Hi johnjude thanks for the kind words, watching and the sub. If you wait too long the buckwheat goes to seed. I have had this happen in small amounts with volunteer buckwheat the following season but nothing that became a huge problem. It is easy to identify and pull out and good for the soil. Best of luck!
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Have u had any problems with lygus bugs or root lesion nematodes? I read buckwheat harbors these pests. I’m wanting to use buckwheat as a cover crop but I’m scared that I’m going to introduce those nematodes. Awesome vid btw!
Hi Vincent, I have never had problems with lygus bugs or root lesion nematodes, nor have I heard of it being a problem locally (southern BC Canada). I did a bit of research and the nematode reference seems to be from a study in 1973, more recent info I could find did not mention either problem with buckwheat. If you are concerned you can try a small "test" area first and then see what happens. It grows fast once established. Best of luck!!
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Very practical advice about buckwheat and the benefits and ease with which you reap the benefits of your work. Good job!
Hi louis, glad you enjoyed, thanks for the comment
Great video 🎉
I hopefully turned my under early enough. My first time.
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Hi johnjude thanks for the kind words, watching and the sub. If you wait too long the buckwheat goes to seed. I have had this happen in small amounts with volunteer buckwheat the following season but nothing that became a huge problem. It is easy to identify and pull out and good for the soil. Best of luck!
Thank you for the information and straight forward video
Hi James, no problem, thanks for watching and the comment
What a chill way to learn about buckwheat. Excited to start planting some!
Hi Justin, thanks for the nice words, give it a try it grows really fast, pollinators love the flowers!!
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@@justintr4888 lol one of my favorite all time guys RIP. Cant sing to save my life lol. Thanks for the comment, that one made my day!! You have a great day too
Have u had any problems with lygus bugs or root lesion nematodes? I read buckwheat harbors these pests. I’m wanting to use buckwheat as a cover crop but I’m scared that I’m going to introduce those nematodes. Awesome vid btw!
Hi Vincent, I have never had problems with lygus bugs or root lesion nematodes, nor have I heard of it being a problem locally (southern BC Canada). I did a bit of research and the nematode reference seems to be from a study in 1973, more recent info I could find did not mention either problem with buckwheat. If you are concerned you can try a small "test" area first and then see what happens. It grows fast once established. Best of luck!!
@@EasyGardenHacks ok thanks!
Where do you get bulk buckwheat for $5?
Hi, I get it locally at a food/garden/homestead type store. You can buy it online in packs too.
Hancock seed in Fl has good prices Sell 5-50 lob bags. The seed will stay viable for a long time
How tall does it get?
couple of feet, I recall about up to my knees