because they love the heat..you should try white eggplant..they did well last year
Have you ever grown Senshu Kinukawa Mizu (eggplant) or Mitoyyo? The former tiy are supposed to be able to eat raw. I'm growing them this year. I'm keeping my fingers crossed I'll get a decent harvest. I got the seeds from Baker Creek.
Great video! I know it's generally a good idea to prune below the 1st flower set. Do you prune the suckers off above the 1st flower set? Or do you keep them on? Was curious!
Thankyou for detailed video..these eggplants do well in central Virginia because they love the heat..you should try white eggplant..they did well last year
You are welcome. I have tried Casper Whote before and you are right, definitely a good one.
Can you propagate the eggplant suckers like you do tomato suckers? By putting them in water to grow roots and then transplant? Thank you
nice vid. quick Q, why is your soil/bed covered? Whats the reason of that?
Have you ever grown Senshu Kinukawa Mizu (eggplant) or Mitoyyo? The former tiy are supposed to be able to eat raw. I'm growing them this year. I'm keeping my fingers crossed I'll get a decent harvest. I got the seeds from Baker Creek.
I have not but I may try that next time thank you
Can hormodin 3 (rooting hormone) be used on on vegetables Ie spinach, okra, peppers, mushrooms etc for human consumption
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Thank you. I’ve not been uploading videos but will be soon.
Beautiful healthy plants good job!
@Garden On a Hill,I almost that that suckers were the person in front of the camera,ha ha ,or was tat meant for the subscribers.?.
Great video! I know it's generally a good idea to prune below the 1st flower set. Do you prune the suckers off above the 1st flower set? Or do you keep them on? Was curious!
I prune only about 8” off the ground. Sometimes I prune the flowers off within that 8” as they flower before they get tall
@@gardenonahillvin thanks for the advice! I'll try that, and leave the suckers above the 8" mark and see how they grow!
What are you using to cover your bed?
I just use a horticultural plastic or plastic shearing you can buy from your big box stores
So if those are suckers, does that mean I can make new plants with them, like tomatoes?
I do not know if that can work. I will have to try. I think it will as tomato stems typically will set root when it touches ground
@@gardenonahillvin after watching your video I actually pruned and put them in water. I will try to keep you posted.
@@gardenonahillvin do you have an IG account?
@@aquietplace5832 you can but the fruits will not be as good size wise
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