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Привет.какая ты молодец!!!! Это столько труда!!! Лук , базилик , огурцы и другие растительные культуры. Ты большая умница !!!! 👍👍👍
Hey Asia! That was very educational. Loved it! That was so awesome! Also......may we have 80 degrees here please! Girl, it was 68 today. Lawd!! 😫
I love how real your channel is and that you show your wins and your lessons! I am a mama of twins, work full time, new to gardening and new to YouTubing and it’s so inspiring to see what you can do while juggling life!
My family from way back always used sprinklers. I’m the first one to try the drip hose. I like both 🩵
Asia, I loved this. This was so I informative, ty well done lady
New sub alert ‼️ absolutely love what you bring to the garden community you girl and your garden is amazing!
Nice demonstration Asia. Your garden looks great.
I water when I see the plants suffering 😮. I’m in my garden almost all day everyday. When I can’t be there, I water when I can.
I'd add stuff to hold water. Lol. If you have a pet crop or pet area. Can add moisture retentive material. I think miracle grow sells the product with out the potting mix etc . Take care all.
I just found you as of today. I just love how you explain how you water. I'm kinda new to gardening. I had a tomato plant which died on me due to over water them. I ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤ your channel. Your a fantastic teacher, keep up the great work
I also use a moisture meter. Sometimes that coco coir be playing tricks and I can'ttell. 😂 Plus, I tend to over water. So the meter has helped me to know if my pots are truely dry. Here in 8b, I'm already in the high 90's.
I really love that water hose setup! 😊
I watched a presentation a few weeks ago that showed how to use berms around the plants to catch the runoff. It cause the water to pool for a little while before it was absorbed. The guy lives in Arizona so he really has to be extremely resourceful about how to stretch his water supply. 😊
Valuable info, thank you so much. Your garden is so calming!
I love this hose with the retraction. My husband just purchased us one 2 months ago. He put 2 post up in the front and side of the house so he can move it back and forth
Same! That’s a great idea to have two. I may do that too. Thanks for the comment!
Из своего опыта , огурцы лучше выращивать в одну плеть, которая будет главной. Тогда урожая будет больше. Перцы ,очень любят почву в которой большое содержание мела или доломитовой муки.
Hi Asia. (This is a little lengthy, but please read.) I've heard you mention twice now about not being able to get hay at Tractor Supply. (Love that store too.) There has been an issue with hay..and other grasses being contaminated by 'pyridine carboxylic acids'.
This is sold under 4 or 5 herbicide names. That doesn't really matter though because small space and/or backyard gardeners will rarely, if ever, use those types of herbicides. The issue is that these herbicides are used by large scale farmers and remain in hay and some grasses for...years! When the hay is sold it is contaminated and if you plant in it almost anything planted will die, or there will be poor seed germination; twisted, cupped and elongated leaves; misshapen fruit; and reduced yields. Bad, bad results in your garden. This can also happen with some bought compost as the horses, cows; etc. eat the grasses/hay and the added terrible herbicides go through their systems untouched and, if course, comes out in their poop. We have to be exceedingly careful these days. If you are not getting hay from some 'one' who grows organically then don't use it for next few years and see if they somehow get this issue under control. There are some soils out there that seem to still be safe. (We use Kelloggs brand exclusively now.) If you do get some hay from somewhere, plant in it first before putting it all over your garden. Just make a hole in it, add a little soil and a tomato plant or something. We did this using a tossed out hay bale we'd gotten after Halloween. Since we were aware of the issue we planted tomatoes in it, plants..not seeds, this season and watched carefully. They were completely dead in less than a week. Those two bales are gone now. This was also discussed on a couple of Homestead Heart eppis; and, last year, Jess talked of her entire high tower hot house crop being completely ruined by contaminated soil on Roots and Refuge. So if you aren't finding hay at Tractor Supply...count yourself lucky. That's where the Homestead Hearts bought theirs.
I have always thought the same thing about watering. I water when i can. It is said not to water at certain times of the day, or not to water leaves, but I've always wondered - what about the rain? It rains all hours of the day and my plants are still okay after that. Funny.
I mentioned summer evening rain showers in an extension class I went to after they said to water in the morning. They did not have a good answer for me. It rains almost every afternoon or evening in the summer in FL. I water when I can and these plants are going to have to adjust! 😁
@@msslick2000 lol. They will too. Also save seeds of best performer so next year have improved seed. Blessings everyone.
@Lynette Lewis, I think the same thing LOL. I also think about deadheading, who deadheads the flowers growing in the wild. They still produce flowers. It's all so confusing sometimes lol. I like to grow as natural as I can.
@@carleanr4051 deadheading does encourage more flowers if that's what you're after. Like cutting off broccoli encourages side shoots. It also keeps plant from spending it's energy on seed production when you're not after seeds. Deadheading can also make the plant live longer because it saved energy from making seeds and it has to start trying to make seed all over again. Many blessings everyone, everywhere..
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Lol. Me too. Where do we sign up. Many blessings everyone.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, you are a garden diva😊❤
I learned a lot from this video! Thank you! ❤
Great Video, I'm like you Rain doesn't care how it waters lol tfs
Thanks for sharing
Hey beautiful thanks for sharing all the details.... everything looks incredible!!! So proud of you and happy for you!!!❤
Hey friend!! Thank you!
Great video! Love your little baby❤
Well this was a nice change to what happens in the garden. I would like to see fertilizing also. I sometimes hear some say they fertilize weekly or bi-weekly, but they never show it. Also aphids like high nitrogen so I worry about over fertilizing.
Aphids are ok to just smush as soon as seen. Then it seems like ants take the rest away. I know sounds crazy. But they do. Blessings everyone.
Hi Key! Happy you enjoyed the different content. I will make a fertilizing video soon.
Thank you so much for showing how you water the garden. The garden is looking great. I can't wait to see more!
Great advice Asia, I love how you explain things. Loving all the flowers. Have a great week. ❤
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Always love, love learning/adding to my own experiences. In this video each time the dog barked or what sounds like front door alarm, my baby was barking too. I have so many tomatoes. Some are for my baby love as a treat, some are for sauce and the rest are for snacking, etc. Planted too many tomatoes and placed them too close together. Then the Florida rains came. Each year I’m learning more and more and faster. Too many pests and too much heat in July and August so I will not be out there. Think I’m going to plant sunflowers (I have hundreds of seeds) so that the soil is protected and they have deep roots. Toodles until your next fantastic video. Tampa. Florida 9b
Just fyi. Growing Sunflowers can interfere with future seed germination in same big area, hope this is helpful. Many blessings everyone.
This was SO helpful!
Thank you.
Thanks this help me out in the watering dept 😊💯
I like the way your Garden is setup it’s a Food Forest . Where did you get your Chocolate Mint seeds from. Do you have Chickens or Quails.
Thank you! I was able to get cuttings from a seed swap on Chefs Who Grow on IG. Someone shipped them from Texas.
The beans that look dry aren’t shaded by as many other plants so the sun is probably hitting harder there. The beans that have less dry soil looked a little more shaded to me when you pulled back the plants to see the soil
Great point! They were all planted at the same time though. Weird lol
Just found your channel. Great advice & video. You remind me of my auntie 🌱🤗
Hi 👋🏾! Welcome to the channel! 🤗
@@YellowDoorUrbanHomestead Just letting you know that another channel Homestead Heart Mrs. H is her name and she shouted you out in one of her recent videos. Happy Gardening 🤗🌱
U know u can always use your grass clippings as mulch to hold in water Oh and by the way I ❤️your programs and your personality is wonderful Thanks for all you do💕
Thank you! I have done that before. I don’t always have enough clippings though. Awww thank you! I’m glad you enjoy!
Hello Miss Asia!! New subscriber. Love your channel. I started a small urban garden two years ago. I would like to know if possible what growing zone or state you're in? I'm in zone 6, so many times I have a very cold winter. Thanks so much for your videos. They're very helpful. Take care.
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Hey Asia, I water my garden when available or it might not get done.
Nice ideas, new here
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Hello, I'm new subscriber and new container garden. My zone is 8 and 9, I'm growing zucchini every time the sun is killing my zucchini, because of the heat. I had to move them to shade. Is that normal? Or should zucchini be grown being of frost?
Hello. You may want to put netting or shade cloth over them. It may help them survive the heat of direct sun.
@@Mylittlehomesteadlife Thank you, I moved them to my patio. The sun was also eating up my coleus plants. My egg plants and orka loves it. It's crazy 😅
Lovely gardens
Hi I am sorry for how long it’s taken for me to respond. I would put it in some shade of you are able to and make sure it is well watered. I hope this helps! Happy growing!
As it relates to the frost…it should not be grown when their will be frost but you can grow a second crop in fall before the frost. Hope that makes sense lol