In your country you have many different ways of making soil, I like to see how others do it around the world. I like the hanging basket idea. Coconut fiber is expensive here in the US so I use cardboard strips soaked in water to line the bottom and it works well. I make my own soil using peat moss, perlite and vermiculite with slow release fertilizer.
@@mitooquerer it would take me forever to save enough corn silk but it looked similar to to coconut fiber I was using for orchid plants. Cardboard is also great for a compost pile. The recycling type not coated kind.
I like the idea of using wet cardboard as a liner, that is very clever (it reminds me of when I was a kid and we did flour, water mixture and newspaper strips over a balloon, then when dry, pop the balloon and you have a firm shape to paint). Sometimes the Dollar Tree sells a coco.fiber bowls and they also have the hanging baskets which is a wire base to hold the coco.fiber bowl they sell. It comes with hanging chain that is quite descent. Recently I saw some large hanging baskets at Walmart that were double the size from Dollartree and less than 7 dollars each but they were plastic/sturdy, so different material all together but I liked the size. Anyway, this provides other options for those who aren't as crafty.
Thank you for your patience documenting this from start to finish. It's very informative particularly to the tropical countries like Philippines. There's no way a person will starve, if only a person is resourceful and not a slacker😉😆. Thanks again, more power to your channel & God bless you 🙏❤️
Tatsoi will grow if you don't cut it like that. Just gow around and pick the lower leaves and allow the plant to continue growing. Eventually, you will have to cut it down but that is after several months of producing continuous growth.
I have used moss from garden path then soil which I have bought for appropriate plants.. Ericaceous for lime haters. Etc also I've used old polythene shopping bags make holes on an off all round put in basket fill with soil put plants in where he's are add some gel crystals. Helps when it's hot. Feed plants every so often and atch them grow!
❤🕊 This is so great ✅✅✅ Thank you May God abundantly bless you May He cause His face to shine upon you And give you HIS peace and health ❤🕊 ps By the way, I hope you get the opportunity to play the piano - you have the perfect hands for it 🕊🎵🎶🎹🎶✅✅✅
Thank you for sharing your ingenuity with us!! I never knew about tatsoi until I saw your TH-cam and researched it!! Now I have purchased the seeds and look forward to harvest!!!
I grow all my food indoors. I live in the desert and many types of produce does not grow well in 115(F). ;o) I essentially have the exact opposite problem as you.
@@sandeewichkoski1574 Basic grow lights. They are a dime a dozen on Amazon. Mine were $17. I responded to this once and it appears the answer was deleted, no idea why.
Great idea! Just right for me! I’m on a search for the baskets. Few of this size are to be found. Some ideas on where to find are appreciated. Thank you so much for the video!
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You are ahead of your time, thank you for showing how to be sustainable
You should plant each container 2 weeks apart so they dont all come ripe at once.
Nice idea.
But this will make growing season go ....... btw nice idea👍
In your country you have many different ways of making soil, I like to see how others do it around the world. I like the hanging basket idea. Coconut fiber is expensive here in the US so I use cardboard strips soaked in water to line the bottom and it works well. I make my own soil using peat moss, perlite and vermiculite with slow release fertilizer.
I like the cardboard idea, I'll try it! He uses corn silk not coconut fiber, I assume he has a lot of that.
@@mitooquerer it would take me forever to save enough corn silk but it looked similar to to coconut fiber I was using for orchid plants. Cardboard is also great for a compost pile. The recycling type not coated kind.
I like your idea to use cardboard.
I like the idea of using wet cardboard as a liner, that is very clever (it reminds me of when I was a kid and we did flour, water mixture and newspaper strips over a balloon, then when dry, pop the balloon and you have a firm shape to paint). Sometimes the Dollar Tree sells a coco.fiber bowls and they also have the hanging baskets which is a wire base to hold the coco.fiber bowl they sell. It comes with hanging chain that is quite descent. Recently I saw some large hanging baskets at Walmart that were double the size from Dollartree and less than 7 dollars each but they were plastic/sturdy, so different material all together but I liked the size. Anyway, this provides other options for those who aren't as crafty.
@@splash4891 I was also going to suggest Dollar tree for the coco fiber bowls. There held up and are nice and thick.
Thank you for your patience documenting this from start to finish. It's very informative particularly to the tropical countries like Philippines. There's no way a person will starve, if only a person is resourceful and not a slacker😉😆. Thanks again, more power to your channel & God bless you 🙏❤️
…and lives somewhere they have space to grow their food…
What do you use as pest control
The birds would be thrilled if I set up a fly by buffet. I'll have to make a few adjustments, but I love this!
A fly by buffet ! Ha! Great idea i wana feed the squirrels too
I live in S. Florida the iguanas would definitely love the free buffet..
Try a owl decoy…
@@kingskings1013 Works for some birds but not iguanas.
@@sandriea30 use their known predator in decoy
Fabulous ! I’m learning so much. Thank you for your videos and the simplicity of your methods; keep them coming.
One of my favorite vegetables. Beautiful job. I like ideas that use vertical growing conditions and save space.
I did lettuces this year in hanging baskets and no pests and beautiful lettuces. I won’t grow it any other way ever!
What seeds used to grow lettuce?
Can you tell me what kind of lettuce that is? It's unfamiliar to me?
This looks to be spinach not lettuce ❤️😀
Tatsoi will grow if you don't cut it like that. Just gow around and pick the lower leaves and allow the plant to continue growing. Eventually, you will have to cut it down but that is after several months of producing continuous growth.
I was thinking the same, but I believe he also wanted to show how beautiful final produce is - great job and so inspiring!
Maybe he sells it.
There isn't a lot of soil there...maybe it simply wears out and it's easier to start over...? But yes, I don't cut the head if I have time and space.
What is the name of this vegetable
How many days it take to grow
Hooray, WONDERFUL ways to plant and grow - what a great idea, THANK YOU for making this video, I'm definitely going to save it! 😄🥰
I really wish all the gardening channels would mention in their bio section, where in the country they are.
Viet Nam! 👍
3:22 Genius scooper
Allow it to keep it growing by just cutting off lower leaves or you can put the root ends of them in water and they will grow another plant.
Thank you for this informative video. You are so wise, creative, innovative & love your attention to details ❤️
Thật tuyệt vời. Mong là tôi có thể học hỏi và áp dụng được từ video của các bạn. Cây trồng rất tươi tối. Chúc bạn sức khỏe nhé
I have used moss from garden path then soil which I have bought for appropriate plants.. Ericaceous for lime haters. Etc also I've used old polythene shopping bags make holes on an off all round put in basket fill with soil put plants in where he's are add some gel crystals. Helps when it's hot. Feed plants every so often and atch them grow!
Thank you kind man with the green thumb. Love your video. Happy Growing. ✌️❤️
Best of the Best Potting & Growing Ideas! Thank you for sharing.
Genius. I'm going to try this in the morning
Thanks for sharing this! ❣️
Well done simple easy fast
Thank you so must.you are a honest guy,bcs you showed us the foil mixture.all the best.💐
I was just wondering if I could grow in strainers or baskets with holes. GREAT!!!
I'm thinking this could work over winter in front of a window. Just would have to use a bucket or something to catch water.
This is wonderful information! As I am in an apartment I've been wondering how I could grow food my own food. 🥬Thank you so much.
I like the simple methods you use‼️
Very smart! Thanks so much for sharing!
This is a fantastic idea!!!
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This is so great ✅✅✅
Thank you
May God abundantly bless you
May He cause His face to shine upon you
And give you HIS peace and health
❤🕊
ps
By the way,
I hope you get the opportunity to play the piano - you have the perfect hands for it
🕊🎵🎶🎹🎶✅✅✅
Thank you for sharing your ingenuity with us!! I never knew about tatsoi until I saw your TH-cam and researched it!! Now I have purchased the seeds and look forward to harvest!!!
This is so awesome, thank you
Beautiful garden vegetables
Super ideas
Interesting, what do you do with the starts you pull out? What else have you grown like that? Thanks, Anna
Probably can put them in another basket to grow
I'm so impressed. Thank You
Wow, I’m going to give this try.
Very cool - thanks for sharing!
Absolutely AMAZING N Easy Too THANK YOU ‼️❤️👍🏽😊👍🏽❤️
Waooo, thanks for sharing this idea. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼👏👏
Still have to spend money to buy the seeds, soil and fertilizer though lol. Anyway this is a very nice video, thanks!
The cornsilk, tie backs and string, yes, have to buy lol.
A lot of these items can be purchased at Dollar Tree
Well if you get it that the prices are soaring and the need to be self reliant will be our survival... This video is awesome.
Brilliant idea thank you
You have a lot of content that could teach a lot of people. Thank you for sharing your videos. I have just subscribed to you.
Very cleaver and reasonably accessable
That's pretty brilliant.
Very nice 👍 sharing happy gardening
Best
Soooo cool! Thank you for sharing this beautiful video!!
Excellent n innovative n happy to watch it !!!
Good idea 👍
Great
Good vid..great music..👍
Wao bellas plantas 🌱
I love this.
Great idea 😊
Don’t have a terrace in my apartment. Thinking of how to hang these I love the idea
Absolutely 💯 beautiful ❤️ 😍 🤩 👌 ♥️ 💕 ❤️ 😍 🤩 👌 ♥️
Beautiful looking vegetables, wow!
Awesome!
Great idea for a maybe a U.S. south eastern home
Omg this is absolutely amazing
Excellent video. Will try this growing method.
Nice garden!
Meu amigo, como eu gostaria de saber, quais adubos e de quantos dias repetir a adubação?
As plantas ficam realmente muito bem nutridas. PARABÉNS. 👏👏👏
Good very nice wines Idia but not explain name of vegi no explain it. Thanks
Music in the vedio is more relaxing than watching the content of planting..
Baskets 🧺
3 braided string/rope per basket ➰
Corn silk 🌽
Dirt and rice husk mixture 🌾
Seeds 🌱
Water 💦
Time ⌚
organic fertiliser too
I have not seen this plant. Is it in the cabbage or lettuce family? It's a beautiful plant and a great idea!
Tat soi
Bok choy
I love this guy we learn a lot
What can be used instead of rice husks?
I loved your hanging basket garden. But "year round" would be a problem here in Michigan, in the U.S.
I grow all my food indoors. I live in the desert and many types of produce does not grow well in 115(F). ;o) I essentially have the exact opposite problem as you.
@@ifellicantgetup how do you provide sunlight?
@@sandeewichkoski1574 Basic grow lights. They are a dime a dozen on Amazon. Mine were $17. I responded to this once and it appears the answer was deleted, no idea why.
That’s so clever!
Amazing! you have encouraged me to do the same.,,somehow. Thanks for your video!👍🏽
looks so good thanks for sharing I will try.
Thanks for sharing.
Inspiring...
Beautiful!
Hmmm...maybe one with spinach, another with basil, a third with romaine lettuce?!
Wow handa na me gayahin
Great video!
Great idea! Just right for me! I’m on a search for the baskets. Few of this size are to be found. Some ideas on where to find are appreciated. Thank you so much for the video!
Ma sha Allah
Fabulous.Thanks for sharing
Interesting
Good job
Nhìn anh trồng cây dễ thế. Em trồng nửa năm rồi mà không được cây nào :))
Precious!
Great video 😊
Awesome video!
Красивый ♥️
Can you write what type of seeds you plant in your awesome video please?
Tatsoi is the vegetable.
Dahshat 👍👍👍👍👍👍
I might subscribe... but I like when the one posting comes back to answer some questions. I’m new to gardening
I'm guessing he doesn't speak English maybe?
I guess,vietnam or thailand.
@@nilag2123 Viet Nam
I guess the community of people watching the videos can answer some of them
Thanks!!! I like to use twine, rather than the nylon rope. My nylon rope breaks after only one season.
Very good method, your video has inspired me😁👍🌱🌱🌱
Awesome 👏🏿👏🏿tfs🙏🏾👍🏿👍🏿
Nice top at the start
Lovely. Would like to see your terrace and how you keep the birds out. Birds are savages on my garden 😭
Very nice..👌
nice music😊
wonderful. have these baskets to be placed in sun
Beautiful
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New friend 👍 Very Nice ♥️ 🥀 🌱 🌷
Well you said it was corn silk, but that sure looked like cococore