Dont think that you should be removing the earth worms from the soil. They actually serve an important purpose by loosen mixing and oxygenate the soil. They channel the soil that help with water observing. Whereever there is earth it means the soil is good.
@@erina8250 if they are grubs as you are indicating, the majority of their crops would have been destroyed because grubs indeed would have been eating the roots of the vegetables and most of their crops would have been a failure.
Mrenda is Jute mallow in English. In Western Kenya, it's commonly mixed with kunde to reduce its slimy nature. Another vegetable you can add to your garden is African/Ethiopian kale, if it interests you. The mango uprooting technique was good to learn, thanks
I enjoy your vlogs so much and love looking at you guys working so hard and how your garden is progressing nicely. Please please please do wear gloves and maybe dust masks, especially when dealing with manure. It is for your health and safety. Continue bringing the love and joy. Blessings to you and your family ❤❤❤
Suggestion to use cow manure that has been feeding on grass that has not been contaminated by GMO. Please try to use your own seeds instead of those formulated from the USA GMO seeds. Health is important. Your Health !! But your Garden looks Good.
Those are beetle grubs they are not good for your garden. They eat the roots of your grass and plants. They are not worms they’re the lava of the beetle. 5:51 your doing the right thing by removing them.
Hello charlo & Linnet hope you are doing well it's so amazing watching you both in your garden beautiful area . I don't know why Nestro don't get in touch with you so your uncle can dig him a well He tried four times without any success. As all TH-camrs please get intouch with him so he can rid rid his spit from that stressful situation. May God richly blessings continue to be with you and your family always.❤️🙏❤️🙏👍👍❤️🙏👏👏👏 Texting from the USA
Hey guys your garden is beautiful those big green vegetables in Jamaica we call them callaloo we don't plant them in bags we put them in the soil and those seed that you cut from them we let them stay and dry on the tree then we just shake them off and they grow the cucumber we plant them in the soil and I plant a lot of them and sell them to people going to market and hotels
Hello Charlow Kush , I looked at your soil and I can see that the soil is too , too dence . When you pick up your soil it is supposed to easily sift through your fingers like wet sand . If the soil does not fall through your fingers like wet sand how can small tinder plants push through that heavy soil ? You are going to have to lighten the weight of the soil by rototilling it which is rotating and mixing it with sand and ash. Mix it one part each of soil ,sand , and then ash
It's very hard to find young hardworking people especially nowadays when the youth have decided to be useless in drugs and immorality. May God reward the work of your hands.You are a good example to the youth keep up.
Hi Charlow and Linet, your garden looks really beautiful with all those fresh veggies, can’t wait to see how they will turn out in two to three weeks. Be blessed beautiful couple ❤
My brother Kush... you've got a great show. Great content, me and my family (Wife and 4kids) follow both you and your wife and I'm so proud to have found an African TH-camr whom we relate so much with. Just one piece of advice... I think you'd do better if you talked less and some slides you just put in a background song and let it roll. You overshare the information almost to say you talk a lot and it's too difficult to keep up with you. Consider that.
Hello @mary, it only burns when it's fresh as said by @justloveit and we always put it aside for sometime before taking it to the garden as @merimee has said ❤️🙏
Actually, mrenda ( jute leaves/jews marrow/egyptian spinach) is eaten in east, west, and central Africa. I first came across jute leaves in the usa being sold in asian markets, and philipinos call it seluyot. I now grow my own (spring/summer), but I have learned something from Linet as to how not to bury the seeds too deeply for better germination.
@@Charlowkush001You are welcome. By the way, the female cucumber flower ( the one with a small cucumber on the end) will normally fall off only if it's not fertilized. But I am sure you have enough insects like bees to do that job for you.!
I was watching your vlog today and I saw that almost all of the healthy plants that you ,Lynette , and your mom planted are dying. You soil is too ,too dence . You are going to have to mix lots of sand in your soil . When you pick up a hand full of soil it should easily fall through your fingers. Growing plants can not force their way through the soil the soil must be light weight enough to easily grow. Cow or goat poo mixed with hay or straw , sand along with water and sun should grow everything. Just add the sand straw , the poo and the water and you should have plenty of vegetables. PRAYING FOR YOU GUYS , I AM ASKING CHRIST TO BLESS EVERYONE
Childhood memories 😂, l remember we had to dig out the fattest caterpillars from cow dug for the chicken 😅. My late dad loved eating terere, managu and the leafy better one.... can't remember the name 😮. Very healthy eating, keep up the good work educating others ❤🎉.
what is that bush you were pruning Linet? What is it good for? It use to grow in my yard but I always thought it was weed and I would cut it down with the weed eater when I cut the grass. I live in the Virgin Islands (Caribbean).
Why you guys can’t use the tools instead of of using your fingers remember if you keep pushing your fingers that way one day ☝🏽 when you will began having pain on fingers those ages to come that you could privet
Working with your hands is considered being one with what your doing. The use of tools makes work easier but working with your hands makes the work wholesome!!!!!
Beautiful you are not afraid to get your hands dirty to plant your food that which helps to sustain lives
Thank you so much Maureen ☺️
Dont think that you should be removing the earth worms from the soil. They actually serve an important purpose by loosen mixing and oxygenate the soil. They channel the soil that help with water observing. Whereever there is earth it means the soil is good.
I thought they were small snails...
Those were not earthworms they were removing. They are grubs that you don't need in the garden but they do make nice chicken food
I think the grubs actually chew on roots too
@@erina8250 if they are grubs as you are indicating, the majority of their crops would have been destroyed because grubs indeed would have been eating the roots of the vegetables and most of their crops would have been a failure.
Of course. Add more earthworms 🪱 instead of remove them
I really love watching y'all in the garden , im learning alot, thanks for sharing sending love from Trinidad
Thanks so much
Wow. Love watching this and learning.
Those huge manure worms are good for the soil. ❤❤❤
Yes they are! Thanks for watching 🙏
Mrenda is Jute mallow in English. In Western Kenya, it's commonly mixed with kunde to reduce its slimy nature. Another vegetable you can add to your garden is African/Ethiopian kale, if it interests you. The mango uprooting technique was good to learn, thanks
Thank you so much 🙏🤗😊
I enjoy your vlogs so much and love looking at you guys working so hard and how your garden is progressing nicely. Please please please do wear gloves and maybe dust masks, especially when dealing with manure. It is for your health and safety. Continue bringing the love and joy. Blessings to you and your family ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for your wonderful tip
Suggestion to use cow manure that has been feeding on grass that has not been contaminated by GMO. Please try to use your own seeds instead of those formulated from the USA GMO seeds. Health is important. Your Health !! But your Garden looks Good.
So true Brenda. Thanks for your wonderful suggestion
Linet we call amaranth callaloo in Jamaica please call baby Caro and introduce her to amaranth God will bless you
Check out the fit farmer. Right now he is dealing with garden problems.
Trellis some Vining tomatoes they are strong and durable
Those are beetle grubs they are not good for your garden. They eat the roots of your grass and plants. They are not worms they’re the lava of the beetle. 5:51 your doing the right thing by removing them.
Wow, thanks for the enlightenment
Wow the grass is doing really well👍👍👍
Loving your garden,hi Linet-ke is a good gardener she knows alot about plants
Thank you so much Joyce
Your grass is growing! And the fence well kept, love everything in your home
Yes! Thanks so much! 😊
Hello charlo & Linnet hope you are doing well it's so amazing watching you both in your garden beautiful area . I don't know why Nestro don't get in touch with you so your uncle can dig him a well
He tried four times without any success. As all TH-camrs please get intouch with him so he can rid rid his spit from that stressful situation.
May God richly blessings continue to be with you and your family always.❤️🙏❤️🙏👍👍❤️🙏👏👏👏 Texting from the USA
Thank you so much for your support ❤️🙏
Tune on watching.... good job
Thank you so much 😊
You guys may God bless the work of your hand's,❤❤❤ hardworking
Thank you so much mum
Awesome jobs guys! Charlow, plant some tomatoes, garlic, and thyme! Include them in some of your dishes. Makes the food taste great!😀 Blessings.
Thanks for the tips!
Take care of that Lemon Grass....you will love the tea.
Hey guys your garden is beautiful those big green vegetables in Jamaica we call them callaloo we don't plant them in bags we put them in the soil and those seed that you cut from them we let them stay and dry on the tree then we just shake them off and they grow the cucumber we plant them in the soil and I plant a lot of them and sell them to people going to market and hotels
Wow! Thanks for the info 😊❤️❤️🇰🇪🙏
Beautiful garden guys ❤❤❤
Thanks so much
Hi charlow karibu sana. Good hard working man for his family. GOD bless you
Thanks for watching
Linette is too notch with gardening and cooking. Luv da girl!!! You guys are the best.
Thanks so much
Hard workers ❣️
For a boy who supposedly grew up in the city, Charlow, you are very hands on kwa shamba.
Thank you so much 🙏
If the mrenda is slim whn cut and cooked.then we ve it here in 🇿🇲.its eaten with Nshima and beans .
Wow 😯
Kenya is blessed it rains a lot. More rains more food
Enjoying. The seeds from the callaloo you save them to replant instead of buying next time
So true
Keeps the seeds from you own garden
Hello Charlow Kush , I looked at your soil and I can see that the soil is too , too dence . When you pick up your soil it is supposed to easily sift through your fingers like wet sand . If the soil does not fall through your fingers like wet sand how can small tinder plants push through that heavy soil ?
You are going to have to lighten the weight of the soil by rototilling it which is rotating and mixing it with sand and ash. Mix it one part each of soil ,sand , and then ash
Wow. Thank you so much for the wonderful tip
Thanks for watching 🙏❤️🇰🇪
That truly if you see beauty garden or compound needsalot of work a lot of caring
Guy you should have made a raised bed for your strawberries.
Yes. We planted them on a raised bed
It's very hard to find young hardworking people especially nowadays when the youth have decided to be useless in drugs and immorality. May God reward the work of your hands.You are a good example to the youth keep up.
How true you said that.
@justloveit5178 my friend most of the young pple are lost in alcohol but these two have decided to toil for their living .I respect these two.
Thank you so much Margarito, we continue pushing 🙏❤️🇰🇪
@@magarito123 I know, many young people today don’t think about their tomorrow.
Awesome video as usual ❤❤❤
Thank you so much 😀
Hi Charlow and Linet, your garden looks really beautiful with all those fresh veggies, can’t wait to see how they will turn out in two to three weeks. Be blessed beautiful couple ❤
Whn the mrenda grows .prepare it we see
Yes we'll do exactly that
I watch you everyday
Thank you so much Alice 😊
This is amazing bro. I am happy to be here. God bless.❤
Thanks for coming
My brother Kush... you've got a great show. Great content, me and my family (Wife and 4kids) follow both you and your wife and I'm so proud to have found an African TH-camr whom we relate so much with. Just one piece of advice... I think you'd do better if you talked less and some slides you just put in a background song and let it roll. You overshare the information almost to say you talk a lot and it's too difficult to keep up with you. Consider that.
Awesome! Thank you so much for support And for your wonderful tips, blessings always🙏❤️🇰🇪
Whn u put cow dung directly under the roots.doesnt it burn the roots
No you don't put fresh cow dung. The cow dung is collected and put somewhere for sometime to developed into manure.
I think only when is fresh cow dung
Hello @mary, it only burns when it's fresh as said by @justloveit and we always put it aside for sometime before taking it to the garden as @merimee has said ❤️🙏
Actually, mrenda ( jute leaves/jews marrow/egyptian spinach) is eaten in east, west, and central Africa. I first came across jute leaves in the usa being sold in asian markets, and philipinos call it seluyot. I now grow my own (spring/summer), but I have learned something from Linet as to how not to bury the seeds too deeply for better germination.
Wow, thank you so much 😊🙏
@@Charlowkush001You are welcome. By the way, the female cucumber flower ( the one with a small cucumber on the end) will normally fall off only if it's not fertilized. But I am sure you have enough insects like bees to do that job for you.!
I simply love love love you❤❤❤
Thank you so much 🙏
Hi Linet and Charlow!
You need a Garden Scissors…
I was watching your vlog today and I saw that almost all of the healthy plants that you ,Lynette , and your mom planted are dying. You soil is too ,too dence . You are going to have to mix lots of sand in your soil . When you pick up a hand full of soil it should easily fall through your fingers. Growing plants can not force their way through the soil the soil must be light weight enough to easily grow. Cow or goat poo mixed with hay or straw , sand along with water and sun should grow everything. Just add the sand straw , the poo and the water and you should have plenty of vegetables. PRAYING FOR YOU GUYS , I AM ASKING CHRIST TO BLESS EVERYONE
Wow, I had to screenshot this. Thank you so much for the wonderful tip, well understood well explained, thanks for watching 🙏❤️🇰🇪
Well done can see the strawberry’s🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓🍓💪🏾💪🏾
❤❤❤
Waiting patiently
Childhood memories 😂, l remember we had to dig out the fattest caterpillars from cow dug for the chicken 😅.
My late dad loved eating terere, managu and the leafy better one.... can't remember the name 😮.
Very healthy eating, keep up the good work educating others ❤🎉.
Wow. Thank you so much 😊🙏❤️
what is that bush you were pruning Linet? What is it good for? It use to grow in my yard but I always thought it was weed and I would cut it down with the weed eater when I cut the grass. I live in the Virgin Islands (Caribbean).
In the Caribbean some of the names are callaloo, bhagi and other names. We cook it with saltfish, pigtail other meat or just by itself.
It's called amaranth in English,it's a dark leafy vegetable so common here I. Kenya as Terere or Callaloo in Jamaica as @milleott has said
@@milleott That is how callaloo looks? Wow, never knew. Thank you
@@Charlowkush001 We have so much in common Caribbeans and Africas and we learning from each other
Good job. I always wonder what's in that stone building/wall along your shambaa?
That's my neighbour
I love how fast and seemless you two have fitted in the rural setup.
Thank you so much 😊
Why you guys can’t use the tools instead of of using your fingers remember if you keep pushing your fingers that way one day ☝🏽 when you will began having pain on fingers those ages to come that you could privet
Working with your hands is considered being one with what your doing.
The use of tools makes work easier but working with your hands makes the work wholesome!!!!!
❤
Plant arrow roots at that place your washing hands
Oooh, wow, thanks for the suggestion
Kwani ulikwama kwa matope
😅😅
*bitter veg*