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you can just buy regular potatoes at the store and leave them on the kitchen counter, the floor, in a cabinet. i mean just leave them lying around anywhere inside really, and they sprout. freezing them is about the only thing that stops them.

Amazing and very informative!❤

Hello I just started growing basil. If I prune the tops off, can I plant them to make more basil?

What I don’t understand about the watering from below is.. I thought that the ceilings need to be watered twice a day to keep the soil moist. When is the watering from below necessary? Because how do you get the seedling to seek out the water when you want to also avoid not letting your so you’ll get to dry?

I think I'm in the same area you are - this is so helpful, thank you!

Its been so mild here my purple sweet potatoe vine is still going ! Spring Tx I think were getting 30s next week as the low. Hope they pull through

OMG I am scared of caterpillars but I don't have the heart to kill it. I let nature do the work. There are lots of birds in my neighborhood.

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Thank you for the advice :) I am going to try sprouting some seeds from various Acer's which I got as a christmas present. I have them in the fridge for now, might plant them in March and see if they grow from then in my greenhouse. I also take cuttings and some airlayerings. My favourite plant/bonsai is my Dads Sycamore maple which he first planted for me 24 years ago. I still have it and it's featured on my youtube logo and can be seen on my channel. Have a great day!

Thanks for the nice video. I live in Sweden, so we have cold climate compared with you I guess. I though also cultervate ginger and its really fun and convenient plant to grow due to the low maintenance. I usually start in January and then harvest roughly 10 months later. I have the ginger in my greenhouse maybe around 4-5 months and then I need to bring it inside until it dies naturally. Hope to see many more videos from u, keep up the good work

Thank you for this video! I was so lost

At last,the vital,planting information.Thank you.

Hi Dina ! Glad yours took off very well and produced more then I have been able to grow. I have tried in ground and in grow bags and I manage to get them to grow to like 6 inches then they just seem to stop growing for some reason. But I will continue to try in 5 gallon grow bags until i get it right. I like making ginger tea out of it for it's health properties. Thanks for sharing !

Thank you for this helpful video! We are planning adding irrigation this season and have a lot of concerns this helps. Do you have any issues with the water temperature getting so hot for the plants. When I use the water hose it's burning hot in the summer sun & heat so I have to let it run off to cool down before watering.

I live near Huntsville, Texas and I grow ginger almost every year. Mine is in larger containers(lick tubs) , however mine get full sun with shade not happening until late afternoon. I just harvested a few days ago(Dec 20th). That gave my ginger a longer growing time. After the first real freeze here(Dec 18) I went out and dug up my tub. HUGE rhizomes of ginger and lots of them all from one good size rhizome from the grocery store. I've found that as long as I keep it well watered, ginger loves the heat and the sun. I also think that the larger the pot(given the time) the larger the harvest. Good Video!

Leaves are geeen in winter where you live ? All the vegetation on the ground is green as well.

What are you watering it with?

Looking good!😊

We call it tino tino in my country.

Thank you! Probably the best video on asparagus growing I’ve seen so far. Really like the time lapse to let me see the whole process. Planted my first last March but didn’t know where to go from here. Looking forward to the Spring! Thanks again.

Aunty with the amount of bags you loaded into that hole and the cost attached it's gonna be the most expensive potatoe you ever ate 😂

I would say for those with clay to give it a to and see. I grew sweet potato in gumbo clay with a woodchips covering. My largest sweet potato was the size of a small soccer ball. I did use grocery store sweet potato to grow out the slips.

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Great video , thanks

Спасибо за прекрасный обзор. Отличный оператор и гид. ❤️

garlic looks great

Thanks to you, I tried this method and it WORKED! One critter must have been frustrated because I could tell it was really trying to get into the bag and couldn’t. It was a little warped but no bites in the melon. Yay! Thank you so much for sharing this information. I’ll be doing this from now on. 🙏🏽

the time lapse videos are really interesting

Great tips and advice thank you

Besides frying them or making them into Gumbo. What else can you make with okra??? Cuz I would love to try it out in something different. That’s all I’ve ever seen made with it.

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So cool. Thanks for sharing.

Great video. I have to do this.

Thank you. 😁👍🙏

Wahh sangat bagus sekali,saya juga suka tanam pohon angguri👍

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Great job moving the tree and congrat's on your new property. look's great.

Будем ждать весны. Как деревце приживется? 🙏

Where "Timelapse?

I use aquarium water from my 3 fish tanks that I drain 25% from every two weeks. I never use chemicals in these tanks. Fish get a water change, and my plants get watered and fertilized. My fish and plants are very healthy. It's a win, win deal.

This helped me in 2024❤

One of the things I am worried about is if I have to move before they are ready. What would you think of large plastic bens, drill holes in it and plant one to two plants in each one. That way if I move I can take them with me. Or do you think you could dig up your root system and move them to a new location?

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Thank you so much. I throw out a lot of potatoes but now I know how to store and keep them longer. Thanks for helping me save money.👍👍😊

Great video. Answered all my questions

are pretty like hibiscuss

You might be able to propagate by division.

This is great. After viewing many videos on composting I had actually thought about just doing it in the box because I already have many of these around. I then came back to You Tube and literally searched for composting in a cardboard box and feel so validated and inspired. I have never composted but I am now ready to try. I hope to avoid attracting termites, rats and other wildlife, though.Thak you for this!