Gardening Masterclass: Complete Guide to Start a Garden
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2024
- Complete Guide to Everything you Ever Wanted to Know to Start a Garden at home in your backyard and Get into Gardening! This Beginner's guide to start a garden covers all lot of information to be successful in gardening including the zone, planting area, soil, seed starting, transplanting, watering, weed management, fertilizers, pesticides, maximizing production, and harvesting! These gardening tips for beginners will be very useful to start your garden and know all the words and terminology of gardening.
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What are your best tips for gardening! Tell me!
Too hard a question. You gave all the right information. My dad from previous generation taught me what I know. Best tip, plant what you will eat and add flowers to the vegetable garden.
My best tip is use more compost and leaf mulch to improve your soil and grow veggies on it. It tastes so good! I don't even use any fertilizer at all. We are growing organic veggies in an acre (RTP Area). 30+ years back we were farming very naturally using cow & goat manure without any fertilizers. We all need to get back on that.
Check your garden everyday! That's the best way to stop problems before they get bad
@ChandrasekaranSrinivasan That's Awesome!
Start gardening.
I’ve been looking at garden videos all year in preparation for starting my first garden this year. I’m genuinely awed by how great your videos are! Yay! They are interesting and topical and easy to understand. And I LOVE the stories about your father and grandfather! I NEVER feel the need to comment on a video, but I really really love your page and hope you keep it going! Thank you!
Thank for for the kind words! Glad you like the videos! :)
This is what should be taught in schools! Amazing video friend ❤
Glad you liked the video!
If they allow it, big pharma, junk foods and corporate farmers would be out of business.
I save the water from when i clean my fish tank and feed it to my plants. It's great!
That's awesome! I am planning to use the fish water from my pond to water the plants this season!
@@DaisyCreekFarms I've read many articles saying it's a great benefit to plants. The only cautionary advice given was this:
Old aquarium water is fantastic for plants, especially if you have fish that create a lot of waste like goldfish. The only thing you have to watch for is to avoid watering house plants with fish water if you've added any of these to the tank: aquarium salt (or any), any medication, or any chemical, including pH adjusters or algae killers etc. The last two generally aren't safe for aquariums anyway. pH up is fine if you know exactly what you are doing, but pH down (acid) and algae ridding chemicals (pesticides) are generally more harmful than good, for both your fish and houseplants.
(I am going to guess you're not using any of these chemicals either 😅)
Thanks for the tips. Very helpful! I have a natural pond with aquatic plants and i do not use any additives. Here is the video on the pond if you haven't seen it, you will love it: ua-cam.com/video/qgnwH2levlQ/v-deo.html
I love how much information you give us. My little brain on overliad😅
I appreciate all your help with helping us in our garden and you are doing a amazing job keep trucking brother 👍💛
Thank you Jag! You are so kind and offer the best advice. ❤
I’ve watched a lot of videos on UA-cam about gardening and always felt so overwhelmed. I’m starting my first garden this Spring and after watching your videos I feel very confident about embarking on this journey. You’re very knowledgeable and teach in a way that makes it easy to understand. Thank you.
Glad you liked the video! Yea, start that garden!
Thank you so much for your information. In will replay a few times. Ive been gardening approximately 17years. I always learn something new every time when i watch your videos. Thank you again.
Glad you like the videos!
Wow very useful. I am new to veggie gardening and almost going crazy 😀
Good information. So many “voices” out there giving wrong information. Grandpa knew best.
Great-Grandpa was wealth of knowledge. I was too young to appreciate the value of the knowledge at that time but I always listened to him when he spoke!
❤❤❤Thanks Jag. Always so informative and helpful ❤
You have sooo much knowledge in growing a vast amount of vegetables and convey the information to us in a smooth and efficient manner, thank you. You provide many visual learning techniques along with important growing information for us to be successful gardeners. ORGANIC all the way. I love living soil as well as beneficial insects. I need to know how to take care of cut-worms who are the worst killers of innocent seedlings decapitating them for no reason. Your great-grandfather sounds like a very, very wise man who did a great job passing on the knowledge.
Glad you like the videos! :)
That's for certain... My grandfather was a master gardener and put his heart and soul into gardening...
Many people benefited....😊
You are a great person and provides lot of information us.thank you
Thanks for the kind words!
Great video again! I make my own compost, but I am also trying to buy more heirloom seeds to hopefully grow more tasty veggies
Great information - love your channel
Lot of good info ty
Great useful practical efficient videos as usual. We need more!!
I love this video and I love all your videos.
Good info. Thanks.
So happy I found your channel. Thank you!
Another wonderful video
Thanks so much for this class. I definitely needed this
Fantastic info! Thank you!
Great information Jag.
Thank you so much.
Awesome. Thanks thats the best comprehensive teachings. Blessings yo uou and beautiful Lilly. Namaste.
Great information
outstanding video❤
NIce video! Thanks!
Just found you. Great content.❤️❤️
Thank you. Will watch it after my exam in March. I have a kitchen garden and love growing.
U are so amazing ❤ I always used water down dawn dish soap for bug it works !
Very useful summary! As he mentioned, please grow veggies organically and enjoy the taste & be healthy! Moreover enjoy & relax growing your own veggies with whatever space you have.
Thank you for your videos
If it is possible, will you please include the different fertilizers, supplements, soils etc used
Thank you
I've seen quite a few of your videos (the are so good), but i never knew you had such a cute dog 😍
Glad you like the videos! Yes, lily is very cute :)
Thank you so much Jag. Always learning. Saw your pond video. The ecosystem you’re building. Hope to visit your farm soon. Have you considered a solar fountain ⛲️or fountains. I use chicken wire to keep squirrels digging into my containers to store their acorns.
Yes, I have a solar fountain for the pond, visit when we open this spring, I post the hours on the website when we open
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I agree the fruit doesn’t taste the same at all.
Thank you Jag. How do I grow pumpkins along the trellis and keep deers from eating my plants? Thank you. I live in zone 6.
Although this is not related to this video.............. Can we use Dried Red Chilies along with Kitchen Scrap for making compost ??
Kitchen scraps for sure, little bit of dried chilies are ok, not excessive dried chilies, they will discourage earthworms if not decomposed properly.
Hey Jagg, Could you please address growing in grow bags, do I have to empty last years potting soil and add fresh potting soil, what would you advise,?
Thank you for your expertise. 😊
earthworms also help to aerate the soil.
True!
Vinegar water is a very short remedy that doesn't last for soil acidity
I find horse manure to be superior...fish emulsion, too.
Has never failed in 35 yrs
Horse manure has very good nutrients, I got bermuda grass from horse manure and now i am hesitant to use it.
does compost serve as fertiliser? are these the same thing? sounds like they are both meant to add organic matter to the soil so im confused about the difference, if there is one
I was looking at your micro green video. What is the coconut coir you use?
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How can i check my zone?
How do I check my PH balance?
What is that brand of fertilizer you were using? It looked like little chunks of gray fertilizer. Thank you
Its a local fertilizer, but you can these, it's almost the same thing
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@@DaisyCreekFarmsThank you, appreciate it
Once your seeds germinate , get a set of true leaves and you up pot them, how do you fertilize them?
Use compost and manure. You can also use these fertilizers
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DO.NOT.QUIT! Block external source acces or set up a gate keep where you need approve access from external sources? Your channel cannot be the only one having this occur. I was wondering why I haven't seen you on recommended, especially this time of year. Sorry you have to take valuable time to unpost and repost external hacked videos. Farmers have it hard enough without bs like this on a valuable secondary source of income. Most I know have erected wind turbines on their property. Good luck! I will check for Garden with Jag. Hope to visit the farm this summer. My friend ( LAS Trucking) lives down the road from you 😊.
💥 How do you test soil levels for PH, acidic, etc?
Your garden center should have test kits. Just follow the directions on the package.
I judge you have roots in Punjab, have you any specific guidelines/ videos for the farmers of your ancestors land?
Yes my great grandfather was the last to farm in Punjab. My father and grandfather had desk jobs in the city. These same techniques can be applied everywhere as long as you understand your zone , your climate and your soil.
Your grandfather and mine would have gotten along very well. My grandfather died 2 days before his 105th birthday. He broke his hip went into the hospital and caught pneumonia and died. My grandfather taught us all how to grow all types of plants What they call organics now we just called it growing all natural. We didn't use chemical fertilizers ours was all natural and we did not spray poison on the plants or anywhere else.
Your grandfather lived a great life. Yes they would have gotten along very well. True, lot of people says organic is a scam or a marketing technique, however organic is just natural, and how our ancestors have been growing food. Now food contains toxins and poisons from fertilizers, pesticides, and herbicides. Glyphosates and harmful pesticides are detected in the fruit and vegetables that people consume. Your grandfather was wise as well like mine!
What is the approximate size of the okra that you cut? It looks like about 4 inches.
Between 2in to 4in
@@DaisyCreekFarms thank you!
Hi Jag, kannst du nicht noch deutsche Untertitel dazu machen? Ich liebe deine Videos, aber ich verstehe nicht alles, love😊
Pick those strawberries before the slugs get them!!!!!! 🤣🤣
So True! lol and the birds
Seems like you're fighting off a respiratory attack. Get out there in the sunshine and dig in the soil with bare hands. Eat a couple oranges too.🥰
UA-cam doctor . ..lol. I can assure you that "a couple of oranges " will not kill a virus nor provide enough vit c to make a difference in an illness state and is of zero use for allergies.
Sheesh.
Allergies, they have made my life miserable :(
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Is not chemical fertilizer is synthetic fertilizer come on!
Synthetic fertilizer is chemical fertilizer
Synthetic fertilizers are created in labs and used to feed the plants. Organic fertilizers are uses to feed the soil. Both of them are created with chemical elements ( see the periodic table of Mendeleev). The proper name to use would be synthetic fertilizer and not chemical fertilizer. Both types of fetilizers use the same chemical elements. And they are not dangerous for human consumption.
I understand the terminology. All synthetic fertilizers are chemical fertilizers but not all chemical fertilizers are synthetic. That's why I said chemical fertilizers as to provide distinction between organic matter (compost and manure) vs chemical fertilizers. Now if you want to go into water is chemical, sure, you have a technical point but that was not the point of the distinction for people to understand the use of fertilizers vs using organic matter to feed your soil mentioned in the video.
@@DaisyCreekFarms, yes, and all organic fertilizers are also chemicals. They use the same chemical elements as synthetic fertilizers. This is why I consider that the proper terminology should be used. To avoid that people get confused. Thank you.
Sorry from a Master market Gardener. Lots of bad info on this. Never use potting soil for health veggies. Takes a lot of nutrients to counter the wood chips in potting soil. Keeping soil over 30 percent moisture while plants are young courses shallow roots the main reason plants can't handle hot stretches. I grow in sand and don't have to water at all most years others start in August. I only get 40 inches a year
Sounds like you are growing in a completely different climate. I live near Jag and we get around 21 inches/year. Never heard of growing in sand
@@Kay-xi9kv not clay anywhere around. All soil is a mix of sand and clay with organics. Mine sugar sand. When I lived in Arizona with 10 inches I didn't have to water as much as most do here with 40 to 50. Just gotta get the carbon in soil to hold moisture
40 inches? That's four years here my friend. Where Jag is gets about 19 inches. I'm farther south in the same zone, 9B, and we typically get 10-11 inches. Actually most of his information is spot on for the valley we live in.
@@renel7303 you missed the statement where I live in a10 inch rainfall area yet still didn't didn't need water during the monsoons or winter months
@Andrew-sanders Thank you for the comment, appreciate a Master Market Gardener on the channel. Watering depends on many factors, temperature, soil, rainfall, types of plants you are growing. Some plants like moist soil while others like to dry out in between watering. I have complete info on watering alone on some of my videos on the channel. The info on watering in this video is to keep it simple for beginner gardeners who are starting out. Many beginners gardeners end up killing their plants if they are told to let the soil dry out for prolonged period. In the video I mention checking the soil 6 inches deep with the moisture meter to encourage deep watering. Top/surface soil will get dry when checking moisture at 50% at 6 inches. This encourages roots to grow deep. Hope this clarifies things.
Plz stay in topic about starting a gardening…😡
This video contains everything you need to know to start a garden!