Garden Check Up
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
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"Microfarming"? That works for me!
You know what you're doing, and we all appreciate it. The gardening stuff is nice too.
I must say, your garden looks mighty good today. You reap what you sow❤️
You mean there is a garden on here ?
Looking good!! I love fried squash and zucchini. The melons are looking good too 👀
🤣🤣🤣 i see what u did there
Wow ...you are a true gardener...beautiful.
Nina looks good, I hope at some point you two can buy a property for yourselves and do what you truly want to do. I enjoy making and designing auto waterers, fertilizers, compost bins etc. Been following from early hlc days
Thank you Ma'am I enjoy watching all of your videos. I do appreciate seeing you in the garden, alot more than on that other guys boat! Josh Thank you for your service Brother.
Super cool! Thanks y’all!💪
I love watching your videos
When I was younger our family had a garden. It was five acres and we grew all kinds of vegetables. This garden was our main food source. I appreciate your use of natural pest repellents however there wasn’t much information about natural pest control. So we had to use sevin dust. It worked on all types of plants. I don’t know the research on it but, we didn’t suffer and effects from it. I am so glad that you are sharing a different type of pest control. Keep up the good work and thanks for sharing this information.
Your garden is doing well! I have bees so I don't use any pesticides. I started soaking orange rinds in water for 24 hours and spraying it on my squash. So far, no squash bugs and the ants don't seem to like it much either.
Dang I'll try that, thanks! There are a lot of bugs that hate cirtus. I've just never heard of that method!
@@NinaRynd210 ok cool
Garden looks great. Never had a problem with flea beetles here in INDIANA. Must be cold winters we get. I’ve had issues with Squash beetles destroying my cucumbers/pumpkin plants. Happy Gardening Jon.
Thank you Nina so much for the tips.will try on my garden to.injoy
Hi Nina! Your garden is looking good. I just sent you some pictures I took of my stuff on June 1.
Almost always dawn works to around on grass keeps them off and won't hurt grass either thanks for the video 👍
Thats funny you said corn by the 4th of July. My dear old dad, has been gone many years now, he always said the same thing Nina. If your sweet corn was knee high in early June, you'd have roasted ears by the 4th of July. Thanks for bringing back a happy memory.
My dad taught me that, and he's been gone a long time too. Maybe this is their way of saying hi to us. Giving us yet another reason to think of them.
@@NinaRynd210 😁thanks something to think about.
I love what are you doing.. and the life style you are living
Great lookin' garden Nina. My survival seeds are doing great. Pole beans and cucumbers are goin' crazy. Lookin' forward to more videos. I will have another video of my potato experiment.
Neem oil works well for most bugs. It’s organic and bugs don’t like the odor. You have to apply it again after it rains (easiest with a pressurized sprayer) but it works well.
I forgot to add this earlier, every Gardner needs a good hat. Yours certainly fills the bill.
Nina, that eyeball catching picture of you in the garden needs to be on a poster or maybe a garden calendar! Awesome!!
Also that bottle of Dawn mixed with water will probably work good I’ve also used Sevendust.
A Nina Rynd calender, awesome idea! I would buy 1 or 2 or a dozen!! With everything she does throughout the year, surely she has a great picture for each month.
Loving the Garden Action !!!!💯💯💯🥰🥰🥰
Excellent! Stay well and be safe.
Keep up the good work and God bless! Good gardening 👍👍
Nina, you are so beautiful with the plants in the garden
You've certainly done a great job with this, productive 👍
What an awesome garden you got growing on. The soap helps the alcohol to stick to the leaves. But don't forget a spring kle of sand. So when the bugs are drunk they can throw rocks at each other. 😅💋😂
Thanks for the shout outs. LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!
I water in the mornings here in s.c., the roots don't rot by laying wet overnight. Also transplant in lowlight , roots exposed to direct sun while transplanting often won't make it.
Good advice! Thanks man
Nina, garden is looking pretty good seeing that you are in a hot period squash is looking well and am looking forward to see you get the first sweet corn of the season. There is nothing better than growing your own veggies and enjoying the havest.
I love to see your garden grow! All of your hard work is worth it to get to see the new growth everyday and soon harvest! l’m harvesting my first fruits and veggies of the season. Everything taste so much better home grown doesn’t it? I still have so much to learn as gardener and UA-cam creator and I appreciate your tips, tricks! I would love to learn more about gardening from each other. Happy Growing!
Everything looks like it is flourishing. I hope your beer plant is coming on just as well....!!!!
Good vid, Nina. What about spraying the grass around the plant boxes before you spray the plants. That way when the beetles jump while spraying the plants they will jump into the sprayed grass and not totally escape... just a thought
Hi Nina. My wife and I are planting today. We are somewhat behind this year but our garden beds are filling up. We have had problems with too much rain - wet clay soil is a pain to till. And of course, pests are always a problem. We had an infestation of spider mites as well as leaf miners on the cabbage I started. One suggestion: we've experimented with various types of zuchini and by far the best is the the Cassia hybrid F1. I order from a Canadian seed company, but they should be available in the U.S. as well. The 'fruits' are solid and can be picked larger than most types and still have good texture and flavour. Based on our experience, and the comments from people I give extra zukes to, this type is a definite winner! Happy gardening! ....Ray
Very nice sharing, thanks friend👍
Good job Nina and josh
Awesome looking Garden.
Nina, your garden looks terrific, especially with the restart!👌
You are quite right about the insect issue, while they are not really a problem for the potatoes, they are definitely a problem for all of your leafy greens, broccoli, and other leafy/stalk type plants.
Be careful not to over spray because those leaves still need to absorb sunlight and complete the photosynthesis process for healthy plants and their developing produce.
You have applied your knowledge and newly acquired information well.👍
One thing you can do to add moisture retention is add about 30 percent sand (any kind, mason, beach, playground, even loamy type soil)
Especially with the peat, the sand will reduce that natural binding which makes it hard to take water and adds a more porous, moisture friendly soil. The perlite helps quite a bit, but the sand really slows down the peat and allows the soil to accept watering more easily on hot dry days and still provides good drainage, especially during the freak summer storms.😉
Happy growing!🤙
Great looking gardens, but remember, you reap what you sow, but also you need to look after what you sow.
Looking good!! 100% cold pressed neem oil, detergent, water, peppermint oil(optional) kills and repels the bugs here in South Carolina. We have Japanese beetles bad. Just harvested my cabbage. Last year was my first year and I did container gardening and this year is in ground. Next year will be both.
You can also layer your green grass with cardboard to make some good compost. Thought the bush beans on the trellis was funny, we all make mistakes with gardening
Nina you have a good idea goin for tryin to get spicy bells but you won't have them this year. So I encourage you to save your seeds from the bells this year to start next spring. You should notice a little heat to the bells. Your raised garden looks awesome.
your garden looks some good better in mys
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I have indoor hydroponic green peppers. To poloinate the flowers once they open I use an electric toothbrush and just touch the stem of the peppers. I can hear the resonance of the vibrations in the plant. I have been growing the same 4 plants for 2 years now, and have harvested over 8 dozen peppers. Year round peppers!
I'm sure noticing the "ya'll's". She's converting!! Time for a trip back to Michigan. We say " brrrrrr" a lot. And " short" growing season. Great video!!
I bounce back and forth, my accent comes and goes. Honestly I don't notice it. Haha. Its what I get for having half my life there and half here
Your feeder tube bottles reminded me of something I've seen that I've wanted to try; mini worm farms right in the garden. I'm sure you've seen people who have a composting worm far in a garbage can and collect the juice (might be called "worm castings") to put on their garden. One gardener I saw in the Australian rain forest used about 12 to 16 inch long 6 or 8 inch diameter PVC pipe sections. At one end she drilled some holes in the first 6 inches of the pipe. She buried the pipe in the garden vertically with that 6 inch section with the holes under ground. Then she put compost and earth worms in the upper part of the pipe. So when the worms make that good juice stuff it is automatically dispersed into the garden. all she had to do was add more compost into the tubes occasionally. I wanna try that.
That’s actually not “worm castings”. That liquid run off is not a wise idea at all.. it’s a great way to introduce e~coli to your food garden
Nina.water your crops at night.this will give your garden deep moisture penetration.after several days you will see good growth.love your show kiddo.good luck
Thanks Tim! We like nighttime penetration. Haha. Had to, I'm sorry.
Garden looks great Nina
Great video Nina
A tip for if you have to use public water systems water. Let it sit in some type container and the chlorine in it will decimate. And it won't make the plants yellow from the chlorine.
Love the video! Thanks for sharing!
Well done. God bless our veterans.
You could take the water from your sink that you Watchyour dishes and put it in a canister ones that you can Pumpup and spray the water will keep all the bugs away from your garden . Make sure that you write underneath the leaves.
Thanks for posting the seed discount. I just placed an order!
Have you ever cut the squash in about an inch pieces? Then get your pickling mixture going and put it in when the mixture gets boiling put your squash in for about ten minutes. You don't want the squash to get mushy.
If you get a pump sprayer you can get underneath the leaves easily without having to bend the limbs over.
Nina süper garden 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Your garden looks good.
"Dont moonshine your plants"
Noted! 🤣🤣
Like all gardeners, I have had problems with bugs. I was surprised when I planted Marygos in my garden and the bugs left. As spread out as your garden is, I recommend that you buy the flowers already growing. Plant them in small pots and move them around as needed.
Well done Nina. Good info.
Oh no. Plant the Sisters togather. Beans trail up on the corn, squash acts as ground cover for both. Lv. to U.
I wanted to but we had the squash planted before the corn. Corn needs to be a foot high before planting squash, or itll choke it out. We'll plan it better next year!
@@NinaRynd210 Got it.
I use the self waterers for tomatoes and add a couple pieces of miracle grow to them. works well like an IV of extra food.
Never trust anybody that states they never lost a plant transplanting. LOL(grandma told me this when I was young )
A natural garden by a natural beauty !! Try planting radishes around the garden ,the ol timers claim they help get rid of bugs
Hi nina it was great your garden I loved it
Beautiful lady, nice garden, excellent photography, you have come a long way, pretty girl
Nina I no your channel is very good I was just wondering how can wee can help HLC to come back I like your and that channel you guys have great channel keep up the good work Nina 👍 ✌️
Looks great!
Looks good
you have a green thumb looking good.
Good morning my beautiful Nina
So pretty garden babe
Healthy looking, pretty
I have found that diatomaceous earth is a great bug controller for gardens. It's not toxic. It's usually used in toothpaste as a polishing agent. Mmm.... 😁
I really like those water tubes; do you know where your mom got them?
I like the feeder tube bottles
Garden has come along nicely. Better plant a lot more for the future food shortage coming. Keep up the hard work and great content.
Your husband is so lucky you are adorable where can I find one like you? I have a 280 acre ranch I rodeo and raise beef cattle I absolutely love you guys' channel keep up the good work God bless 👍👍
In the state of Kentucky you have 5 acers or more you can be a mini farm.
Thanks for the video !!!
i have found that variety of the veg is very important heat is needed for quick germination i am also a fan of squash i like runner beans am growing sunset runner bean you can even use them as a dried bean
The burgundy are actually royal purple bush beans. They are really delicious.
that peet moss is what making it all happen
Hi....lovelina!!!....I...simply love to watch Ur gardening...&....more precisely U....my White Diamond!!!💗👍
I bought 10 pounds of taters at Aldi last week. I canned 6 quarts (all 10 pounds!) of taters today. I think that this is the first time that I have canned anything in January! My wife has been on me about putting back some taters. I still have 14 jars left to use. I pulled all my jars into the house during the Christmas "hard freeze" It took me a minute! 79 quarts of tomatoes, green beans, pasta sause and 18 pints of salsa. This is 2 years of summer labor of love! Next spring, less tomatoes, more cucumbers (pickles!) and maybe some corn for a change! I lost all my leaf lettuce and cabbage in the "hard freeze"
It's a whole nights work when you know the garage or basement will drop below freezing!
@@NinaRynd210 Yep! You don't do all that work to loose it to Old Man Winter!
Under an hour using a 5 gallon bucket. Even at my age, I move quickly and surely. 😉
I just finished my dad's garden on Tuesday the only thing we can't find is onions set's
Your garden looks a lot better than mine. I have a baby goat that kept breakin out and killed all my sht lol
great video, thanks for sharing.
What time of day is good to spray the plants, morning/evening? Your garden looks great 👍
Cedar wood chips or shavings mixed in with your soil will help keep worms and bugs out of your garden or flower beds.....
I’m heading up your way this weekend. Was wondering if you take fans fishing? I’m going to Winchester.
Is that nut grass I see growing in the beds also? If it is work to get it out...once established it is very hard to eradicate. As least that's been my experience here in Florida.
i love your garden
I'm new to your channel I'm glad to see your channel at very good morning with systematic gardening.... It's really enjoying I give my thumb and like also subscribe to your channel
A good word of advice for applying a foliar spray is to do it in the evening or the very early morning so the sun doesn’t burn the plant.
It’s actually a myth. Watering at any time of the day will not burn your plants …… look it up. (Just more sensible and effective to water when cooler so less evaporation). But ……. Mulch mulch mulch and cover any bare soil with plants and specifically ground cover plants and straw and grass clippings and leaves etc etc
@@jackstone4291 no, you have no idea what you’re talking about. Listen simple Jack, water magnifies light. You don’t want beaded up water on your leaves during the peak of the suns power. We’re talking about a foliar spray, not a watering. I know more about plant science than most botanists. Do you use yucca with your foliar applications? Do you even know what yucca is? How about VPD? What amino acids do you utilize? What’s their effect on the plants. What do the different nutrients do to the plant? Name me the mobile nutrients. How about the immobile nutrients? You are not on my level, just listen to what I say and do it. I’m smarter than you.
Growing up, my mom always said water droplets make tiny magnifying glasses, burns the leaves.
@@NinaRynd210 mr Ian Stuart is very correct. But watering during the hot sun does not burn your plants - it’s a myth, look it up. Promise
Very nice ....nina i am happy to know you.i need best suggestion of vegetable farming.all the best from bangladesh.
I just heard you say here in Kentucky . I live in Lawrence County, Kentucky . That is in the Eastern part of Kentucky .
What part of Kentucky are you in ? Thanks for the recipe for the spray .
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Beans, corns, pottattos and your mangoes 🥭🥭
you can use admire pro in your garden for those bugs. ask your local tobacco farmer for a little bit
I use it on my dogs for fleas too
I had made that mistake a few years in a row myself bush beans lol