Hey. I always see your posts on Reddit and you gave me the link to your channel a while ago. I just wanted to say: thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I know it’s a lot of work to film and edit videos. I hope you have at least SOME idea of the positive impact you’re making: in reality I think it’s larger than you know. I’m pursuing a homestead life myself so seeing you do this stuff is inspiring. It makes me feel like I CAN DO IT. I think, for me, that’s the greatest gift of all. So- again- thank you so much. :)
WoW thank you very much for this kind words and I’m glad you understand how much work it’s behind it! I’m so happy for you, it’s my dream one day to have something like that! :)
I agree! These videos have gotten me into growing things again. Now I have planted tomatoes, strawberries, blueberry bushes, zucchini, potatoes, watermelon, corn, and sunflowers. There is probably something I am forgetting :) I got a worm bag for free two days ago and was thinking, "Spicy Moustache would be so excited for me to get all these worms and this bag for free!" :) You are really spreading some great positivity in the world at a time when we need it. I know the videos are A LOT of work, so just wanted to throw another comment here about how impactful they have been for me in California.
Alessandro, you are a font of knowledge! So much good information and great tips. I love growing tomatoes, they're one of my favourites. Next year i will be sure to invest in mulch for sure!
@@SpicyMoustache very good garden knowledge tip. By the way I am big tomatoes fan. I love the tomato 🍅 garden. You could make a amazing homemade tomato recipe. Very simple.
Yo bro I have been growing tomatoes about 15 years last year I finally got my self to sell at farmers market and got much love for my tomatoes. I learned something new and I thank you.
Wow... so much excellent information packed into one video. I learned a lot--thank you! About the only thing I could contribute is that pruning suckers should only be done on indeterminate type tomatoes. Determinant types will produce less fruit with this type of pruning.
Learned alot from this video about tomato plants .Right now im growing tomato plants and they are already mature but i made alot of mistakes but during there growth i realised my mistakes and i took care of them alot .But next time im not gonna repeat my mistakes and thanku for your tips i really appreciate sir.
Muchas gracias Spicy Moustache pir todo lo que compartes, pero estaría genial que subtituladas en más idiomas( like Spanish for example) sé que otras comunidades se verían muy beneficiadas, y yo especialmente ya que mi Inglés no es muy bueno!! Muchas gracias nuevamente! Me encanta tu huerto, las ideas sustentables y la edición de los vídeos!!
Simply amazing your knowledge in plant, fruits, garden and owning a garden farm/farm in general is simply mind blowing, thank you for the video! Liked!🙏
Great tips! I love to grow tomatoes too, though am not a confident gardener. Your videos on Tiktoc and here are so helpful and encouraging. I'm in South Australia and we are in Autumn now, so I have plenty of time to get things started for planting in the spring. Keep up the great work!!!
G’day from Sydney, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. It’s first day of summer here , I’m growing 4 types of tomatoes, fingers crossed I’ll get good yield this year . Keep up the good work :)
Hello!Thank you for sharing your video on planting tomatoes.I have planted many tomato plant but unfortunately all of them has been attack by blight this year due to rain everyday.I hope you can help me with this for next year’s planting.Thank you and hope to have a reply.
Whenever i watch i video from Alessandro, i keep saying to myself why doesn't he have over a mil subs?? I would really love for you to do a review on those black beauty tomatoes. Differences in growing, texture, taste, etc as i haven't seen them before. Because of this years bad weather, the tomatoes have really suffered this year. I am so glad we put our "spares" into containers as these are the ones producing healthy fruits. Even the ones we put in to transparent bird seed containers from my dad that can't be recycled, using left over crappy clay soil we have been removing from the bedding areas. The tomato prunings are doing well in the two crate wormeries (now two as the 20 odd i started with this year is now probably 200 and had to find a source of food, whilst we were away besides food scraps). Also, learning why not to put rotten tomatoes in the crates and how to counter act that! First time growing courgettes and these have done well in containers. I have learnt so much about them this year, so plan to do succession planting next year. An interesting discovery this month, after watching youtube self sufficiency gardening video. I/ we thought/ assumed that every year we would get conifer saplings that we just would keep pulling out continuously. They weren't conifers. They were/ are Horse and Mare tails!!! Whilst i have learnt how invasive it is (and also make so much more sense in digging them up), I have also learnt about the health benefits of the plant in moderation. We have been given some more slabs so are in the process of expanding our 5/6 metre bed another metre or so each way. Not sure how big but about 3 fence panels wide. Going to dig down and remove as much root as we can this time. I don't think we can get a digger in the back garden so it will be all manual. Millennial Gardener done a video on growing garlic from seed vs bulb and said the seed had better results. I am hoping that i can start them indoors or in pots to give us enough time to get it ready for winter. I want to try inter planting garlic with tomatoes, with a row of marigolds in the front, come next summer. Oh and that sprouted potato skin i found in the composter. It is now flowering!! I am about an hour away from you on public transport, if you ever want to drop by and see the layout. My dad keeps wanting me to do DIY and Garden renovation videos on youtube but i am too shy and it's not that great in my books as it mainly due to how we fund the projects. I.e not sourcing the best materials. Our bedding area was initially made from the thick council crazy paving slabs from our patio. Next door have given us some concrete blocks to expand it. It probably won't look pretty in the end but it will hold the soil.
Found you on Reddit. So glad I found your channel too! You've taught me so many things, and I was wondering if you have experience with blueberry bushes and fruit trees?
Those are great tips! First time in your channel I have learn a lot from you. May I ask what kind of tomatoes at 10:07time? It's black and green in color. They're beautiful, thanks!
Hi Alessandro! So I gather by this video basil, tomatoes, garlic and onions thrive in full sun? Id like to put them all together in a container 😅 Please advise 😬🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you Thank you Thank you
Omg thank you! I just lost my tomato plant and cried bits about it. I just have a question, how do you manage your plants to survive outside on London’s winter?
@@leticsampaio yeah, unfortunately you won’t have enough time to grow more plants now as the season is about to finish and it will be too cold to grow any!
I have a problem with Creek rats that climb on the trees to my balcony. They love my leafy greens and eat them into the ground. What can I do to protect my plant that is cheap and looks pretty. I know I'm asking a lot but my balcony faces the bike path and I don't want it to look bad. Thanks for your series.....
One question! When you put your worm compost, is it including worms? I'm about to mix the soil and was wondering, if it is okay to have them in the pot 😊 Help! 😅😄
My dad used to swear by putting a fish head under the tomato plant when transfering it to raised bed or pot. Said it provides all the nutrients as it decays...not sure if thats true? Ive never grown tomatoes before
@@SpicyMoustache ohh not sure about the variety because i planted them from store bought tomatoes 🍅 I feed them with rinsed rice water, a handful of compost every one week and a half. Sometimes, I water them with water that I soaked onion skin in (found this tip from an Indonesian gardener). I’m pretty new to gardening tho 😬
Hey. I always see your posts on Reddit and you gave me the link to your channel a while ago. I just wanted to say: thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I know it’s a lot of work to film and edit videos. I hope you have at least SOME idea of the positive impact you’re making: in reality I think it’s larger than you know.
I’m pursuing a homestead life myself so seeing you do this stuff is inspiring. It makes me feel like I CAN DO IT. I think, for me, that’s the greatest gift of all.
So- again- thank you so much. :)
WoW thank you very much for this kind words and I’m glad you understand how much work it’s behind it! I’m so happy for you, it’s my dream one day to have something like that! :)
I agree! These videos have gotten me into growing things again. Now I have planted tomatoes, strawberries, blueberry bushes, zucchini, potatoes, watermelon, corn, and sunflowers. There is probably something I am forgetting :) I got a worm bag for free two days ago and was thinking, "Spicy Moustache would be so excited for me to get all these worms and this bag for free!" :) You are really spreading some great positivity in the world at a time when we need it. I know the videos are A LOT of work, so just wanted to throw another comment here about how impactful they have been for me in California.
Black tomatoes looks so cool
Lots of good info for beginner tomato growers. You do such a great job explaining in a way that can be easily understood
This is the best video I have ever seen on growing tomatoes. Thank you
Alessandro, you are a font of knowledge! So much good information and great tips. I love growing tomatoes, they're one of my favourites. Next year i will be sure to invest in mulch for sure!
Awesome! Yes, mulch will help you to step up your game in the garden! Appreciate your support :)
@@SpicyMoustache anytime! keep up the good work! x
@@SpicyMoustache very good garden knowledge tip. By the way I am big tomatoes fan. I love the tomato 🍅 garden. You could make a amazing homemade tomato recipe. Very simple.
Yo bro I have been growing tomatoes about 15 years last year I finally got my self to sell at farmers market and got much love for my tomatoes. I learned something new and I thank you.
I found the segment on compounding potting soil to be particularly valuable, thank you for sharing brother.
Thanks so much man, I really appreciate it
You teach me so much information to grow veggies. Love all the vibrant colours, recipes and all your blogs. Look forward to the next.
I’m going to make so many changes next year! Thank you so much! Excellent, excellent video!
Thanks a lot, much appreciate your support :)
Wow... so much excellent information packed into one video. I learned a lot--thank you! About the only thing I could contribute is that pruning suckers should only be done on indeterminate type tomatoes. Determinant types will produce less fruit with this type of pruning.
That's right, Marigolds and Nasturtiums. I need to plant those with my tomatoes next year!
They are absolutely great companion plants!!
Wow, so much great info! Thank you for sharing your gifts 💝🪴
❤❤ Ive been gardening a long tome. Still learning new tips. Thank you. Plus, youre pleasant to look at!
Learned alot from this video about tomato plants .Right now im growing tomato plants and they are already mature but i made alot of mistakes but during there growth i realised my mistakes and i took care of them alot .But next time im not gonna repeat my mistakes and thanku for your tips i really appreciate sir.
Muchas gracias Spicy Moustache pir todo lo que compartes, pero estaría genial que subtituladas en más idiomas( like Spanish for example) sé que otras comunidades se verían muy beneficiadas, y yo especialmente ya que mi Inglés no es muy bueno!! Muchas gracias nuevamente! Me encanta tu huerto, las ideas sustentables y la edición de los vídeos!!
Really good video. Can't wait for Spring
Thank you so much, I’m happy you liked it! 🙏🏻
Simply amazing your knowledge in plant, fruits, garden and owning a garden farm/farm in general is simply mind blowing, thank you for the video! Liked!🙏
Great tips! I love to grow tomatoes too, though am not a confident gardener. Your videos on Tiktoc and here are so helpful and encouraging. I'm in South Australia and we are in Autumn now, so I have plenty of time to get things started for planting in the spring. Keep up the great work!!!
*Smart Gardening idea, we love what you do*
Thank you so much 😊
G’day from Sydney, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. It’s first day of summer here , I’m growing 4 types of tomatoes, fingers crossed I’ll get good yield this year . Keep up the good work :)
Sta diventando una dipendenza guardare i tuoi video. Complimenti per l’ottimo lavoro Ale sembri una bella persona 💪💪
New favorite channel! Keep the awesome videos coming! 😊
Oh wow that’s great to hear! Thank you very much :)
Alessandro, brother thanks for sharing your knowledge. Those tomatoes look very nice.
Bro, you are a great Gardner. Beautiful. I want to grow things now. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Much love from S.D.!
THANK YOU
No worries, I’m happy you liked it :)
I find growing Tomatoes are relaxing we took the Year off from growing, look forward to having a Garden Next Summer
God bless you and your family I wish you nothing but love and happiness 🙏🤲💜🖤💜🖤
EDUCATIONAL AND INFORMATIONAL VIDEO ❤❤❤
Thanks man, I have no problem growing my problem is what to do with it, thanks to your knowledge I have learned a lot. Thanks again. 😎✌️
great info, glad i found this channel
Thanks a lot, I’m glad you liked it 😊
thakns mate.
Hello!Thank you for sharing your video on planting tomatoes.I have planted many tomato plant but unfortunately all of them has been attack by blight this year due to rain everyday.I hope you can help me with this for next year’s planting.Thank you and hope to have a reply.
Fascinating 👍🏼👍🏼
You're a dope individual Moustache, keep it up man love the content!!!
Can u do a video on growing big onions and garlic please. You are a true master at your craft. Congratulations and much success.
Muy bueno!! En Argentina falta poco para la primavera ❤️ Mis tomates están creciendo muy bien en mi pequeño invernadero...
Love your videos!!
Thank you very much and congrats on your tomato crop :)
@@SpicyMoustache 👍🏻😁♥️
Tengo 3 clases de tomates en mi pequeña huerta ,saludos desde CHILE🇨🇱
Bravo Bello
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Whenever i watch i video from Alessandro, i keep saying to myself why doesn't he have over a mil subs??
I would really love for you to do a review on those black beauty tomatoes. Differences in growing, texture, taste, etc as i haven't seen them before.
Because of this years bad weather, the tomatoes have really suffered this year. I am so glad we put our "spares" into containers as these are the ones producing healthy fruits. Even the ones we put in to transparent bird seed containers from my dad that can't be recycled, using left over crappy clay soil we have been removing from the bedding areas.
The tomato prunings are doing well in the two crate wormeries (now two as the 20 odd i started with this year is now probably 200 and had to find a source of food, whilst we were away besides food scraps). Also, learning why not to put rotten tomatoes in the crates and how to counter act that!
First time growing courgettes and these have done well in containers. I have learnt so much about them this year, so plan to do succession planting next year.
An interesting discovery this month, after watching youtube self sufficiency gardening video. I/ we thought/ assumed that every year we would get conifer saplings that we just would keep pulling out continuously. They weren't conifers. They were/ are Horse and Mare tails!!!
Whilst i have learnt how invasive it is (and also make so much more sense in digging them up), I have also learnt about the health benefits of the plant in moderation.
We have been given some more slabs so are in the process of expanding our 5/6 metre bed another metre or so each way. Not sure how big but about 3 fence panels wide. Going to dig down and remove as much root as we can this time. I don't think we can get a digger in the back garden so it will be all manual.
Millennial Gardener done a video on growing garlic from seed vs bulb and said the seed had better results. I am hoping that i can start them indoors or in pots to give us enough time to get it ready for winter. I want to try inter planting garlic with tomatoes, with a row of marigolds in the front, come next summer.
Oh and that sprouted potato skin i found in the composter. It is now flowering!!
I am about an hour away from you on public transport, if you ever want to drop by and see the layout. My dad keeps wanting me to do DIY and Garden renovation videos on youtube but i am too shy and it's not that great in my books as it mainly due to how we fund the projects. I.e not sourcing the best materials. Our bedding area was initially made from the thick council crazy paving slabs from our patio. Next door have given us some concrete blocks to expand it. It probably won't look pretty in the end but it will hold the soil.
Hello Alessandro, what is that beautiful black tomato you are growing in this video? So beautiful
Hello! It’s called black beauty and it’s one of my favourite varieties 😊
Nicest guy ! 😇❤️
Great video, thank you :)
Found you on Reddit. So glad I found your channel too! You've taught me so many things, and I was wondering if you have experience with blueberry bushes and fruit trees?
Hey, thank you so much, appreciate you following on TH-cam! Sure, I’ll make a video on fruit trees pretty soon :)
@@SpicyMoustache That would be great! I have 5 fruit trees and I'm kind of lost with pruning and fertilizing. Thank you!
@@kristingiuliano627 no worries, I’m working on it :)
Just found your channel, thank you for your helpful tips. I have a small growing space too, so your information is interesting.
Well, I got something's right...🤷must get some basil! I love basil...never successfully grown it but here's hoping
Am surprised by your knowledge mate. Well done and thanks
Preach
Great site... Thanks 4 the tips. We're u aware the mesh bag u used early on is used for water collection filtering & is quite $y??
Those are great tips! First time in your channel I have learn a lot from you. May I ask what kind of tomatoes at 10:07time? It's black and green in color. They're beautiful, thanks!
A variety of tomato is the dark purple looking one at 8:23
It’s called black beauty 😊
Hi Alessandro!
So I gather by this video basil, tomatoes, garlic and onions thrive in full sun?
Id like to put them all together in a container 😅
Please advise 😬🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you
Thank you
Thank you
Hi man,
Loving your videos at the moment! What varieties of tomato do you grow/reccomend?,
Omg thank you! I just lost my tomato plant and cried bits about it. I just have a question, how do you manage your plants to survive outside on London’s winter?
Awww such a shame! I don’t keep any tomato plant over winter outdoor. I usually remove all the tomato plants as soon as it starts to get cold :)
Im starting a new batch of sweet aparitif tomatoes this week, so let’s hope it’ll pick up!
@@leticsampaio oh wow lucky you that you have the climate to grow them. Unfortunately, in uk the season for tomatoes it’s almost over.
@@SpicyMoustache im in the uk!!! How come is over? Omg!!
@@leticsampaio yeah, unfortunately you won’t have enough time to grow more plants now as the season is about to finish and it will be too cold to grow any!
I long for you to say "ciao" at the end of your video.
I have a problem with Creek rats that climb on the trees to my balcony. They love my leafy greens and eat them into the ground. What can I do to protect my plant that is cheap and looks pretty. I know I'm asking a lot but my balcony faces the bike path and I don't want it to look bad. Thanks for your series.....
plz guide me about cherry tomato plant that do we need to cut succers of tomato plant.
00:23 that black cat on the fence
How do you protect your garden from winter
One question! When you put your worm compost, is it including worms? I'm about to mix the soil and was wondering, if it is okay to have them in the pot 😊 Help! 😅😄
Hermano a veces youtube no permite poner la opcion de traduccion al español. Sera posible que ya vengan subtitulados??. Abrazos de revolucion
Hello from Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 what type of tomato is that dark purple one and do you have any extra seeds
I need ur books on gardening...
Do you compost your diseased leaves?
I have the seeds for the black tomatoes. This year will be my first year growng them.
Hi there
New subscriber here .
Love your videos . Where are you located ?
Hello, thanks for joining. I’m based in Uk, London
Great inf. Thank you. Where is the accent from? I have heard before
My tomato plants were growing well initially but pest attack.. it turns burn n leaves black deposits... I don't know what to do
My dad used to swear by putting a fish head under the tomato plant when transfering it to raised bed or pot. Said it provides all the nutrients as it decays...not sure if thats true? Ive never grown tomatoes before
I WRITE DOWN YOUR ADVICE ON PAPER IT'S REALLY HELPFUL ❤❤❤
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Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom! @spicymoustache
No worries, I’m glad you liked it :)
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I love your name.Im Alexandria and I enjoy watching everything you do 😊 ❤
My tomato plant is getting taller than me but they’re only growing leaves not even a flower 🤔
It could happen with some indeterminate varieties. What are you feeding them?
@@SpicyMoustache ohh not sure about the variety because i planted them from store bought tomatoes 🍅
I feed them with rinsed rice water, a handful of compost every one week and a half. Sometimes, I water them with water that I soaked onion skin in (found this tip from an Indonesian gardener). I’m pretty new to gardening tho 😬
@@joyzalik stop adding compost and feed with a flowering feed :) the reason why they keep growing is that you are feeding a lot of nitrogen
@@SpicyMoustache oooooooo wow thanks for the knowledge!!! That’s awesome 🌱🙏🏼
@@joyzalik no worries 😊
Pizza congelada com nota 8??? Que porra de sistema é esse? Uma pizza boa de verdade num restaurante top é nota o que? 600? Kkkkkk