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Almost everything grew very well. Can't say there was a great and noticeable difference, but it definitely didn't hurt. Stretched my soil, kept some money in my pockets, and added nutrients to the garden. A win win for me. Thanx for watching.

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I've never tried it with bag soil. Don't know if the water would kill the beneficial things in a bagged soil.

This is 1 of my sprays for pest control. It helps. I normally start off pruning, but eventually, it gets away from me

Is this a general spray most main problem is mealybugs? Thanks for responding !!

​@Minggglei fortunately I've not had to deal with mealybugs but it is a general spray that I use for most things. The bt is great for pest that chew and the neem seems to work on those soft body pest.

Thanks for stopping by. Hopefully, my schedule will free up a little and I'll get back to posting more videos.

Yes. I do the same thing with all my herbs. I also put in the moisture evaporation packs now. Thanks for watching.

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Thanks. I'm looking forward to having a lg amount of it this next season.

First off, thanks for watching. Now to the good stuff. I actually redid the whole system. I'll just try to give you the details and keep it as short as possible. 1. I garden on a hill, so I moved the main supply shut offs from the side of the garden to the top and ran the lines downhill. 2. Rearranged the zones to include expansion of the garden. 3. Added drain ports to each line at the bottom and wherever I felt water might sit. I would have to fix 2 or 3 cracked pipes every spring. 4. Changed all piping to 3/4 schedule 40 pvc. It's just easier to deal with 1 size piping.

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It was up to 150 degrees 36 hrs ago. It's been working well for me. I'll be adding more layers to it tomorrow.

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I think it's due to over watering

@@growingwithjay1 This is due to the Allium Leaf Miner. It's a new pest caused by flies that puncture and deposed their eggs inside the leaves, the eggs become maggots and eat their way down the bulb, on the way they transformed themselves into oblong, hard-shelled looking insects called pupaes, these pupaes will then bury in the soil and wait for their time to become the adult ALM flies to begin the cycle all over again, in the spring (March-April), in the fall (August-September). ALM attack all the allium plant family, onions, garlic, chives...Professional organic garlic and onion growers now have to grow under cover during the months of infestation.

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Thank you and I appreciate the support.

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Thank you. I just tossed them this year also, and they are starting to come up in my garden. I do the same thing with my carrots. I'll have to go through the beds and thin them out later when they grow a little more.

@@growingwithjay1 Hi Jay. Thank you for the reminder. Happy thinning. Take care

I'm glad it helped. Thanks for watching.

Thank you. I will be posting again soon.

Not that I've noticed. I'll have to go back and check some of the ones I don't use as much.

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I wish that I could help. I've never tried air drying. Hopefully, with a little more research, you'll find the answer.

Putting on top of BBQ in the warm sun can help dry! Or low temp in your oven!

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I mix Bacillus Thuringiensis (bt) and neem oil.

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Thanx. I'm in Baltimore, so rhings are just starting to produce.

Thank you. These are honestly the easiest beets I've ever grown.

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Thank you for the support. I really appreciate bernie giving me the shout-out.

Hey Bernie. I just want to express my gratitude and appreciation for your support 🙏🏾 and give you a big ol. THANK YOU for the shout-out.

I thought I shared it on my community but I didn’t. Just corrected that😊

@@GardeningwithBernie several people have reached out and from you.

That's the plan. Thanks for watching.

I will either dehydrate them and make a powder for smoothies or juice them. My mother-in-law likes to pickle them with onions, so I'll give her a bunch. This is the first time I've ever grown this many. I literally just poured a bunch of seeds in y hand and tossed them on the raised beds.

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Always wanted to know if the Golden beets taste any different??? 😊

@Spoon N with Sunshine Homestead yes they are mild and don't have the earthy dirt taste. I'm still working on getting use to the dirt taste of the red ones. They have a lot of great benefits.

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You answered my ? For me.

These were pretty good looking but there are a few long ones I can see from the tops. They'll just fit better in the juicer

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I ❤️ me a deal. Good luck with the garden

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