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Love your garden show 😊

Keep the frame and buy some clear plastic roofing panels from home depot or Lowes and cut to fit for roof and keep your greenhouse 🤷‍♂️

Love your show!!!

We need an update...did the root growth from bottoms of bags make new plants?

Ok forgive my ignorance here. Won't many of the nematodes be killed going through that sprayer? I was thinking of a watering can instead. Thoughts?

Your presentation on video show is great do more shows like that concerning compost

You're lucky you got that just kidding out when you did. I was about to dip out of this video. Great information, glad I stayed. Looking forward to watching more of your videos now.

My biggest confusion is why some say grow the root for 2 yrs or so then , in all I read says don't grow more than a year or so bc it will become woody....so what is correct?

They also lay eggs on the stems of leaves and sometimes on the spines of the leaves themselves. You will know when there is pink crusty stuff on the leaves or stem vines the same as it appears on the actual plant vine leading to the stem.

Get a BLUNT syringe needke anywhere from 14 gauge to 18 gauge. I use both 16 and 18 gauge 1.5" blunt needles BECAUSE I POKED MYSELF ONCE. A thinner needle will also clog faster. You WILL clog some up to the point where they are useless so get extras. I typically have to poke all the way through then back the needle back out some and slowly inject to ensure some drips down the inside center of the vine and when enough of it drips out the other side I feel confident that I got enough inside the stem. Also INJECT SLOWLY because sometimes it will spray out the hole or another hole (the one the borer bored into) and squirt you in the face or the eyes. Ask me how I know, or don't. You'll figure it out. I hate needles and syringes, but if I had not purchased these and plenty of extra needles, a whole lot of my pumpkins and melon plants would not be alive and thriving as they are this year. My very first successful year growing pumpkin. I planted some early to learn more this year about them having failed in the past and I now have 3 ready to harvest, another 3 between 2 and 4 weeks to go before they are ready and several more plants that should be ready around October. I plan to can the pumpkins that are ready now and in the near future. If you buy BLUNT needles and touch the end where a regular needle would puncture your skin, the blunt won't even prick you. BUT with blunt syringe needles AND sharp needles, some will clog up. Another thing i now do to avoid wasting needles is to use one that already got clogged and is otherwise useless to poke a hole in the vine with that one before inserting the new or unclogged syringe in order to lower the chance of ruining/clogging another needle. This also helps me gauge how far in to go. The first time you do it, you will have trouble squirting the BT inside the vine (most likely) you have to figure out where the hallow part inside the stem is in order to be able to inject or lack of an airway will prevent you from being able to squirt the stuff. If you don't have the end in the hallow portion, it would be like placing your finger over the end and trying to squirt it out or trying to turn your water hose on while you cover the garden hose firmly with your palm, So, I simply go all the way through, then back up slowly until I am able to discharge and if a little runs out the other side, I know most has gotten inside where the borer will be eating. Sorry for the long post, but I wanted to try to help others save money and not buy the wrong kind and sized needles like I did. I also use both a 5ml and 10 ml syringe size. I have little hands so mostly I use the 5 ml syringe. The 10 ml syringe is obviously, about twice as long as the 5ml size and thicker.

I planted my horseradish in my 4x2 foot raised metal beds that have felt type liners. It pushed right through the liner.

Please edit it and shorten your videos. 2/3 of your content can be removed and be just as effective or more so.

Are there Nematodes that eat bigger Nematodes?

I hate them so much 🤬

I need to get me a bottle of BT because they attracted my pumpkins, one died and the other 2 are holding on for deer live

Little bastards 🤦🏻‍♀️ thanks for the info. Will definitely be covering my bases.

I received some horseradish plant from a friend. Do I have to wait 2 years to harvest root for fire cider? Thanks

Shade cloth combined with the beeswax venting can help lower the temps inside. You really had hail :P Impressive damage. Considering the price and usage, you got your money's worth. Informative video, nice work! Good luck if you go bigger.

FYI a tarp or sun shade can help solve the high temp issues

so what your saying is buy glass green house not polycarbonate :) Good tip on caulking, and 4x4 built frame.

Understandable , watching youtube is fun , making youtube video.....not so much. I know ive made 66 videos , and time invested is not always reflected with results , a video that took me 3 days to make only got 1k views , but a video that took me 6 minutes to make got 72k views.... Either way cool video bro, wish you the best of luck

Nice video ❤

As someone who bought a house with a garden, I would have loved it if the person who put it in had left garden instructions for the next owners!

Yea no thanks!

You need 131 to 151 for 72 hrs or 151 to 161 for 48 hrs or 161 to 171 for 24 hrs to kill weed seeds and pathogens. These temps are for the center of your compost pile. All parts of you pile need to reach these temperatures, thus you need to turn your pile in a manner that facilities this. Dr Ingham method

Very well done with all instructions and explanations on how to use nematodes. Lots of details and very easy to understand. Thank you sir!

Nice work overall. Clear communication and good quality audio. I'd would have like you to show exactly how you folded and fitted the hardware cloth. Also, I'm shocked that you could work with the hardware cloth without gloves. Your hands must be tough! But, the music is horrible and totally unneccesary!

What do you suggest for cucumber beetle?

I'm covering my squash vines with garden soil and mulch this year as I trim. This is to cover the large holes left from pruning the old branches so the vine bore can't have much access to the vine. Wish me luck. I don't trust the BT injection. They say that stuff never leaves your body. My dad used to slice the vines open and remove the worm and then fill the cut/opening up with soil. He did this every year. I was too young to pay attention back then, but it must have worked.

I had grub worbs that ate my whole yard.l put the beneficial nematodes down and 4 years with no grubs. Now lm going to put more down

Thank you!!! QUESTION DO U do this to your watermelon s and cucs ? Should I do this to watermelon and cucumbers? ???

Why is there music?

The Melittia Cucurbitae will lay eggs anywhere on the plant. From the V of the leaf on down. If you spray the lower stem they will just move up and lay eggs on the stem of the leaf. Which makes it a little easier to catch the worm from making it down to the main stem and kills the plant. Where I live the Moth has two cycles starting in early April and is gone by August so I have learn to wait until August to plant out my summer squash. Winter squash is still a fight to keep alive and protect from the Melittia Cucurbitae and it's lava.

Your background music is TOO loud!

Where do you get those nematodes?

Brilliant

I got the Lean-to and these are the most useless instructions I've ever seen. What do I use the brackets for on the wall panels???

What did you end up doing for the floor?

Great video, I’ve never seen a better defense. I’ll try both.

Dont understand why water surely they will sweat and rot

Shouldn't apply on sunny days.

Years ago , I read that butternut squash repels squash vine borers I plant a hill of them in the middle of my squash / melon patch , when I plant my other squashes . As the tentacles grow , I interweave them in between the squash and melons , so they will all smell like butternut squashes to the borers . This trick has worked like a charm for me for many years …. AND it’s so easy to do‼️ 🌸💕

My zucchini was huge and I cut it back, never again! It died ,I killed it😢

If you have a long enough growing season, start the vines later in the season when the borer isn't active. This would be after July. Once I started doing this I never dealt with a borer problem ever again. You can even start the vines in pots indoors and transplant outside after July.

You should be injecting the BT in the soft green branches. The vine is where the grubs tunnel, so you can't inject much into it, as it is dense. It will become subject to disease if you do it too much. If you inject into the branches, the BT fluid sits at the bottom of the branch, a moth comes along and lays an egg on the branch, they also lay eggs on the vine, but when they do, the grub still enters the plant where it is tender ...the grub eats it's way into the branch and goes into the vine through the area where the branch connects to the vine. There is soft fleshy "meat" first, then the harder core, which the grub matures into being able to devour. By the time the grub eats through the base of the stem, it is big enough to hollow out the vine, this is what kills the plant. It would be enough to wrap the vine, which would not need to inject it if you wrap. This will keep the moth from laying eggs on the vine. But if you inject the branches, that will hold the BT and stop the Grub from entering the vine. I did it last year great success, BUT, I did find disturbing news about BT...it's hard to find info, as it is a cash cow, but apparently it never leaves the human body. Sounds like a lot of other things we find out about too late. I won't take that chance any longer. Do you own homework, I read enough to make me look for a better solution, this year I am going with diatomaceous earth. Also, it seems to me, that if you inject a natural soap thinned with water, into the branches, that fluid will stay in there, and it would also kill that borer. For those of us more health conscious, it's worth a try. Nasty business, these vine borers! Good luck!

japanese beetle grubs love chewing into decaying garden boxes. not doing anything else.

Thank you for the video!!! I’m about to plant my horseradish but I was wondering if I can plant other roots with it, In the same planter. I’m thinking beets or turmeric. Maybe I get separate planters …

Hey did you ever put the cabling in to make it more sturdy? Wondering how you do it 😊

Coban not ace bandage