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Miss you Lauren!! I hope you and the family are doing well ❤️
Everything all good? Been a while since you've posted.
Check out their insta!
I can't see the reply you got. When I click it disappears I'm not sure why... What does it say? I'm worried. 😞
Where'd ya go! We miss you so! Seems like it's been forever since you've been gone! Hope all is well and ur just taking a BIG step back from social media
My wife and I just started gardening. Your videos have been helpful.
Congrats Michelle!!!
Your veggies look wonderful!! Great job! Thankful you have a restaurant to take your beautiful harvest!
I grow the Chef’s Choice Black tomato and love it. Looking forward to your taste test results.
I love how you say that you are nervous to do things and still do them, I get nervous to do new things and you inspire me to do them anyway!!
Hey Lauren, I received my boots 2 days ago! They are so comfortable and I’m sure I’ll get many many years of good use out of them! Very hot and dry here right now so I’m awaiting some rain so I can try them out in the garden. Thank You again for this wonderful opportunity!
Hi Lauren, this was your last video 7 months ago, I hope you are OK??? Really worried as you said you planned on doing 1 video a week.
Praying for you and your family 🙏🙏🙏💖💗💓💞
Hey girl:) I just found your channel and have watched every posting. I hope you keep uploading. I love watching you, especially the seed starting and farmers market stuff. You have totally kicked me in high gear to try selling seeds. Thank you for the encouragement. Please keep posting. Lol 😆 thanks again for the information.
Hey girl I hope all is good with you !
Congrats michelle!
Thanks for sharing! I’ve never knew/seen what stink bug damage looks like so this was very helpful. And your tomato’s look beautiful! Awesome job 💚🌱
Yep, I’m in 9b sacramento and I can’t tell you how excited I am for this small break in 100F temps.
Oddly I found the opposite to be true: my tomatoes started blushing when we hit 100F, but I think it was a stress response because instead of a pink blush they went bright orange super quick (and then turned red on the counter).
Ps. I also love a good time lapse. :)
I hope all is well with you and your family. Happy Thanksgiving.
Wow the garden is booming!!!!
Nice video again. How do you store your veggies until they are delivered. Like your tomatoes for example? How do you store them? Do you sell them short after you took them of or do you let them ripe inside first?
Thank You Lauren, this is awesome!! Sorry I missed this video, it’s been a busy couple of weeks as you are as well. So I really appreciate the time you put into these videos for us❤️. I will email you later today. I’m thinking I might order my 9 year old granddaughter a matching pair as she is my partner in the gardens!! I had no idea stink bugs would do that. Again Thank you so much I’m excited to try these boots!
How often do you like to water cucumbers?
I wondered what those spots on my peppers were last year!!
Would diatomaceous earth work on stink bugs? Might be worth a try.
Very nice ma’am! Looks good Lauren.
South Texas here, and yes, my nemesis is the stink bug! I have to pick early as well to minimize damage. SPINOSAD will work on them. It is bacteria based and organic, but doesn't discriminate so I will rarely use it, as in the last 2 years I haven't used it at all. Im going to start some fall tomatoes here because we rarely get frosts until mid to late December, and sometimes not even until January, and we get maybe 4 days total per year. I have mostly indeterminate variety heirlooms so its a pain. I will be growing more hydribs in the future that are determinate in hopes of being able to get to the tomatoes before then.
When the stink bugs get too bad, I do MAJOR prunes and take all but what leaves are necessary for the plants so they have fewer places to hide and procreate and lay eggs. Those all go into the trash, not the compost. I dont wanna be unknowingly tossing leaves with eggs on them. I have a few praying mantis that assist me with keeping them from taking over, and I hope the birds find them, too. I dont always have my garden gloves on and those stinkers are FAST at hiding and I dont like squishing with my bare hand. I haven't done the soapy water method yet because I never get around to it. Everything looks great in your tunnel and you're doing a great job multitasking as a mom. I have 4 myself so I do lose a lot of my time I could be in the garden because I have to break up sibling rivalry fights the whole time and can't focus. They go back to school in less than 3 weeks so I hopefully can get some stuff cleared away.
Keep doing what you can! I always enjoy your videos!
Question. What varieties are you growing in fall? The reason I ask is because at a certain point they just don’t ripen because it’s cool and so I fail *every year*. I’ve read that Russian varieties are good with ripening at cool temps?
I'm sitting on my swing with my coffee getting my garden video therapy on.
Let us know how the Grand Marshall tastes. I'm looking for a good sweet determinate for next season.
Sorry, did you say sleeping baby in the car
Maybe I should clarify that😂. The car was parked outside the tunnel and was running with the air on.
@@BerkeleyFarms thank you for clarifying 😊 left tooo much to the imagination. Great video 😁
That freaked me out as well 🥵. Sooo happy she responded! BTW, mother of three grown children. For sure I let them sleep in my air conditioned car as I tended to weeding, etc 🙃. Gotta get s*** ✅
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I haven’t seen a video in a while. Just hoping everything is ok with you all.
It’s been 4 months or so now. I’m concerned. Did you ever get a response?
No I never did. I’m not sure what happened.
@@cherylb9343 Thank you for replying. I hope their family is well.
What kind of camera are you using?
Stink bug meet assassin bug. I have the orange variety. 2 years ago I saw like two. last year maybe 12. This year there are probably 2-4 on each plant. The babies resemble leaf-toed stink bug, but if just one don't squish! I only had one mass of baby stink bugs found on one plant. Not sure where all the rest are. I can only deduce it is related to the assassin bug's deterrence or appetite. Maybe next year I'll have hundreds and will need to attract pest insects! Too bad they don't eat hornworms. Good luck fighting the stank bugs!
You need to hang a wasp trap covered in tulle so they come over and hunt all your hornworms. I now have a paper wasp that shows up twice a day and is keeping my cabbage moth population manageable. :)
@@melissasullivan1658 I see. So you disable the trap so it only attracts them. Like looking forward to getting Burger King but they are closed so you go to McDonalds instead. I guess they need to find the worms when they are still small enough to fit in their nests which is like what a day or two old? Ha. Thanks for the idea!
@@user-ql7gn1qv9w lol, precisely. Because, once you’re out it’s not like you’re going home without a burger, you know? 😂
@@user-ql7gn1qv9w also, my local paper wasps grab my cabbage loopers when they’re full size. I’ve also seen them sting a catepillar and come back to it later and finish (🤢). As long as there are holes on your leaves they will hunt them down, they’re incredible little hunters.
Everything looks sooo good 😊😊