Transplant VS. Direct Sow (Pros & Cons) VLOG
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I love direct sowing because I'm lazy. LOL. However, I am in zone 9B so that is a bit easier for me. 👍😀🌱🌻🌼😍🌷 - Liz
Martha Stewart's rose garden is sprayed with bath salts. Seems to work for her so I sprinkle it in my many rose plants in my main garden. Tomato plants I do give food to them.
This is good advice. I was stressing about about which things to direct sow vs transplant. Great advice to do what works best for you!
We are in the process of moving from Alaska 4B to Washington zone 8 to start a family market garden. Your videos help so much with thinking outside the box and making those connections you might not otherwise think of. I appreciate all you do to educate ppl in all stages of learning. And have really inspired me to look into teaching one day. Thank you for all you do. 😇
In winter I put some things in my tent greenhouse. We have a pretty mild winter here in Northern California.
I transplanted house plants as you talked. Thank you for the company 🥰
I do both, I do greenhouse as well as direct seed
The heat mats you recommend on your Amazon list worked great to quickly germinate my tomatoes and peppers! Thanks Jill!
Nice content Jill , very relatable and applicable to all grow zones , all the best Jules
The birdsong in the background is sooo calming
Excellent reasons for both sides! You're a joy and this was a very well thought-out video. Super appreciate your content, Jill.
Girl I bawled alot yesterday signed my son back for in person school I sure hope made right descion but I could tell he wasn't thriving on virtual anymore was actually getting trouble for not paying attention. I took him to tour it so wasn't so much anxiety but girl that made feel better he was pumped he hugged me all day yesterday. So that made feel better but this momma going kiss her baby 😆 momma cry moment! Have a great day hope Charlie doing well
I am glad you did an episode like this. Lots of factors like some seeds just don't like to be direct sown.
Hey Jill, thanks for this video! Cant Wait to see how the Plant Sale works. You guys stay well and safe.
It's my second year having a garden. I start my tomatoes and peppers in trays and keep them in the laundry room with a small space heater to get them to germinate. As soon as they pop up I take them outside during the day if it's warm enough to keep the legginess down. Would lights and heat mats be better? Probably. But on a shoe string budget, you do what you can do with what you have. I chose to spend money on seeds, starting mix and soil. I got some old windows for $5 each and have enlisted my husband to make me a tiny cold frame. : )
Thanks for the great information
Those terrible Rolly Pollies! They are the reason I start everything inside, too. I've been told so many times that they won't eat live plants, but I swear they LOVE seedlings! They demolished my cucumbers, gourds, and squash last year. I wound up having to buy plants from a store. :/
Love your enthusiasm! Great video.
Between my landlords, Jess and you, I’ve learned so much about gardening. I’ve had lots of failures due to learning but, I don’t give up easily and continue to move forward and test the boundaries of what I can and can’t do in what little space I have available to me. Despite the discouragement that I get from my husband, which now he has changed his mind, I keep going thanks to you, Jess and our landlords. My Mommy, God rest her soul, has always said that I had a green thumb and had always encouraged me to fulfill any dreams that I have had in my heart ❤️. She always said that everyone has a God given talent and you were blessed with many talents so use them as God intended you to use them for and those words stick in my mind daily and since her passing 3 years ago, I have been hearing those words strongly in my mind and heart. I feel that drive to garden and to draw/paint more lately and I just can’t shake those feelings off anymore so, I am pushing forward with my beautiful dreams of gardening and am going to finish off a painting that I started a while back and am not going to fight back those feelings anymore. The passion has grown so much inside and I’m about to unleash those talents thanks to all of you and your encouragement. Thank you for coming into my life just at the right time and bless you ❣️🤗❣️
You remind me so much of Dolly Parton! And I mean that as a big compliment! Love your content! Stay true.
Dolly Parton is a lovely person. I signed my boys up for Dolly’s imagination library and we get a free book every month for them!
That’s so cool! Dolly is a true American treasure. :)
I've said the same thing to Jill before. She's probably heard it several times lol
@@InTheGardenAgain same here :) it is something they look forward to getting!
Use a colander for bulk seeding.
Hi Jill i really love your head Scalves x We direct sowed lots of our Flowers. Some in trays for our Garden of Love. Memories and Grandkids x 🐤🐥🌱🍅 Happy Easter weekend. Easter Bank Holiday here in England x ❤ x
I'm glad you mentioned that you direct sow melons. I'm in Aurora, CO 5B and decided to grow melons for the first time this year and actually this week it came to mind should I actually be starting those indoors or not, the seed packet gave me no information to go off of so thank you. I'm going to give it a try and see how it goes for me.
Great video, thank you for sharing 👩🏼🌾
Not really related to your video but a hobby lobby add showed and it was so sweet! 😭 it’s really comforting to know that there is really never a one size fits all for gardening. I did direct sow a couple tomatoes and they did just as well as the ones I started indoors but that is more of a testament to how badly the ones I started indoors fared. Hoping for improvements this year!
I always keep a garden journal, I'd get lost without it
Hi Jill! I love watching your videos! You are such an inspiration and motivates me to try so many new things!! Thank you!
I'm 98% container gardening but still having issues with some sort of soil flies or gnats. I'm about to try some organic repellants to get rid of them.
Look up Gary Pilarchik, he recommends diluted hydrogen peroxide to kill them.
I start my tomatoes in January here.
I have a new idea this year. There'll be sooo much transplanting!
Growing transplants is not always to get earlier plants. Settling transplants, at correct spacing, eliminates the need for future thinning.
Thank you!!!! Good luck with your plant sale!!!! Too bad us CA friends can’t come!!!!!!
Proud momma moment I let the kiddo plant the down deer beds in the front what he do ibtell he can pick his own seeds and what he wants. Haha he goes in gets my garden seen photo case lmao 🤣oh son maybe we should plant some flower and herb idk enough space for veggies yet lol
Great info Jill. Thanks again!
How do you recommend sterilizing your gardening trays? Thank u!
I am not growing root vegetables other than carrots.
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Great stuff!
So this is my first year of starting flower seeds, but I’m not seeing a lot of germinating. Does it take that much longer for flowers Vs vegetables?
It can really depend on the variety of flowers. What are you growing? Other important factors can be heat, humidity, and moisture. I've had issues keeping indoor seed starting stations warm enough for getting good germination on certain plants. You could try keeping them in a warmer area/room until they're germinated. Hope this helps!
Hey hey hey awesome peep
Jill, I love your headbands. Where do you buy them?
Hi Karla, thank you :) I get them from the Natural Life
John deere why my phoke auto corrected that weird
Thanks for the informative video girl! Are you leaving all your seedlings out in your greenhouse tonight when the Arkansas temps drop down in the thirties? I have over two hundred tomatoe seedlings and no heat system in my small greenhouse (1st year new year)and fort smith area temps at night are cold still. Just curious how you deal with Arkansas wild weather .
I’d definitely bring those inside.
I was wondering this too. My grow lights space is all used up. I want to move my tomatoes and peppers out to the greenhouse but it’s still dripping to the thirties at night in my area too.
It’d be one thing if they were hardened off and it was at most 50 deg at night AND they were of good transplant size, but summer seedlings definitely can’t handle a dip of low thirties. I can’t think of how to keep the soil in a flat tray warm overnight, so it’s just easier to stick them above the fridge or your drying machine.
I see a pretty woman I click on the video, I'm a simple man.
this post is 7 min old, I still am not the first to comment.
You never want to be the first to the party.
Acknowledge your husband's input a little more verbally because you appreciate him.