Awesome video man thanks for the tips this is going to help this year. Last year my plants just did not get the pumpkins. Insects kept destroying the plants, the plants kept growing but no pumpkins. A little tip to use in your garden to help stop insects, my Amish neighbors tought me for this year. Vinegar will help keep them away. Many insects do not like the smell of vinegar, plus the vinegar is safe for your plants and gives them nutrients. Also to help your soil become more fertile, use raw eggs under the soil. This will put lots of nutrients in the soil. Can also do banana peels. Doing both or really help give nutrients to your soil. Sprinkle egg shells on top of the soil. Just drop a raw egg into the soil and it will decompose creating great nutrients. Also find out from my Amish Neighbors grass clippings is good for your yard and your garden. Mix it in with your soil or compost, when the grass clippings are dry. For a more fertile lawn, and to help with the soil all over, don't pick up the grass clippings just let them lay. This will create fertile soil throughout your whole yard and garden. By the way I just subscribed to your Channel.
Thank you so much. I am the proud "mom" of a bunch of seedlings that popped up in my front flower bed (where we tossed our pumpkins from last year) -- I will be happy with any fruit I get come harvest time. Thanks for you advice!! 🤞 I hope to help nature along just a bit with your help 😊.
I would never choose the plant I'm keeping. I'm finding a home for everyone. Planting is a gamble. The little sickly one can end up big and strong and bare the sweetest fruit.
Watching to see if the vines I see coming up are my pumpkins sprouting! I tried purposely planting seeds& they didn’t take. So this year? I just slung pumpkin guts around. Mine has vines tho… looks like it’s starting to grow flowers already Edit/ I’m starting to worry the vines I have are indeed not the pumpkins😭😢
Awesome video man thanks for the tips this is going to help this year. Last year my plants just did not get the pumpkins. Insects kept destroying the plants, the plants kept growing but no pumpkins. A little tip to use in your garden to help stop insects, my Amish neighbors tought me for this year. Vinegar will help keep them away. Many insects do not like the smell of vinegar, plus the vinegar is safe for your plants and gives them nutrients. Also to help your soil become more fertile, use raw eggs under the soil. This will put lots of nutrients in the soil. Can also do banana peels. Doing both or really help give nutrients to your soil. Sprinkle egg shells on top of the soil. Just drop a raw egg into the soil and it will decompose creating great nutrients. Also find out from my Amish Neighbors grass clippings is good for your yard and your garden. Mix it in with your soil or compost, when the grass clippings are dry. For a more fertile lawn, and to help with the soil all over, don't pick up the grass clippings just let them lay. This will create fertile soil throughout your whole yard and garden. By the way I just subscribed to your Channel.
Thank you so much. I am the proud "mom" of a bunch of seedlings that popped up in my front flower bed (where we tossed our pumpkins from last year) -- I will be happy with any fruit I get come harvest time. Thanks for you advice!! 🤞 I hope to help nature along just a bit with your help 😊.
I would never choose the plant I'm keeping. I'm finding a home for everyone. Planting is a gamble. The little sickly one can end up big and strong and bare the sweetest fruit.
Watching to see if the vines I see coming up are my pumpkins sprouting! I tried purposely planting seeds& they didn’t take. So this year? I just slung pumpkin guts around. Mine has vines tho… looks like it’s starting to grow flowers already
Edit/ I’m starting to worry the vines I have are indeed not the pumpkins😭😢
Great video. what was the plant that keeps squash beetles away?
hello, i'm from brazil, i wanted to know what is the name of this plant along with pumpkins?
mate please teach me to plant apple pear sweetcorn please mate
Your pumpkins are looking great, looking forward to the progress,, Tfs
Thanks TNOG... the fun is really about to start kicking off in the next week or so when I start thinning them out and fertilizing. Stay tuned.
Thank you for sharing all the pumpkin episodes! 🎃 I started my 1st pumpkin patch this year in Western CO. Your videos are super helpful!
Should u feed my pumkins with fish emulsion? They have gotten their true leaves
Needham oil? Niedem oil? Kneadham oil? It’s mentioned around 1:43
Michael Kapphahn Neem oil