🌶️ Tips on Planning an Outdoor Pepper Garden 🌶️

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  • Опубліковано 17 лис 2024

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  • @BADGEDBACON
    @BADGEDBACON Рік тому +4

    A lot of helpful tips! You can tell you really put a lot of thought into your garden

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +2

      Thanks so much, it's really my favorite place to hang out.

  • @bausgrows
    @bausgrows Рік тому +4

    "don't be alarmed" 😂 Garden looks fantastic Mojo. I appreciate the direct examples of impacts of the elements to make it clear how important it is to think through your garden. Great tips all around! I never considered roof runoff concerns.

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +1

      Yup, the amount of rain already this season has been difficult, but still manageable. Roof runoff was not a concern last year. Thanks for watching Baus!

  • @isotopechillies
    @isotopechillies Рік тому +3

    A true display of your garden mastery! Well done Mojo, your garden is so impressive. I aspire to have a garden like this one day! Another cracking video

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +1

      Such kind words, thanks my friend. Looking forward to seeing those new crosses of yours. 🌶🌶🌶

  • @funkimelon7299
    @funkimelon7299 Рік тому +3

    Mojo, your garden is lovely. Thank you for all the tips for raising soggy grow bags. This is my first year using grow bags, and I didn't even consider my muggy, rainy climate. What size bags are you using on the flattened lawn chairs?

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +1

      Thanks for watching. I mainly use three gallon bags. Special plants will be put in 5-10 gallon bags, but like three gallon size bags best. If you have heavy rain, I would recommend using 3 to 5 gallon bags, that size seems to drain the best.

  • @MrSBGames
    @MrSBGames Рік тому +1

    Wow those are huge!

  • @anthonyp.2492
    @anthonyp.2492 Рік тому +1

    Great idea with the lawn chair..crazy how many u see just being thrown away..Def gonna give that one a go🤙

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +1

      Yup, keep an eye out for things that can be used in the garden. Feels good to reuse. Thanks for watching.

  • @alexpolidoro4126
    @alexpolidoro4126 Рік тому +1

    That is a dream pepper garden indeed! Well done! Up here in Canada, the weather is not as hot but it takes more time to get the fruits ripped up in September. Too much torching sun is definitely hard to manage but it is manageable as you have demonstrated! EXcellent video!

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +1

      Good luck with your new season, let’s hope you can plant soon. 🤞
      Thanks for stopping by and the kind words.

  • @ItsChilliOutside
    @ItsChilliOutside Рік тому +1

    I always get a so many good ideas from watching your videos, will keep an eye for sun loungers 🙂💜

  • @jujukroll
    @jujukroll Рік тому +1

    Great idea for risers! Might use that for our balcony! 😊

  • @mattspeppers
    @mattspeppers Рік тому +1

    Every pepper gets its own umbrella ☂☔☂☔

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому

      Umbrellas and spa treatments, darn lucky peppers, lol. Thanks for stopping by Matt. 💖

  • @PreatorRaszagal
    @PreatorRaszagal Рік тому +1

    Nice and informative 👍We don't have storms here where I live, but it can get quite windy still. I got my balcony glassed last fall, but before that I used to "hook" the plants together so they would support each other in the wind. Works like a charm! What are those pointy orange peppers that were in the closing shot?

    • @mojosgarden3576
      @mojosgarden3576  Рік тому +1

      I’m happy to hear you have upgraded your balcony, looking forward to seeing that!
      Pretty sure your eyes spotted the orange habanero, it’s an amazing producer and needs a larger bag.
      Thanks for watching Rasza! 🔥

    • @PreatorRaszagal
      @PreatorRaszagal Рік тому +1

      @@mojosgarden3576 You are, as always, most welcome. So far the balcony is working great. I just need to figure out how much I need to open the windows to let some wind in so the plants get enough airflow to develop some sturdiness, but not blow over hehe. And I don't think they were habaneros. They looked more like finger shaped.