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Suan Sook Happy Garden Homestay, Thailand
Thailand
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ก.ค. 2022
Our garden in northern, rural Thailand, at the foot of Doi Inthanon.
We've built our dream home and want to share it with you. On this TH-cam channel, I post videos about what we're doing in our garden and with other aspects of our life here, like building a wood-fired pizza oven. Bamboo was one of the first things we planted as we were building our home and it is a favorite plant and I love to share about this in many of my videos.
Suan Sook is our home, not a hotel or guesthouse. You will be welcomed as we welcome friends. We are located off the beaten track in rural farmland near Doi Inthanon National Park.
Relax in our tranquil garden, explore the hiking and biking trails, waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, and ethnic minority villages, and learn photography with us ... or just sit in peace and quiet and read a good book!
You can also check out more videos I make about our lifestyle in northern Thailand
www.youtube.com/@LifestyleNorthernThailand
We've built our dream home and want to share it with you. On this TH-cam channel, I post videos about what we're doing in our garden and with other aspects of our life here, like building a wood-fired pizza oven. Bamboo was one of the first things we planted as we were building our home and it is a favorite plant and I love to share about this in many of my videos.
Suan Sook is our home, not a hotel or guesthouse. You will be welcomed as we welcome friends. We are located off the beaten track in rural farmland near Doi Inthanon National Park.
Relax in our tranquil garden, explore the hiking and biking trails, waterfalls, scenic viewpoints, and ethnic minority villages, and learn photography with us ... or just sit in peace and quiet and read a good book!
You can also check out more videos I make about our lifestyle in northern Thailand
www.youtube.com/@LifestyleNorthernThailand
Ultimate Guide to Bamboo: Grow the Best Type for Your Climate
Bamboo is a fast-growing, versatile plant known for its aesthetic appeal and practicality. Whether you’re planting bamboo to create a lush, serene garden or to form a natural barrier for privacy, selecting the right bamboo species is critical to its success.
In this video, we’re going to walk you through the different types, how to choose based on your climate, and the soil conditions that will ensure your bamboo thrives.
00:00 Introduction
01:52 Selection the Right Bamboo for your Garden
02:20 My First Bamboo Experience
03:10 Planting Locations Discussed
03:38 Types of Bamboo
03:56 Running Bamboo
05:28 Clumping Bamboo
06:44 Bamboo and Climate
07:14 Bamboo varieties for the USA
08:40 Bamboo varieties for Britain
09:31 Bamboo varieties for Europe
10:08 Bamboo varieties for Australia
11:00 Bamboo varieties for SE Asia
11:18 Soil and Nutrients
13:12 Planting and Care Tips
14:42 Bamboo and Climate Change
In this video, we’re going to walk you through the different types, how to choose based on your climate, and the soil conditions that will ensure your bamboo thrives.
00:00 Introduction
01:52 Selection the Right Bamboo for your Garden
02:20 My First Bamboo Experience
03:10 Planting Locations Discussed
03:38 Types of Bamboo
03:56 Running Bamboo
05:28 Clumping Bamboo
06:44 Bamboo and Climate
07:14 Bamboo varieties for the USA
08:40 Bamboo varieties for Britain
09:31 Bamboo varieties for Europe
10:08 Bamboo varieties for Australia
11:00 Bamboo varieties for SE Asia
11:18 Soil and Nutrients
13:12 Planting and Care Tips
14:42 Bamboo and Climate Change
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Lemongrass: A Herb to Enhance Your Garden and Your Health
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I read that the vernalization should rather be 10-12 weeks, so devernalization won’t occur and prevent proper growth.
Thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks for watching!
How is the smell?
Gross! But it is supposed to smell bad, then it's working properly.
The small bottle off mix egg where do you keep it ? Under the sun or in the house ? Before you mix it in the big bottle
I keep it on our kitchen bench. Not in the sun.
Hey mate, another question for you. You where talking about how bamboo prefers acidic soil, and I have heard that pine needles help lower the soil ph. I have a lot of pine needles on the ground to use for mulch, and also due to a recent tornado, I have a fallen pine tree where I could get a load of pine needles. Would you recommend adding pine needles to the mulch around, and if so what kind of proportion should I be using? Danka Amigo.
Pine needles can be a good amendment to help acidify soil and mulch, but you'll need to test your soil pH to know the right amount.
@@suansook Good idea, thanks for the advice, currently getting a soil sample taken.
Hey Mate love your bamboo videos. Could you please elaborate on this for me "Remember to mulch heavily to prevent the roots from freezing"?. I have planted approximately 300 rhizomes this year to create a privacy barrier. Most of the rhizomes have survived and are produce small bamboo culms ( 1 to 3 feet) and i am even seeming Rhizomes that seemed dead start to throw off some new culms late in the season. Regarding the mulching, I have ALOT of wood chips to use, and want to do everything to ensure that the bamboo survives the freezing weather that we get during parts of the winter. Also as we approach fall I should have an abundance of leaves to use for mulch as well. I was planning on first laying down a layer of leaves as more of a weed barrier and then adding the wood chips on top of that. I do have a little concern that the new culms would not be able to break past a layer of leaves coved over by wood chips? This may be an unnecessary concern. How many wood chips would you recommend putting over the bamboo? Like how high should I make the pile, also will I want to cover over the bamboo that has already grown? Thanks mate.
I don't have experience using wood chips to mulch bamboo. Typically we are using the bamboo leaves that drop during our hot dry seasons here. Because there's no rain until the beginning of the growing season, these fallen leaves do not become compacted and we've not had any problems with new culms breaking through. This may be different with a heavy mulching of wood chips. Sorry that I can't be more helpful in answering your question.
@@suansook Thanks a lot for the answer mate. Really enjoy your channel!
Thanks for your questions and your encouragement! It's good to know that my videos are being enjoyed :)
Hello, Looks like a 'big market place'... Do you know of any other garden markets in Thailand that are larger than the average daily vegetable market? Our region is Mahasarakham but currently still in Europe. Have you never had any problems with the immigration service regarding activities and/or work related to gardening and/or horticulture or does this fall under 'spouse assistance'? ;-)
You can find many small garden places throughout Thailand, not only in the larger cities, but also in the towns. No problems, I just help my wife in the garden and around our home.
Could you share the tool you used
I've added some info and photos on my Community TH-cam tab about this tool (because I can't share photos here.) Here's the link: th-cam.com/channels/4LQ00CQrZyFqC5IJUbAWgg.htmlcommunity?lb=UgkxFS5czHjJF_S5C82gYtVQ3xJLZqU2FOVk
Very good video Kevin! Lovely to meet Lawrence too.
Glad you enjoyed it
I hope you guys haven't been badly affected by the recent flooding in your area.
Thanks for asking. No, were are OK at our place because we are up on a ridge. The garden is growing like crazy because of all the rain and it's challenging to keep up with all the work! Loving it though :)
Hi! What's the name of that kind of bamboo?
I mean the variety name
Dendrocalamus sericeus - ไผ่ซางหม่น (Phai sang mon)
What were the results? How many days you kept it out there? How many slugs fell into the trap? Thank you God bless you MARANATHA
Good results. The first night there were about 8 snails in the two containers I put out. After that I have had none and no apparent damage to the plants (beans and passion fruit) that were nearby.
Awesome plant. It’s a native here in the beautiful state of Yucatan, Mexico and it’s part of many traditional dishes, including the super refreshing Chaya water (8 blended chaya leaves, the juice of 4 limes and half a cup of sugar with 1 1/2 liters of water). You can consume the raw leaves but only in small amounts like in that recipe. Otherwise you have to cook them.
Thanks for the sharing your local knowledge. I did not know that it is OK to eat/drink the raw leaves.
G'day I've enjoyed pretty much every video you have put out, and tried a few things you have suggested. If I can suggest to you.... maybe a name change could bump up your viewers. The words Chiang Mai, rural farming accommodation, might help views and customers. I haven't seen the pigeon for a couple of weeks? Keep it up and all the best 👍👍👍
Thanks, great to know you're enjoying our videos. I've been thinking we might do well to make change the name to something that will show up better in search results. Sadly the pigeon died a while ago. I think it may have been hit by a car or motorcycle. I found it near the road. Thanks for asking.
That's sad about your pigeon mate. I enjoyed popping up here and there. I am just out of San Kamphaeng in village surrounded by Rice Field and Longan. @@suansook
Yeah, we really miss her. She was a great companion! Sounds nice ... similar to us :) How long have you been there?
The leaves look like papayas. God bless you Maranatha
Yes they do a bit
is that blue chungii 21:28 to your right?
It is Dendrocalamus sericeus - ไผ่ซางหม่น (Phai sang mon)
27:05 might be a tamarind
I think you might be right!
Incredible market !!! Fascinating tour. Those bamboo prices .... WOW !!! In the U.S. that stuff would cost 20 - 30 times more.
Yes, I love it that plants are so cheap here! There's no excuse to plant more of them :)
You’re really bringing your garden to life
I often think that it's our garden that is bringing us to life! :)
Hi again! Is there much aquaculture in your area? I'm curious about how fish are raised in rice-growing areas. Are there fish farms? Thanks!
Hi Tim. There are fish farms all around Thailand, but I do not know of any that are in our area.
So long as it’s a native variety to wherever it’s used.
So basically one year later and not removed.
I don't want to use chemicals to help kill it, I don't have machinery to take it out, but I have time. :)
Yum, Blackberry Jam... delicious ! Kop Kun Maag Kup
There's nothing quite like it!
Too much rain for the tomato's this time of year put them somewhere sheltered with lots of sun and they'll be happy
Thanks!
Knock up an open sided green house with bamboo, you got plenty of it 🤙
What variety is that?
It is Dendrocalamus sericeus - ไผ่ซางหม่น (Phai sang mon)
@@suansook thanks!
Amazing! And it looks so easy :) I'll give this a try tomorrow. Thanks so much for sharing Kevin!
Great. Please let me know how you get on!
@@suansook Took me a while haha. When I boil them for 15 minutes on medium heat I end up with a tea brown color, not nearly as clear as yours! The taste is faintly sweet but the lemongrassy fragrance seems to be gone. Did you have this happen before?
@@quint9 Great that you tried this! Sorry, we don't know what could have gone wrong. I asked my wife and she also has no experience of this happening. Was you lemongrass fresh?
@@suansook Hi Kevin, I tried this again. It's indeed very likely due to the freshness. All of the shoots sold at the grocery store have browned on the inside. Removing that part gets rid of the color! Bit unfortunate, so I've decided to plant my own :) Some of them are already showing new growth. It's getting colder however. Can you tell me what temperature the plant thrives in? Might be best if I take them inside at some point, but I'll have them enjoy the sun for as long as possible!
@@quint9 Great that you are trying again! Thanks for letting me know :) It is how and warm here most of the year. I have read that you can grow lemongrass in cooler climates, but that it is best if you can plant it in a pot and move the pot indoors and place it where it will get some sun, during the cooler months.
The lemongrass drink is a great idea! Would love to hear more about your beneficial herbs
Thanks. You should try it! I'll make a video about how to make it soon. Maybe it'll be a Short video because there's not much to it. Did you watch this video about the herbs we are planting? th-cam.com/video/fpmRFl0SHa0/w-d-xo.html I'll be making more videos about the herbs as they grow and we begin to make use of more of them.
@@suansook That would be awesome! Suppose I'll have to get some lemongrass then :) And thanks for the link to your other video, I indeed missed it. Great info, and lots of new herbs to try and find haha
@quint9 Here's the video about making the lemongrass drink th-cam.com/users/shortsnZOwmLcAcYk?feature=share
Did termites caught in your baits you made and buried in the ground. You did not put update video
Some worked well, others showed no signs of activity from termites. I did make a follow up video, here's the link: th-cam.com/video/Vq-8P8z0Pm4/w-d-xo.html
I’ve been able to make red and green PSB using nothing from the store except the containers. It happened by accident. This is kind of an involved process. I fill 1 gallon jugs half full of green onion tops and 5 or 6 dried hot peppers and fill with well water. I let it set for 72 hours and pour off the half gallon of water into a fresh jug and refill the onion fermentation jugs. After the first 3 day fermentation I repeat every 24 hours. I use that liquid as a rabbit/ deer repellent. This year I added 4 Oz of JADAM fish fermented fertilizer to each jug of the onion pepper liquid and filled each jug the rest of the way up with well water. That way I can add a jug to a bucket with 4 gallons of rain water and it’s diluted just right for applying to my garden. Anyway after about two weeks all of my onion water turned ruby red except for a couple that turned emerald green. I cut each gallon of the first batch into three fresh jugs of onion water leaving enough in the original container to make four gallons from one. 1/2 gallon of onion ferment quarter gallon of PSB, 4 Oz per jug JADAM fish fertilizer. All new jugs turned ruby red in 5-7 days after culturing.
I’ll try to trim it down Step one: fill 1 gallon jugs half full of green onion tops and add a few dried whole hot peppers, fill with water. Step two let set in the sun 72 hours and pour off liquid into a fresh jug and refill. After that pour off every 24 hours into fresh jugs. You should get at least a half gallon of onion water. Step 3: add 4 Oz of JADAM fish fermented fertilizer to each jug of onion water and fill the jug up the rest of the way with well water. Step 4: set in partial or direct sunlight. Mine turned red or green within 10-12 days. Step 5: you can culture 4 new jugs from each gallon of PSB using 1/2 gallon onion water and 4oz jadam fish fertilizer per gallon.
My JADAM fish fertilizer is made using 3 gallons by volume of whole fresh water fish, a half gallon of leaf litter and water from the lake the fish were caught from in a 6 gallon bucket with a lid with a bubbler. I catch the fish in September and they ferment over the winter. I remove the liquid from the bucket in spring and refill the bucket with water and fresh leaf litter. I strain the liquid and put it in a separate bucket and add 6 Oz of LAB to clean it up.
If you try JADAM fish fertilizer my advice is to pull the liquid every two months and strain it with a 5 gallon bucket paint strainer. I generally get 3-4 gallons per pull. And use the same grist over and over and add it to the next batch. Once strained add 6-8 Oz of cheese whey or LAB per 4 gallons and let it work 2 weeks before applying at a rate of 1-2 Oz per gallon of water.
Let the initial fermentation go for 6-7 months, then pull the liquid every two months with JADAM fish ferments. You can use the same grist over and over again as needed but it gets better if you let it work. Don’t put labs in the fermentation bucket with the grist. Just add it to what you pull for use.
Sorry for all the blah blah. I watched one of your PSB videos last winter and that’s how I knew what had happened with my ferments. Cheers and thank you.
This is amazing! Keep going, you'll get far!❤❤❤😊
Thank you. We will continue to improve every time we fire up the oven!
Beautiful work!
Thank you
Hello what kind of water are you using
We use water that comes from a reservoir in the nearby hills. I've also experimented with some other water sources. You can see that in this video series: th-cam.com/video/bkx0Kj8JQxg/w-d-xo.html
@@suansook I want to get some water from the park next to my house but I'm scared of the cops lol
@@npm1421 I would hope the cops have real work to do rather than come after someone who is collecting a little water from a pond. You could collect rain water if you don't want to use mains water.
Thanks @@suansook
Seems better than hemp but maybe complementary looking at carbon sequestered. Making composite bamboo based wood similar to hemp wood should be attempted. Carbon pricing is really needed to help.
Hemp also has a similar capacity to sequester carbon and is also a great resource with many applications.
love your videos and passion about bamboo
Thank you!
Please share us tips how to use bamboo as animal or fish feed. Maybe 🤔 its possible with poultry or pig
As far as I understand (I have no practice of using bamboo as animal feed) it is very uncommon to use bamboo as a feed source, mainly because of the high silica content in bamboo.
My cows like to eat bamboo leaves. I had read an Indian study where they found certain species like bambusa vulgaris to have higher starch content and hence suited as fodder. My hens also nibble at the leaves but only a little bit.
Thanks for sharing this!
I have the same list of reasons to grow bamboo and I have one more. (Maybe this will be your 11th reason or maybe you'll agree and have 12 reasons). I have walking trails going through some of my bamboo groves and I love to see the wonder on people's faces or hear them exclaim, "This is so special and peaceful", as they are surrounded by stately bamboo and experience bamboo's magic for the first time. Kevin, I would love for you to do a video about wildlife you encounter at your homestay. Thailand has many animals I would never see here in Tennessee. Do you see elephants, tigers, monkeys, giant snakes?
Having walking trails through our bamboo is part of our bigger picture plan, and this is part of our 11th reason to grow more bamboo. We get snakes here (saw one this morning) but not what I'd think of as giant snakes. The biggest we've had was a banded krait which was about 2.5-3m long and as think as my forearm. No tigers. There are wild monkeys but most in the southern provinces. In some national parks there are still wild elephants, but most are now domesticated.
Cute bird landed on you. Must be a pet.
It was our pet. We raised it because it was separated from it's parents. Sadly our lovely pigeon died recently :(
An interesting factoid about tomatoes (and carrots) that the Italians knew all about for generations - Cooked tomatoes are actually more nutritious than fresh from the garden tomatoes. The cooking process makes chemical changes that free-up nutrients unavailable to us from a raw tomato. However, the taste of a fresh tomato can't be beat.
The taste of our Uncle Leo's tomatoes is superb! I do love them raw, but also cook with them. I think THC is similarly altered by heat to release the best effect :)
If you were to put garlic bulbs in a mostly dry medium, seal it up in a container and put it in the refrigerator for that time period but you stick it in the freezer for a day, then back into the fridge, and then maybe a week later put it in the freezer again for a day then that's probably going to mimic what would happen naturally as much as you dare to make that happen. But you really need to have the bulbs in some type of medium so cold air isn't right on the bulbs when in the freezer. Otherwise don't mess with the freezer again. Even with bulbs for flowers they're often put into some type of medium when they go into the fridge for a few months. That's my pennies' worth.
Thanks so much for this info! Do you have some suggestion as to the type of dry medium I could use?
What is MSP mate??? Have a heart
Probably MSG. Monosodium glutamate
@@suansook tks
Looks like you have a great plot there! I used to live in Thailand and the plan is to return one day and have a bit of land like yours.
It really is our own little slice of paradise. I highly recommend this type of lifestyle
@@suansook Sounds great! I want to move to Northern Thailand but my partner is worried about the air polution...
Yes, that is a problem for part of the year. Where we live it's not so bad because we're close to the mountains and often get a nice wind to clear the air
@@suansook Will have to head for the hills!
I've got the same memories too. Nana used to make the best pies with em. Definitely got to keep control of them or they'll end all over the show. Where'd you buy it from?
facebook.com/Berriesthai?mibextid=ZbWKwL She bought them here. She's told me this supplier may not have blackberries in stock again until September. I guess you can inquire.
Good the method soak the bamboo
Thanks for watching
Have you ever had bamboo borer infestation, if so, how do you treat it? I'm in the UK and swear I have an infestation in a plant I recently purchased from a nursery :( I really would like to rescue the plant if at all possible.
Sorry, no. We do have problems with termites here, but they only seem interested in eating the dead bamboo.
@@suansook Thanks very much for your reply. Loving your vids!
good job
Thanks
Hello, I'm interested in how you use PSB. Which concentration you use for foliar and which for watering. How often you use?
Here's a video about how we use PSB th-cam.com/video/h_vHBuGln14/w-d-xo.html
I’ve been growing it for about 10 years now. You are spot on with all the items you mentioned in this video.
Thanks for your encouragement. Much appreciated!
Great video!😊
Thanks! 😊