This is the most in depth gardening channel on YT. I've learned so much about ways to really boost garden plants that I've never even heard of before. I'm now 60yrs young at heart but very disabled in back and legs. These tips do give me a little bit of purpose in life now.Thanks a million..
Tips: Warm water 💧 two gallons( I use a old milk jug)..Yellow leaves Lack of Calcium and magnesium U can also use Milk and water 💧 for a healthy top dressing. Don't get leaves wet...U can also spray the mixture to cucumbers 🥒 and 🍅 plants...I do it late evening. Results: Jackpot!! These tips really work!
Thank you for this timely video. My cucumber s’ leaves started yellow OMG from the bottom but the upset parts of the vines are healthy. The edges of the leaves started yellowing first and then the whole leaves. I did not realize that they needed potassium since I fertilized them at planting. Today I just used miracle gro and I will start removing the yellow leaves tomorrow. I also need to be consistent with watering. Thank you!
If you were to take Alfalfa and clover chop it up and half inch to an inch pieces put it in a blender add water and liquefied up you get a chlorophyll solution if you water your plants with yellowing leaves the chlorophyll from the Clover and Alfalfa will perk your plants up I do it every year had seven-foot-tall tomatoes last year
We have always shocked our cucumbers with cold water, thanks for letting us know to use warm water. I can’t do much about the sprinkler system that might hit the plants but will start watering with the warm
Great into! Never thought about water temps. I’ve also heard that letting a cucumber rippen fully on the vine signals to the plant it’s done it’s job and can die
I would find these ripened cukes on the vine overnight. They are sweet and delicious. The seeds are mature and easy to scoop out. Just rinse them and dry them on paper towels to plant for your next crop. Some varieties produce ripe cukes for several weeks.
@@reginaweiner3817 interesting. Perhaps what I heard is just an old wives tale. I find they taste bitter the longer they stay on the vine, not sure what variety I have as I did not plant them from seeds
@@littlewing5682 I am sure this varies widely by variety. Whenever I can find the seeds, I grow National Pickling. The cukes will get huge if you let them, so you don't have to grow 2 varieties.
Aha, potassium deficiency! Thanks! I was pretty sure it had to be some kind of deficiency, I've been looking all over for info on the yellow leaf edges of my squashes, but this is the first place I've found the explanation.
Warm water? Well, that's not gonna happen. I suppose that would be fine if you only have a couple of pot plants on the balcony, but an acre garden is out of the question.
Well he's talking about how to care for the plant, he isn't going to plan out how to implement the solution over acres ... Stop nitpicking people .. How you implement over large scale is another video all together
Thoughts on drip line and best time to set for watering. Last year did 4am. Thinking 6am might be better. If outdoor temp and ground temp lower maybe not so much of a shock?
Not necessarily if the heat is like Louisiana where day and nite are same being 90+ then the evaporation factor comes in. It’s only thing I water at nite.
@@amazinggarden Thank you for that answer. I'm battling heat over 100F everyday and no rain in the garden. I didn't know what percentage of shade cloth to buy until now. On a separate note, do you have to deal with the squash vine borer? I just lost a beautiful huge zucchini plant yesterday. It literally killed the plant in one day. I had all the stems mulched over but somehow the moth laid its eggs. Curious if you have solutions or prevention. Thank you again for another great video. I just subbed to you this week.
I have a question . How can cucumbers be around for as long as they have in nature and rain water weather it be cold rain water or warm rain water, how have they survived this long ...., I wonder.... Nature doesn't give warm water cause you think a plant needs it to be that temperature. Doesn't make sense
Cucumbers do not exist in nature. They have been heavily bred to produce bigger fruit, but now somewhat depend on human help. Much like for example high performance race horses.
What is a bordeaux liquid? Borax? My cucumbers develop yellow leaves and die off every year. I know it is downy mildew but I have no idea how to treat it.
I've always heard to not water your garden in the evening, but especially not tomatoes. They are very susceptible to disease if the leaves get and stay wet. You water them early in the day so if any water splashes on the leaves it will dry in the sun.
No way that i'm going to be measuring the temperature of the water before I water my garden! (who does that & how?) My water hose is used to water around the outside perimeter of the soil; i don't directly water the main stem. Works just fine!
I don’t like computer voices either,but the realisation recently came to me that the guy or girl may have a really poor speaking voice,or a hard to understand accent. But I find the content to be very good,so I’ll have to be more tolerant.🤓
Laundry soap is a type of soap intended for washing cotton and linen fabrics and other special purposes. Contains no more than 76% fatty acids. Free alkali 0.15-0.20%[
You need 2 ounces of laundry soap (72%) diluted in 3 gallons of water. Tomorrow the channel will release a detailed video on laundry soap against insects
@@lornalewis7262 Like dawn? I've used dawn but don't know the proper amount of mixing. I usually mix about 15 ml and 30ml of neem oil in a 2000ml sprayer. I use 10 ml of BT in 2000 ml sprayer to kill caterpillars. That stuff works miracles. It killed all of them and I have seen one yet. They started eating my potatoes and broccoli foliage.
@@reginaweiner3817 I understand where you are coming from but most computer generated voices are crude and hurt my ears. Believe me they wouldn't be working on it so hard if it didn't matter. You are just a very tolerant person. 😉 Have fun gardening. 😀
@@dlighted8861 One of the perks of losing one's hearing, I suppose. It should not be hard to tone down or tune out the offending frequencies, but it isn't a person, and will always sound mechanical. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. I wish you a good late summer and autumn.☺️
This is the most in depth gardening channel on YT.
I've learned so much about ways to really boost garden plants that I've never even heard of before.
I'm now 60yrs young at heart but very disabled in back and legs.
These tips do give me a little bit of purpose in life now.Thanks a million..
Tips: Warm water 💧 two gallons( I use a old milk jug)..Yellow leaves
Lack of Calcium and magnesium
U can also use Milk and water 💧 for a healthy top dressing. Don't get leaves wet...U can also spray the mixture to cucumbers 🥒 and 🍅 plants...I do it late evening. Results: Jackpot!! These tips really work!
DOn't get the leaves wet ... but you you can spray it on cucumbers and tomatoes ? Would be super interested how you manage that lol ?
Thanks for the tips on cucumbers!
Thank you for this timely video. My cucumber s’ leaves started yellow OMG from the bottom but the upset parts of the vines are healthy. The edges of the leaves started yellowing first and then the whole leaves. I did not realize that they needed potassium since I fertilized them at planting. Today I just used miracle gro and I will start removing the yellow leaves tomorrow. I also need to be consistent with watering. Thank you!
Miracle Grow is evil. Use organic fertilizers. You your sake and the earth's.
I avoid watering plants in the evening .
It attracts slugs and snails
Thank you for sharing
If you can get it, Sluggo Plus is iron oxide particles that repel slugs and snails. It doesn't harm the plant or pets or farm animals, either.
@@reginaweiner3817 thank you
I will look for it
If you were to take Alfalfa and clover chop it up and half inch to an inch pieces put it in a blender add water and liquefied up you get a chlorophyll solution if you water your plants with yellowing leaves the chlorophyll from the Clover and Alfalfa will perk your plants up I do it every year had seven-foot-tall tomatoes last year
I've Googled this problem and NO ONE MENTIONED WARM WATER. Thank you! I'll give it a try.
We have always shocked our cucumbers with cold water, thanks for letting us know to use warm water. I can’t do much about the sprinkler system that might hit the plants but will start watering with the warm
Tks for sharing this information with us
You are very welcome
I love your video. You get to the point right away. Thank you friend 🙏
You are very welcome
Thanks for this;
Atleast now I know what to do and what to use when the leaves of my Cucumbers are getting yellow.
Great into! Never thought about water temps. I’ve also heard that letting a cucumber rippen fully on the vine signals to the plant it’s done it’s job and can die
I would find these ripened cukes on the vine overnight. They are sweet and delicious. The seeds are mature and easy to scoop out. Just rinse them and dry them on paper towels to plant for your next crop. Some varieties produce ripe cukes for several weeks.
@@reginaweiner3817 interesting. Perhaps what I heard is just an old wives tale. I find they taste bitter the longer they stay on the vine, not sure what variety I have as I did not plant them from seeds
@@littlewing5682 I am sure this varies widely by variety. Whenever I can find the seeds, I grow National Pickling. The cukes will get huge if you let them, so you don't have to grow 2 varieties.
Well explained, thank you so much for sharing
You are very welcome
Aha, potassium deficiency! Thanks! I was pretty sure it had to be some kind of deficiency, I've been looking all over for info on the yellow leaf edges of my squashes, but this is the first place I've found the explanation.
Useful information thanks for sharing 👌
Very concise and helpful.
Warm water? Well, that's not gonna happen. I suppose that would be fine if you only have a couple of pot plants on the balcony, but an acre garden is out of the question.
I agree some of these tips are not practical for big gardens being done by broke people
Well he's talking about how to care for the plant, he isn't going to plan out how to implement the solution over acres ... Stop nitpicking people .. How you implement over large scale is another video all together
@@neillondon8709 it's not called nit picking. That's what you are doing with the comments you dont like. So mind your own business.
Thank you ❤ your channel
Well, now I learned something useful.
Gr8 tips thank you
Vidionya bagus, buat contoh petani pemula seperti saya 👍👍🙏
Also to much watering can also do the same thing
1/4 cup milk to a gallon of water a couple times a year, also prevents blossom end rot on tomatoes
Thoughts on drip line and best time to set for watering. Last year did 4am. Thinking 6am might be better. If outdoor temp and ground temp lower maybe not so much of a shock?
I water in the evening, at sunset. So moisture deeply permeates the soil and the soil is moist all night.
Thank you!
You are very welcome
Where do I get Bordeaux liquid fungicide?
What is Bordeaux liquid?
Watering in the evening causes mildew
makes sence cuz theres like no sun to dry the drops and mists off
Not necessarily if the heat is like Louisiana where day and nite are same being 90+ then the evaporation factor comes in. It’s only thing I water at nite.
Is too much sun and very hot temperatures can yellow the leaves??
Of course. Install a 45% shading net over your plants
@@amazinggarden Thank you for that answer. I'm battling heat over 100F everyday and no rain in the garden. I didn't know what percentage of shade cloth to buy until now. On a separate note, do you have to deal with the squash vine borer? I just lost a beautiful huge zucchini plant yesterday. It literally killed the plant in one day. I had all the stems mulched over but somehow the moth laid its eggs. Curious if you have solutions or prevention. Thank you again for another great video. I just subbed to you this week.
My Chayote has also full yellow in color.
Very very helpful.
Thanks!
I groing tomatos and cucumbers in bucket can i use your advices
I have a question . How can cucumbers be around for as long as they have in nature and rain water weather it be cold rain water or warm rain water, how have they survived this long ...., I wonder.... Nature doesn't give warm water cause you think a plant needs it to be that temperature. Doesn't make sense
Cucumbers do not exist in nature. They have been heavily bred to produce bigger fruit, but now somewhat depend on human help. Much like for example high performance race horses.
Your cucumber is amazing and produce a lot fruit , thanks for sharing gardening tip
What is a bordeaux liquid? Borax?
My cucumbers develop yellow leaves and die off every year. I know it is downy mildew but I have no idea how to treat it.
What causes small cucumbers to dry up without becoming big?
How do you make a borddough solution?
i've.... never seen how a cucumber on a vine before ... 🤯
cucumber plant is a liana, beautiful and fruitful.
oh my gUdnesss whaaaatttt youuutuuuube the official etc channel on this channel??! wow
i had to really check because of grammar ya-no
i need this
I use room temperature water when it's hot myself. It don't shock the plants
My cucumber fruits like tiny. Not growing. Some leaves turn yellow. Eggplant flowers are falling. What can I do? Yeast solution or milk solution?
Magnesium, iron, milk and water
Potassium is essential for any flowers and fruits.
Good day how to control chips in onion feel?
What is that liquid on 3:51?
I have white spots on my older leaves ,what is the cause of this ? My new leaves a green and have no problems .
Does this work on tomatos
I've always heard to not water your garden in the evening, but especially not tomatoes. They are very susceptible to disease if the leaves get and stay wet. You water them early in the day so if any water splashes on the leaves it will dry in the sun.
No way that i'm going to be measuring the temperature of the water before I water my garden! (who does that & how?) My water hose is used to water around the outside perimeter of the soil; i don't directly water the main stem. Works just fine!
I just can't listen to a computer read to me. I'll take my tips from the folks in the comments!
I will not listen to a robot. Good day sir.
2 gallons of water per plant per day?
2 quarts will be enough per day.
Hate videos with these computer voices.
Sometimes content producers don’t speak English. They still try to get content out.
I love the information packed into a short amount of time....doesnt waste my time.
I don’t like computer voices either,but the realisation recently came to me that the guy or girl may have a really poor speaking voice,or a hard to understand accent. But I find the content to be very good,so I’ll have to be more tolerant.🤓
@@patmiddleton3947 I applaud obvious maturity in your attitude. You made my day.
@@patmiddleton3947 Right you are! There is a world outside our own country, full of people who know things that can really help us.
What is the problem when the leaves get thick and feel crepe like?
My cucumber plants the flowers are coming out but they look dead no colour in flower and fruit looks brown and dead..
I water my cucumber in the morning everyday , this that not good?
Mornings are fine. I water at night usually, because the heat is very high during the day. Watering at night gives the soul time to stay moist.
cut the leaf off
What kind of laundry soap??
Borax ???
How much laundry soap to how much water ??
Laundry soap is a type of soap intended for washing cotton and linen fabrics and other special purposes. Contains no more than 76% fatty acids. Free alkali 0.15-0.20%[
You need 2 ounces of laundry soap (72%) diluted in 3 gallons of water. Tomorrow the channel will release a detailed video on laundry soap against insects
You can also use dish washing liquid
@@lornalewis7262 Like dawn? I've used dawn but don't know the proper amount of mixing. I usually mix about 15 ml and 30ml of neem oil in a 2000ml sprayer. I use 10 ml of BT in 2000 ml sprayer to kill caterpillars. That stuff works miracles. It killed all of them and I have seen one yet. They started eating my potatoes and broccoli foliage.
Ever heard of dry farming??
Aphids and ants colluded to kill my 47 cucumber plants
A good video but why the empty minded computer generated voice?
It's a transition from Russian.
@@reginaweiner3817 Thanks. That is something they need to work on. 🤔
@@dlighted8861 It doesn't matter to me. I know it comes from something non-human. I don't expect it to sound human.
@@reginaweiner3817 I understand where you are coming from but most computer generated voices are crude and hurt my ears. Believe me they wouldn't be working on it so hard if it didn't matter. You are just a very tolerant person. 😉 Have fun gardening. 😀
@@dlighted8861 One of the perks of losing one's hearing, I suppose. It should not be hard to tone down or tune out the offending frequencies, but it isn't a person, and will always sound mechanical. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. I wish you a good late summer and autumn.☺️
Robot narration sucks
They use it because they don’t speak English
Wo bleibt die aktivierte Übersetzung bei den Kommentaren ins deutsche fehlt trotz aktivieren !🙄🙈😡
Thanks!