5 DEADLY Mistakes Growing SEEDLINGS and TRANSPLANTING into the Garden
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
- If you avoid these 5 mistakes you will have bigger harvests from your garden
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Epic interview on " the Urban Gardener!" Loved it James!
@@TheWickerShireProject could you share a link to that interview? I'd love to see it!
@@garfielda34 I can send the link via email. This is James channel not mine to post on. I'll check your about page and send it direct. Great interview!
Hey question.i bought dwarf plantain tree,Florida peach tree, Georgia peach tree,an a banana tree,can I grow these outside in Connecticut?
Very informative and helpful. Thank you!! 👍🏼
After some six decades of farming/gardening I have come to know that there are two last frost dates. There is the average last frost date, and then there is the real last frost date. The real last frost date is usually just a few days after we put the transplants into the garden. 😟
Haha! So true!
Great advice James. Like Grandpa said, learn from others mistakes. You don’t have time to make them all yourself
Doesn’t have to be learning from grandpa only but I do agree.
@@Maxim.Teleguz🤦🏻♂️
Well said
@@mybrotherskeeper111 👀😑🤷♂️
I totally agree. I always like to share what I do in my garden. That way others can learn from MY ERRORS, as well as from my successes.
Great tips as always. I want my stems to be strong as the boss, TUCk. 1000’s of hearts for the King ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. Love you guys.
❤❤❤❤❤ - I love Tuck!! Thanks for letting James garden with you!!
You are a great teacher. I find that I also like that you speak quickly, succinctly. THANK YOU.
Gardeners including myself can’t wait to get their crops in the ground. I have made that mistake before many times but thanks to you and Tuck I’m not going to make it anymore!! We love the Little Boss!!❤
I forgot stop myself from setting seedlings out too early. Here in Indiana. It’s 68° one day and 28° the next. Geez. Hugs Tuck
i’m in indy too😅 this weather is crappppppp
Omg like now it’s pouring rain , i hope my plants survive if not huge loss.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love you tuck. Update the plants are absolutely thriving, there were no losses.😊
I'm so excited to start to grow my own food. I want to be able to supply all my food somehow, I got my first stems of sweet potato in water as well as pationfruit vine.
Small seedling now at the big box stores is $6 !!!! Really smart to start from seed and SAVE seeds each year.
Mr Tuck is the guardian of the garden. 💕💕💕
The way you know plants as living beings is impressive.
Wow! You get me so excited about gardening. I went back to your first videos to watch from the beginning. You have improved so much since the beginning. I love your smile and enthusiasm. I 💕 little Tuck also. Keep up the good work. Jean. PS. I watched your video where you ate the hot pepper. Don’t damage your vocal cords! You have much more to teach us. Happy Gardening
Hate hardening off 😒.....love Tuck and glad he's doing well ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎
I hate it too. It's such a big production, especially when you've got a lot of seedlings.
I tried winter sowing some things this year, with the hopes that I won't have to spend forever dragging trays of plants in & out of the house constantly. Wish me luck! 😂
You're my favorite gardening UA-camr! You tell it like it is. Just bought my Greenstalk from your Team Grow shop. It was the best price out there! Can't wait to get it.
Tuck front and center is always a great start to my day!
A great video James; I always want to transplant too early too but have used your tips over the years to try to save them! Peas under plastic and survived our freezing temps in northern NJ this past week. Much thanks and glad to see Tuck looking so well!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Tuck is looking great! Looking forward to another season of you two in the garden! 😊
Let’s Gooo!!! 🐕😁❤️
I wish I had a green house, been thinking of buying windows and just try building my own . Thank you for all your wonderful help, my garden is getting better each year , bigger also lol
Try building a relatively low raised bed, maybe 12x12 or so, then add hoops & plastic. Much easier than a full build with windows. Hoop green houses are easy, much cheaper, can be moved about as your plants grow.
I know in my area there are towns that do spring bulk pickups, it’s a great way to get old windows, sometimes pots with soil, etc. Last year someone threw out a bunch of tulips in the pots, with soil, because the flowers died. I can tell you they are coming up in my garden. Get creative when you see other things being thrown out, decent buckets or planters, 2x4s, etc. Trex decking makes great raised beds.
As a new gardener, I appreciate all your advice! I appreciate little Tuck as well 🐾
This my only garden teacher on You Tube ! You are the best and I share you with everyone!
Let’s Gooo!!! 😁🐕❤️
Love your gardening advice and love Tuck!❤❤❤ my biggest problem is still overwatering. I hover over my plants like a mother hen.
This winter ❄ was the warmest in hundred of years in Canada 🇨🇦❤❤🪻🐞🐞❤❤
Yeah Arizona got it...Thanks 😊
I planted out too early last year. Will never make that mistake again
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I love Tuck!!!!
Great advice and demonstrations, James and Tuck! Thank you, there's always tips to learn from a pro! ❤❤
I'm excited to start the season with you all. Thanks for the videos James, I've learned so much from you.
Ugh the rain in jersey today!!!!!
I love Tuck. I have three Yorkies myself. I love watching him eat fresh vegetables from your garden.
I really enjoyed your interview with Enoch on the urban gardener channel today
❤good boy tuck!
❤❤❤❤Love your videos and especially love seeing Tuck!Peace and love always from Ohio!❤❤❤❤
Thank you as always I absolutely love your videos and your garden. I think you should come out and help me set my spring garden up for all my summer crops. I would be happy to have you here. I have a guest room and I’m in sunny California. Lol
❤ Great teaching and encouragement!
Great video. So many videos tell how to fix leggy plants. The easiest way to fix leggy plants is to not let them get leggy to start with. Your advice on lowering the lights is spot on. Turning off heat mats as soon as seeds start spouting is another good one. Tuck is such a handsome little feller ❤happy gardening to all
Thank you so much James for all the tips. Much much love for Tuck 🐶💕❤️
Happy to see Tuck on the job! ❤❤❤❤❤
Great to know about plants flowering my peppers done this I know why now thanks!!!
I didn't Harden Off sufficiently 35 years ago when I came to live in a colder climate😂, from my mild SoCal one!!!! In retrospect ... 😮😊
Waited patiently for Tuck's appearance at the end. Aww. Good pup!
Can you please make a video more in depth about hardening plants? I'm very new to gardening 😃
You are a Plant Guru!! I can’t help it…. I hate hardening off my plant babies! Running pots and trays in and out of the house for days is a pain!!! I do it but…. I don’t like it! 😂😂😂 Thanks for the great info!! 😀
My poor seedlings just took a little hail, lol. Toughens em up!
Just remember there’s always those nature miracles because last season I had a tomato plant that I made two of these mistakes with it was starting to flower inside and I put it out to early and had like 3-5 frost after it was outside and I just covered it every time temp would dip but that ended up being my strongest plant and grew huge took over the side of my house!
So many great seedlings, Thanks for the advice.
I'm in zone 5B and just beginning the seed germination phase indoors. We're getting 10 in of snow right now
Dang! Brrrr I already have my garden in at zone 8b our summer down here is brutal on our gardens so we do better starting in feb-June then august to December. I bet your able to start in may grow thru late September ?
@@danielleterry2331 so basically I can get my cold weathers in probably early may but nothing else can go in until the very last week of May or actually June 1st and then everything rounds out by the end of October
Same here.....just sprouted some eggplant and peppers and looking out at about 3 inches of snow in zone 5B. Snow was light and fluffy and looked really pretty yesterday. Have to keep remembering that it's just March but we've had lots of days in the 50's. Happy gardening 😊
Love your tips, thank you!
I got into growing veg during the covid lockdowns in Melbourne Aust - (longest lockdown in the world) :(
Still learning, so much and your education is great way. 😘
Enjoy the sunshine!
Great to review all these tips. Thx! Here's a ❤ for your cute dog.
❤❤❤ love forTuck and all.
I’m just starting out & I so needed this video! I have been overwatering & sending plants to the upper room left & right! 😢
❤'s for Tuck!
I love Tuck, the guardian of the garden. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤💛💛💚💙💜 Love you Tuck!! Thank you for sharing this information. This has helped me understand some of my mistakes. It is taking a long time to figure out my garden. I live in zone 10A in Florida. This has to be one of the weirdest zones ever. LOL. Thank you for sharing. See you in the next one.
Thanks James great video, sending lots of ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ for Mr. Tuck.
Thanks for the great video. I made a HUGE mistake with all of my seeds this year. Last year I started seeds for the first time, and had legging sprouts. I had grow lights on them and tried so hard to get it right. I’ve always loved gardening, on a tiny scale,but this was the first time I tried growing from seeds as I usually buy plants. I made several mistakes last year and ended up killing most of them (didn’t harden them off) and had to buy plants again. But I didn’t give up and this heat I’m trying again. I live in Canada in zone 6, so I started some seeds last week and two days later I had some sprouts. I was dry excited. But as I said I made a huge mistake. I thought since my seedlings last year were leggy maybe I should not turn on my lights immediately. 4 days in my tiny little seedlings as quite tall but so scrawny. So I’m very glad to see this video and hope I can save my delicate little plants.
Great tips James and Tucker! Thank you! 🙏🏻💕✨
I have a wormery and it's kept in the kitchen so any food scraps go in. No animal products (milk, meat, etc) or things like onions (very sparingly)and citrus (too acidic and oily).
My watering is done by using the worm compost to make "extract", 1 large spoon in a small metal filter, and 1 gallon of water poured through. It's not possible to harm the plants, and if I feed the worms a wide variety of things, I get a fairly balanced fertilizer.
It's an excellent addition to potting soil, and heavy feeders like tomatoes, peppers, cucumber and squash need this more than other plants.
Hey there Tuck!! Thanks for another great video
Thank you for info I should be aware of. From Northern Scotland
Thanks for the advice! I ❤ Tuck!!!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️your videos are always informative! Thanks for
Look at the cute little dog! ❤🐶
That's Tuck, the little boss.❤❤❤
Awesome video😮
Do I see tatsoi?! I LOVE tatsoi and no oxalates like spinach! Hearts for tuck ❤❤❤ 🐕
Another great video! Thanks!
Good information! Thanks James and Tuck ❤❤❤
Thanks! Love you Tuck! 💗
Informative video. Thanks.
Great tips Tuck, you rock 😁
Thanks!
Let’s Gooo! Thanks for the generous contribution Anne Marie, it means a lot to me and the little boss 😁🐕❤️
Great advice, wish I watched this 2 months ago!
❤❤❤❤❤❤Love to you and tuck 😊
Thank you ,I always learn tons from you❤
Thanks for all this great information. Love Tuck❤❤❤❤❤!!!
Thank you or sharing these tips, I needed this.
Top video! Everything you need to know👍
Awesome - nice video! You’ve given me all I need.👍
I always love seeing Tuck!❤❤❤
Good stuff. ❤
Great info as usual. Love the Boss. 💗💗💗💗💗💗
TY Tuck!!
Great video! Today we harvested some carrots and we thought of Tuck! ❤❤❤❤
Great video and ❤️❤️❤️❤️s for Tuck.
Great video!! Love and hugs to Tuck!! ❤️❤️❤️🐶❤️❤️❤️
Thank you. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
You are a very good teacher!
Thank you for helping us!
Enjoyed video and always learn something and just always looking for Tuck. ❤️❤️❤️
u r good man,i salute u from romania!!
❤❤❤❤❤ I love Tuck!!!! He works so hard. Great advice.
Good stuff
Good to know
❤❤❤❤❤love tuck!
Great advice ❤
Thanks for this advice. I am growing my own starts, this year. :)
It’s so cold these few days in Maryland. I have to bring my plants inside my garage at night
Always so informative and enjoyable to watch. LOVE that little boy TUCK!!
❤❤❤❤❤ for Tuck and great growing on tips thanks
Love seeing Tuck--he seems like such a sweet dog. Your advice has been invaluable as I venture further into crop gardening!
Thanks for covering this! I found you recently and have become excited about starting a garden! Send lots of pets to Tuck! Best wishes from Houston, TX!
Thank you
Thank you Tuck ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ and you James . Looking forward to a great growing season here in England 🏴