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Приветствую из Северной Каролины! В этом деле, как и во многих, главное начать, и начать в небольших масштабах. Основа успешного огорода это хорошая плодородная почва, подбор сортов и сбор урожая. Удачи!
@@GardenLifeChannel Спасибо большое! Я начала Вас смотреть и думала: Такая красивая девушка и так хорошо говорит по английски! Но чувствовала что-то родное! Зашла на канал, а там сюрприз! Зовут Гульмира и США!!! Уррааа! Я очень рада, что встретила Вас, хоть и на просторах интернета!
@@damiraabdieva4185 спасибо большое! Я тоже рада знакомству 😄 Я далёко не спец в этом деле, но сад и огород очень люблю. Занимаюсь этим делом уже много лет и рада делиться своими наработками.
Hi, Love your voice and your delivering style. So relaxing. I have a question please. I have a raised bed last season that I grew mustard green and chard in it. I notice that both developed powdery mildew on the leaves. I went ahead and uproots all the plants but now I am not sure if the soil in the rasied be is safe for me to replant something else since this is a new season. Will the spores stay in the soil and will infect new vegetables and should I use your method get rid of powdery mildew spores in the soil as well? Thanks in advance.
You should be able to plant warm season crops there. I would suggest to not overwater, water at the base of the plants and not overhead. Give them enough space for good airflow. Plant varieties resistant to powdery mildew if you can.
These are more of a gray color made out of durable food grade plastic. Going on season 6 for me and holding up pretty well. They work great for a small space garden. They do bow out a bit once filled with soil but so far they are holding up. I have not doubled them but it is an option.
If we are getting rid of all life period and half to use water why not boil the water first....just seems like waiting on the sun is a waste of time if i have a stove and a small enough medium.
You could use boiling water but the idea here is that the soil is exposed to the heat for a prolonged period of time to kill diseases. While the sun is out that soil will heat up and stay hot for several hours and days (except at nights). Boiling water may work for a small garden but would be too much work for a larger garden or farm.
@@GardenLifeChannel you are absolutely right i found the only way to rid my undoor garden of any soil pest was to bake it. So you are more than correct thanks so much for the insight i really appreciate it im sure we all do!
Thank you! 💚💐
Wow, she is so pretty. And a soothing voice.
Thank you 😊
У Вас всё так красиво, такая молодец, смотрю с удовольствием.
Спасибо! Огород всегда требует немного усилия 😄 но отдача всегда приятная.
Случайно наткнулась на Ваш канал. Подписалась. Ничего не понимаю в этом деле, но очень хочу научиться. Надеюсь научиться с Вашей помощью. Живу в Сиэтле.
Приветствую из Северной Каролины! В этом деле, как и во многих, главное начать, и начать в небольших масштабах. Основа успешного огорода это хорошая плодородная почва, подбор сортов и сбор урожая. Удачи!
@@GardenLifeChannel Спасибо большое! Я начала Вас смотреть и думала: Такая красивая девушка и так хорошо говорит по английски! Но чувствовала что-то родное! Зашла на канал, а там сюрприз! Зовут Гульмира и США!!! Уррааа! Я очень рада, что встретила Вас, хоть и на просторах интернета!
@@damiraabdieva4185 спасибо большое! Я тоже рада знакомству 😄 Я далёко не спец в этом деле, но сад и огород очень люблю. Занимаюсь этим делом уже много лет и рада делиться своими наработками.
Hi, Love your voice and your delivering style. So relaxing. I have a question please. I have a raised bed last season that I grew mustard green and chard in it. I notice that both developed powdery mildew on the leaves. I went ahead and uproots all the plants but now I am not sure if the soil in the rasied be is safe for me to replant something else since this is a new season. Will the spores stay in the soil and will infect new vegetables and should I use your method get rid of powdery mildew spores in the soil as well? Thanks in advance.
You should be able to plant warm season crops there. I would suggest to not overwater, water at the base of the plants and not overhead. Give them enough space for good airflow. Plant varieties resistant to powdery mildew if you can.
You can solarize at the end of July/August depending on your zone.
Thank you for this Great advice. I saw the brown beds on Amazon thinking about getting those do they hold up good and have you ever double them?
These are more of a gray color made out of durable food grade plastic. Going on season 6 for me and holding up pretty well. They work great for a small space garden. They do bow out a bit once filled with soil but so far they are holding up. I have not doubled them but it is an option.
Thank you ❤
I would use black plastic only.
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If we are getting rid of all life period and half to use water why not boil the water first....just seems like waiting on the sun is a waste of time if i have a stove and a small enough medium.
You could use boiling water but the idea here is that the soil is exposed to the heat for a prolonged period of time to kill diseases. While the sun is out that soil will heat up and stay hot for several hours and days (except at nights). Boiling water may work for a small garden but would be too much work for a larger garden or farm.
@@GardenLifeChannel you are absolutely right i found the only way to rid my undoor garden of any soil pest was to bake it. So you are more than correct thanks so much for the insight i really appreciate it im sure we all do!