If you are still confused about what type of molasses to purchase. You can purchase it here in my Amazon Affiliate link below. www.amazon.com/shop/organicsbesturbanhomesteading
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 that's liquid instead of Powder, is that ok? Also in your video you mentioned chelated iron, is that in the EB Stone fertilizer? Along with the other minerals you mention? Thank you so VERY much!
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 I’m hoping this is the right container of molasses by Golden Barrel Blackstrap Molasses it’s liquid but no information on the bottle how to apply please advise.
I can't wait until we are able to rip out the concrete slab in our backyard and redo the retaining wall that runs along the back of our backyard. We live at the base of a hill so we can't eliminate it, so we decided it will become a long raised garden bed for smaller plant varieties and flowers. The flowers will be too add beauty, some used as trap crops, and a way to attract bees. It'll really help save my back too! I can't wait to have a backyard more like yours! I'm envisioning some raised garden beds and a patio big enough for the BBQ & a decent sized table. For now, we are sticking to container gardening. I fell in love with gardening last spring. Getting a Meyer lemon tree and a couple tomato plants for our son turned into using our front (corner lot) yard as a garden. We've met so many more neighbors, shared tips, and given some of our extra plants and their bounty to anyone showing interest. We plan to add 1-2 raised beds per year to break up the financial investment and so we don't put in too much money if it becomes an on& off again hobby rather than a lifestyle shift. I'm already dreaming of having a small homestead (5-10 acres) tho.
I want to say thank you Martine for the information on citrus today .you always explain it in a way that I can understand you inspired me to garden thanks
So glad you're back on utube. I was inspired to start a garden watching you several years ago and today although I rent I have a pretty big garden. I've missed listening to your wealth of knowledge. Glad to see you're back!
WOW, AMAZING WORK 💪🏽. NOW I CAN TAKE THIS GREAT KNOWLEDGE AND BENEFIT FROM IT. MY MYER LEMON TREE WILL APPRECIATE IT, AND SO WILL I. THANKS FOR NOT BEING SELFISH WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for all your excellent information. I have 18 citrus trees I have just bought as young trees and I want to get the best start for them. I do have a drip system and I have the 2 gallon drippers going for 5-10 mins a day for the first month. Then I'll switch to 2x a week. I'm checking with my local nursery to see if they have some of the products you are talking about. I also have my own worm farm so I have lots of casting & casting tea. I never thought about the rock dust in the holes I plant (in my casting mix, but worms eat it) and I never thought about fertilizing once a month with your organic fertilizer. My casting tea I just molasses but not the powder which I will now switch to. That has just been the most wonder information and I greatly appreciate it!
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 when I was watering my fruit trees tonight several beetle looking bugs started crawling out should I use turmeric you talked about on another video I heard you on, please advise.
Thank you for the wonderful info. I just came across your site today. I plan on learning more from you. Thank you again for teaching and helping so many.
First I would like to tell you I enjoy your well explained teachings on citrus gardening. My wife and I have been anticipating growing some citrus trees here in Tennessee which will require us to take them in the basement during the winter. We have been watching your videos for about 2 weeks. May I ask you some questions that will probably show you my ignorance about gardening to someone as experienced as you. When you plant citrus in a 40 gallon pot like you did, how long will it go before you need to take it out of that pot to prune the roots? Thanks in advance for any help you offer.
Firstly please take the time to watch my citrus playlist. All you need to know is there for your learning. It also boost my watch time and please be sure to allow all the adds to play with skipping through them. It's the only way a creator can make some sort of income . th-cam.com/video/uHRdP_0WfL8/w-d-xo.html P.S If you follow my recommendations . Especially the soil amendments I use. You will never have to up pot your citrus trees. That is because I have developed a soil mixture that will work with your trees for at most 15-20 years. Again don't forget to have you and your wife grab a cup of coffee or tea (hot) and sit back a allow my playlist to just run. Trust me you will enjoy it. You may even get a laugh or two okay. Shalom and blessing to you and your family.
I just ordered the molasses from your sight, and I also bought worm castings today to add to my pot. I’m thinking of repotting my Ponderosa lemon in the spring and changing my miracle grow potting mix to the cactus, palm and citrus soil mix. Do you think this is a good idea? I’m following your tip on holding back watering to encourage blooms, because I think I’ve been overwatering it, and it needs to dry out some. Hopefully this helps.😊
So enjoying your peaceful presentations...Many Thanks...As I live in a sugar cane growing area in Australia...There is an abundance of liquid molasses...Would it be appropriate if unsulphured...Thought I would check as I do appreciate your wisdom... ...
Take you roughly 4 wooden stakes that are 2-3 feet taller than the tree. Place them in the containers at all corners. Purchase shade cloth to stop the tree from taking in too much rain. As for the hail, you can take the same idea and wrapt around the poles 3 or 6ml greenhouse plastic you can pick up from Lowe's or home depot.
Hello. Thank you for the video. I went to a local store and they had a feed grade dried molasses. They never heart of agricultural molasses. Is it the same thing? Is there a way I can get the same brand you have? I’m searching so hard for it. Thank you so much, God bless you!
Here you are The blackstrap molasses: amzn.to/2S0IQHD. And here's my amazon store : Thank you www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3VM7MMOGHSBAX?ref_=wl_share
Hello Elder. I am new to your channel. I just caught one of your previous lives. To was phenomenal. I am so great full that YAH has led me to you. I will be sending you a email please don’t delete me. I really need to speak to you. Be blessed
Thank you Martine for sharing your wisdom. We will be getting agricultural molasses in the near future. Question. We are in area 7b and recently purchased a couple of small citrus plants in 1 gallon containers. Because of the temperatures we will keep them in the house till the spring. Is it ok to up-pot them then, or should I do so now? Thank you and God bless.
Yes, absolutely you are welcome. Do not up pot them right now. Keep them in a protective space and in Feb not March, but February you can up pot them. That way they will have settle and be ready for Spring. February 14 is usually the perfect time to up pot your trees. I'm actually releasing a video on this. Take Care Jose!
Good day brother. Are ants drawn to the plants by doing this? If not, I'm going to apply to all my fruit trees in the spring. Also, good video as usual.
Ants are a natural part of the soil decomposition. There must be a balance anything less and things go south real fast. Although ants can be a nuisance they can be very beneficial too. Just be sure to keep them in control and make sure they are not harboring aphids in your trees. It's very hard to get rid of them, so what I do instead is work with them and with nature. I set up bait to feed them and eventually suppress them enough that I lower there numbers.
As always, thanks for the information. Here in Mississippi, ants are always a problem after it rains. Would hate to give them more reason to visit more frequently.
If you are still confused about what type of molasses to purchase. You can purchase it here in my Amazon Affiliate link below.
www.amazon.com/shop/organicsbesturbanhomesteading
I've learned a lot from u brother thank u
I don't see it. Help please
@@suzm5925 Horticultural Molasses amzn.to/3pndIwH
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 that's liquid instead of Powder, is that ok? Also in your video you mentioned chelated iron, is that in the EB Stone fertilizer? Along with the other minerals you mention? Thank you so VERY much!
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 I’m hoping this is the right container of molasses by Golden Barrel Blackstrap Molasses it’s liquid but no information on the bottle how to apply please advise.
You are the cutest and explain gardening care in simple terms. The best.
So nice of you
I can't wait until we are able to rip out the concrete slab in our backyard and redo the retaining wall that runs along the back of our backyard. We live at the base of a hill so we can't eliminate it, so we decided it will become a long raised garden bed for smaller plant varieties and flowers. The flowers will be too add beauty, some used as trap crops, and a way to attract bees. It'll really help save my back too!
I can't wait to have a backyard more like yours! I'm envisioning some raised garden beds and a patio big enough for the BBQ & a decent sized table. For now, we are sticking to container gardening. I fell in love with gardening last spring. Getting a Meyer lemon tree and a couple tomato plants for our son turned into using our front (corner lot) yard as a garden. We've met so many more neighbors, shared tips, and given some of our extra plants and their bounty to anyone showing interest.
We plan to add 1-2 raised beds per year to break up the financial investment and so we don't put in too much money if it becomes an on& off again hobby rather than a lifestyle shift. I'm already dreaming of having a small homestead (5-10 acres) tho.
Keep pushing and moving forward. Nature/Gardening is a never ending challenge. Good for you to have a vision.
I love love love your video's!! Can't stop watching them!!! You are the best Thank you!!
You're the best!
I want to say thank you Martine for the information on citrus today .you always explain it in a way that I can understand you inspired me to garden thanks
You are so welcome! Shalom
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I have learned so much about citrus since i started following you. 😁
So glad you're back on utube. I was inspired to start a garden watching you several years ago and today although I rent I have a pretty big garden. I've missed listening to your wealth of knowledge. Glad to see you're back!
Just went out and gave my key lime, Satsuma Mandarin, and sweet lime the molasses and fish emulsion. Looking forward to seeing results.
WOW, AMAZING WORK 💪🏽. NOW I CAN TAKE THIS GREAT KNOWLEDGE AND BENEFIT FROM IT. MY MYER LEMON TREE WILL APPRECIATE IT, AND SO WILL I. THANKS FOR NOT BEING SELFISH WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE 🙏🏾
Wow, clever way to get rid of air pockets! Great tutorial, you are the best. Many thanks. You share such logical advice. God Bless ...
Hi Jean, welcome . Thank you so much and I appreciate the support.
Thank you so much for all your excellent information. I have 18 citrus trees I have just bought as young trees and I want to get the best start for them. I do have a drip system and I have the 2 gallon drippers going for 5-10 mins a day for the first month. Then I'll switch to 2x a week. I'm checking with my local nursery to see if they have some of the products you are talking about. I also have my own worm farm so I have lots of casting & casting tea. I never thought about the rock dust in the holes I plant (in my casting mix, but worms eat it) and I never thought about fertilizing once a month with your organic fertilizer. My casting tea I just molasses but not the powder which I will now switch to. That has just been the most wonder information and I greatly appreciate it!
Alright Monte you seem to be doing well., Thank you for sharing
Awesome information!
Glad it was helpful!
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 when I was watering my fruit trees tonight several beetle looking bugs started crawling out should I use turmeric you talked about on another video I heard you on, please advise.
You can beetles do not to your trees
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 Beetles do what? Please explain.
@@elderyehudahwatchmanoftheg8425 I purchased some of the tree tanglefoot when is the best time to apply it?
Thank you so very much. We sure appreciate your hard work!
Thank you too!
Awesome education for us newbies!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the wonderful info. I just came across your site today. I plan on learning more from you. Thank you again for teaching and helping so many.
You are so welcome!
Big fan here from the Philippines. Currently gathering citrus plants for our back and front yard. Will copy your techniques and do your tips sir!!😊
Sounds great! Be bLessed okay Renan. Salamat
Awsome
Thank you 😊
Thanks great video
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you very much!
You're welcome!
That’s what I’m talking about 💯👍
Great information! Thank you. Will be getting some agricultural molasses.
Thanks
Did you find a new place to get the 40 gallon containers? I can’t find them anywhere.
Love it!!
Glad you like it!
I like your watering rod. I don’t see it on your Amazon store.
Thanks elder
You are very welcome . Shalawam
First I would like to tell you I enjoy your well explained teachings on citrus gardening. My wife and I have been anticipating growing some citrus trees here in Tennessee which will require us to take them in the basement during the winter. We have been watching your videos for about 2 weeks. May I ask you some questions that will probably show you my ignorance about gardening to someone as experienced as you. When you plant citrus in a 40 gallon pot like you did, how long will it go before you need to take it out of that pot to prune the roots? Thanks in advance for any help you offer.
Firstly please take the time to watch my citrus playlist. All you need to know is there for your learning. It also boost my watch time and please be sure to allow all the adds to play with skipping through them. It's the only way a creator can make some sort of income . th-cam.com/video/uHRdP_0WfL8/w-d-xo.html
P.S If you follow my recommendations . Especially the soil amendments I use. You will never have to up pot your citrus trees. That is because I have developed a soil mixture that will work with your trees for at most 15-20 years. Again don't forget to have you and your wife grab a cup of coffee or tea (hot) and sit back a allow my playlist to just run. Trust me you will enjoy it. You may even get a laugh or two okay. Shalom and blessing to you and your family.
I just ordered the molasses from your sight, and I also bought worm castings today to add to my pot. I’m thinking of repotting my Ponderosa lemon in the spring and changing my miracle grow potting mix to the cactus, palm and citrus soil mix. Do you think this is a good idea? I’m following your tip on holding back watering to encourage blooms, because I think I’ve been overwatering it, and it needs to dry out some. Hopefully this helps.😊
How often do you use agricultural molasses? Or just use it when replanting.
Once every 3 months.
Great videos! Where did you get your tree containers? Thanks
no longer make them
Could you please add the green all micro bark to your Amazon store, it seems you can only pick this product up at the stores n Cali. I live in Texas.
This has to be purchased from a big box store or local nursery. Home Depot has it and its called pathway bark.
So enjoying your peaceful presentations...Many Thanks...As I live in a sugar cane growing area in Australia...There is an abundance of liquid molasses...Would it be appropriate if unsulphured...Thought I would check as I do appreciate your wisdom...
...
please explain
Hi Martine, Thanks for sharing your high quality information with us. How do you protect your plants from hail and a lot of rain?
Take you roughly 4 wooden stakes that are 2-3 feet taller than the tree. Place them in the containers at all corners. Purchase shade cloth to stop the tree from taking in too much rain. As for the hail, you can take the same idea and wrapt around the poles 3 or 6ml greenhouse plastic you can pick up from Lowe's or home depot.
Hello. Thank you for the video. I went to a local store and they had a feed grade dried molasses. They never heart of agricultural molasses. Is it the same thing? Is there a way I can get the same brand you have? I’m searching so hard for it. Thank you so much, God bless you!
Here you are The blackstrap molasses: amzn.to/2S0IQHD.
And here's my amazon store : Thank you
www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/3VM7MMOGHSBAX?ref_=wl_share
How often do you water with the molasses?
1 X EVERY OTHER MONTH
I don't like . I love it!
Hello Elder. I am new to your channel. I just caught one of your previous lives. To was phenomenal. I am so great full that YAH has led me to you. I will be sending you a email please don’t delete me. I really need to speak to you. Be blessed
Thank you Martine for sharing your wisdom. We will be getting agricultural molasses in the near future. Question. We are in area 7b and recently purchased a couple of small citrus plants in 1 gallon containers. Because of the temperatures we will keep them in the house till the spring. Is it ok to up-pot them then, or should I do so now? Thank you and God bless.
Yes, absolutely you are welcome. Do not up pot them right now. Keep them in a protective space and in Feb not March, but February you can up pot them. That way they will have settle and be ready for Spring. February 14 is usually the perfect time to up pot your trees. I'm actually releasing a video on this. Take Care Jose!
Good day brother. Are ants drawn to the plants by doing this? If not, I'm going to apply to all my fruit trees in the spring. Also, good video as usual.
Ants are a natural part of the soil decomposition. There must be a balance anything less and things go south real fast. Although ants can be a nuisance they can be very beneficial too. Just be sure to keep them in control and make sure they are not harboring aphids in your trees. It's very hard to get rid of them, so what I do instead is work with them and with nature. I set up bait to feed them and eventually suppress them enough that I lower there numbers.
As always, thanks for the information. Here in Mississippi, ants are always a problem after it rains. Would hate to give them more reason to visit more frequently.
🙏🏿
Shalawam family