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KCJILLY
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ม.ค. 2023
Central Texas Gardener Zone 8A
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January in Junction
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Not much to look at, but here’s an update for January 11, 2025
Christmas Axis Jerky
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I’m on vacation so I had time to cut up some deer meat. I also made between 10-15 dozen tamales, but I made that video a year or two ago. Have a Merry Christmas my friends.
Dr. Wyches Yellow Taste Test
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First yellow tomato for me! Short and sweet and to the point. Hope it gives someone insight 😉
Winter Prep Part 1
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10-15-24 Time to get my onions, garlic , and brassicas in the ground. Need to pot up my peppers to make room!
Working at the Secret Garden
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Cleaning up the green house and preparing for the winter. A quick update on what’s growing.
Peach tree from seed . No stratification
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Peach tree from seed . No stratification
Secret Garden: Tidying up in the green house
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Secret Garden: Tidying up in the green house
KCJILLY, thanks for the video. It really helped (an OG) me out on my 2011. I really looking forward to the squirrel hunting mission and possibly rabbit hunts. You have an awesome New Year sir.
@@comesee989 glad I could help 😉
How much for a lb
@@albertcastillo6751 not for sale buddy. I’m hogging it all🤤
@kcjilly2515 man no empanadas no jerky sad Christmas this year for me
@ sorry buddy. I know you have a big family and understand 😘
@@kcjilly2515 Merry Christmas bro
@ Merry Christmas man
Merry Christmas 🎄
@@treyh1975 Merry Christmas 😊
Merry Christmas Jerry 😊
@@Joseph-u6d Merry Christmas to you
I just put one in my greenhouse and it keeps going out like the oxygen detector cuts it off . Have you had any problems
@@tinaswaim2590 my original regulator was bad and I ran into the same issue. I replaced it and it runs like a charm.
@kcjilly2515 unfortunately I just bought this from tractor supply work the first night come out that morning and apparently had just went off so the next night is when I had the issue. Sounds like I may need to return it see if I can replace it
@ I hate to hear you’re having trouble. I was brand new to propane when I got mine. I couldn’t figure it out so I disassembled the whole thing and went through the whole thing. All lines were clean and clear, but nothing was getting past the regulator. So I bought another one and the only issue I have had is cleaning the pilot each year before I use it. Hope you get it figured out.
@@kcjilly2515 do you know what it means if when I turn on the heater it whistles
@@tinaswaim2590 nope, but I would try to light it
Thanks so much. I was frustrated with the instructions. Your video saved me so much time!!!
Glad it was helpful.
Looks good.👍👍
Thanks 👍
@kcjilly2515 you're welcome. Happy growing.🙂
Great Project!! 👍🏼🏁
😂😂this is an interesting and unique gardening channel 😮😊😊
@@Joseph-u6d just real life for this little hillbilly 😂
When I grow up I will get all this figured out 😂. Probably any day now. Hope my mess is entertaining and someone at least learns what not to do.
Interesting real world home gardening Good for you and keep on growing ❤❤❤
China junk😂😂 Yup sounds 'bout right 🎉
@@Joseph-u6d well, this American retard is definitely no teacher so I hope people can learn from my mistakes anyway. I guess I should be happy they supply tools and quit griping so much 🤷🏼♂️
Hi from south carolina
@@MelissaJohnson-s7k ✋🏼
Good content sir ! Enjoyed the work also
@@dorseygreen7912 Appreciate it. Always more to be done around here.
Do you think it would be good to make a pasta sauce with?
@@sambassett417 Honestly… I think the paste tomatoes would do a better job. I’m not Italian and an expert on pasta sauce. Around my parts it’s more about salsa! It’s great with salads and sandwiches, but I don’t want to say it makes a good salsa.When canning , there’s a lot of water cooked off as opposed to paste tomatoes preferred in sauces. I don’t think I can answer the question honestly 🤷🏼♂️ my best guess is that it would be less than your expectations.
does your greenhouse smells like gas?
@@spykids08 no. Just for a second while lighting it! But the next morning when I come in, there’s no smell, it’s cozy and all my plants are happy. They have a version of this ( blue flame) that they sell for in house use. I would use this in my house if my central heating went out without a second thought. It works great and no smell to knock you out. In the greenhouse, it does make condensation though. When I close the door behind me, water falls from the plastic… a little bit anyway
Thank you SO much for your tutorial! My instruction book was water logged and unreadable, but thanks to you, my great grandson and I got it up! I am 74 and he is 16..weeks old had a ball on this project! Thanks again !
I’m terrible at explaining, but if it helped you then I am tickled . Glad you guys got it done.
Help!cannot get the cover stretched over frame! Any words of advice?
@ I had a ladder and two people ( at the minimum) . Is your plastic form fitted, or a roll?
@ fitted to the frame … it seems 1 ft too short,but maybe because I dint I have the muscle to pull! Thank you
@ Oh! Happy thanksgiving and for taking time to reply!
How about a small versión for a quad?
@@Reikon-9999 I believe a person can do about anything they put their mind to. 😉
Gracias Jerry i have the same problem on my f150 2011
@@felipehernandez4089 hope it helps amigo
I loved the lunch box peppers! I’m not a big fan of heat so lunchboxes were right up my alley
@@OneMound1 that’s why I began growing them! They are great peppers that even the babies will eat.
Amen brother
Helmer Lock
@@alondrarussell-fn7qp I’ll take your word for it 🤷🏼♂️
Thank for you time , to show that , i also like to learn about problems in my f150 , nice day
@@federicoparedes6908 you’re welcome
Em chào anh Em cảm ơn anh đã chia sẽ video rất hay chúc anh một ngày mới thật nhiều sức khỏe ❤❤❤❤❤
I love it! I just bought a Kubota and have so many ideas to DIY for the 3 point! Awesome! This will be one of them!!
The three point hitch works great. The ripper plow attachment is a bit much 😂. Sure saved me lots of shoveling on that job and I used it again to dig a big pit🤷🏼♂️
Looking good
@@thomaswallace3987 one day at a time baby
What brand of seeds are you using?
I use seeds from Johnnys, Territorial Seeds, Hoss Seeds, Baker Creek and my own that have been saved from the last few years. Depends on which veggies you are asking about.
Dang! Your garden is booming, everything looks awesome! Never seen a wild bull before. 🐄
The bull belonged to someone, but he was never claimed probably because he was very aggressive and a fence jumper!
Hey!!! A melon is a melon, no matter how crazy it looks! hahaha Our temps are cooling off too, can't wait for Fall.... Our bugs have been awful as well and dealing with a drought with triple digits doesn't help either.... I planted about three varieties of cauliflower and couldn't harvest any of it, all trashed, same goes for collards, all trashed! This has been one of our worst growing seasons. My beans have done good and I'm starting to get squash. Have a blessed day!
@@BellasWhisperFarmstead hopefully we’ll have a good Fall.
Lord I love some volunteer veggies. You are all set for this fall. Looking lovely
I’m not complaining 😉
Thanks for sharing. I always like to see what other people are growing.
أحسنت يا صديقي العزيز فيديو مميز جدا ورائع ❤
@@عبودةعمارلتعليمزراعهالاسطح I can’t read your message in your language, but I hope it was helpful to you
I do fruit tree pruning as a side job and have collected peach pits from local trees that have good production. I just planted the whole pits directly into garden beds, then dig the sprouts up and move them to pots. I put four into the ground this past spring and they seem to be doing fine, though your young tree is really taking off. I never heard of your method before and your results speak for themselves. Do you do this with plums, pluots, apricots, etc?
@@norseman9367 I tried 40 apricot seeds. I did not stick them in a ziplock and wait for them to sprout. I stuck them in the dirt and only had 2 of the 40 seeds sprout and neither one made it. Any seed that is covered , you can break out the inner seed and it basically speeds things up. I prefer to let them grow a few months in a pot before going in the ground.
@@kcjilly2515 Thanks for sharing this unique method with peach pits. Usually put the pits in pots and they sprout well in spring as is. Seems the key to speeding up the process is removing the outer hard kernel...very carefully. Several store bought apricots with moist paper towel in fridge planted first week of June are just beginning to sprout now. Am going to check then again next week and get them into pots if they are sprouted. Good growing, and keep us updated! Randy/GA
@@verderandy9161 you bet. Good luck as well
I have a 1 year old tree that I put straight into soil after getting the coating off.
@@dadgadify Heck yeah! I’m chicken though and want to baby it a little 😂
She must have had Covid in the past did same thing to my smell can’t
@@cladqueen8054 I thought maybe the same as you, but she swears it’s been like that her whole life 🤷🏼♂️
@@kcjilly2515 oh wow
@@cladqueen8054 she has had Covid though. Her friends laughed at me for trying to get her, but I was certain that yucky stuff would prove her wrong. She showed me 😂
@@kcjilly2515 well if that didn’t phase her nothing will
@@cladqueen8054 definitely a strong woman 😳
Awesome🥰
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thanky ou man, you really help me
@@JavierAlejandroVillagran you bet. It helped me too
Thanks you, from México, you really help me too
@@memolucy glad I could help
Hell of some names the last one I think you said mortgage lifter ha ha
I did Trey. You can TH-cam it. Mortgage Lifter is a type of red tomato with a cool history. You should check it out.
Hallo good morning Salam kenal dari kami Siti Zulkarnain Garden
@@SitiZulkarnainGarden good evening.
Fingers are crossed
@@sheilarayyardley8924 maybe if we cross our toes too!
That so much bull 🐂 ha ha 🤣 😂
@@treyh1975 it sure is 😂
Neither one of those is ripe!
Tasted and felt ripe to me without them being mushy. But… I agree that they don’t look ripe 🤷🏼♂️
I hope you do more reviews. Good job!
@@shanec8812 I will. I find it difficult to express flavor in words. But I clearly say whether or not it is good 😂
@@kcjilly2515 Good, bad, grow again, never grow again all works. :)
It's great, my friend (new channel subscriber)
@@Lyniem1989 thank you
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Best wishes 🍀
Great share 🎉😊 super 🎉❤
Amazing and wonderful 😊🎉🎉🎉
I’m growing up a garden on a property that is not mine as well. Also what is a Mexico squash? I think your video is awesome. I really like the part where you reference the smell vs. the water quality. GOD BLESS!
This is my first year growing the Mexican Squash. A lady gave me some seeds and said they would taste good. I still haven’t seen a squash on the vine and it is 20-25 feet long!
I am growing butternut squash but they are not doing well. Probably because I planted them in a lawn lol. I made a TH-cam about the experiment. Check it out
@@OneMound1 I’m not a big winter squash guy, but most squash and zucchini grows like a weed here in Central Texas from June to October. I watched a few of your videos. I tried 3 sisters a few years ago and in my opinion, it is all about how and when you plant. Corn first, once it’s a foot or so tall, squash ( or even melons), and once the corn is about two foot tall, get them beans ( or peas ) going. Thing is, it becomes a jungle and hard to harvest so for practical reasons, I choose to grow them separately. But the Indians were wise and I am glad that was passed along.
I agree with you on growing potatoes. This is my first year growing them and I used potatoes I already had. I got a few bigger potatoes, but the others look so tiny. I can use that space to grow something I know will grow.
I really wanted to grow a bunch because they’re a staple in my home. The harvest just hasn’t paid off 🤷🏼♂️