I direct-planted a long row of Tuscan (Dinosaur) Kale early in the spring. Something attacked the seedlings and the whole row wilted and died. I thought that planting in flats might be a better idea, but I had missed my opportunity this year. Then I watched your expert video and when it was said: "I always plant them too soon. Who really wants to eat kale in July?" I lit up! Of course! So, tonight I will start my flats... and in a month transfer them to the garden. It will be a lovely autumn with lots of fresh Tuscan kale! Thank you very much!
Hi Tim, we are using Seamungus seaweed and poultry manure feed. Seamungus is simply the best organic product for top dressing or giving a boost when planting out. It's made from composted free range poultry manure and sustainably harvested seaweed and acts as a slow release fertilizer for over three months
you can cook it as you would a cabbage. You can wilt it in a pan with some meat or veg, or you can pick the leaves and add fresh to a green smoothie. A very versatile Brassica.
I just planted some land-raced kale chou moullier (walking stick kale) by direct seeding this afternoon. One tiny pinch to about 6 foot of row. I know I'll have to thin and transplant in about a month, but that's okay with me! I do permaculture, and this is going to be a canopy and a living trellis for a telephone pea crop that is growing in the same place, with an understorey of Chinese Edible Chrysanthemum (hopefully the pyrethroids will keep the cabbage moths away!) Thank you for this video. I was unsure as to the germination times of these seeds. It's nice to know they germinate vigorously and grow quickly!
Kale usually takes about 5 days to germinate. The mild weather you have wouldn't really affect that. You could try germinating kale indoors with some good compost. We didn't use any kind of weed barrier, our soil is just well Hoed and looked after
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Please could you advise when to stop harvesting from a kale plant? When would you consider a kale plant spent? Many thanks for any help that you can kindly give!
Great video! Wish you showed the process from sowed seed to ready for transplant. Did you grow them with lights or in your greenhouse? How did you do it with the plug trays?
Pick yellowing leaves off the plants, and keep well weeded around them. If you planted in June they should be ready for harvest in October or November. A very hardy plant they require little care.
I grow Scotish kale and yes always grow more than I need, so I dehydrate them and make Kale chips. If you like kale you will LOVE, COLLARD GREENS a native to the SE USA.
For me I usually clean then well, vacuum seal and freeze them for chicken soups n such. Same goes for my Chard. Kale n Chard my favorite steamed or in soups.
What gorgeous soil! I must admit kale is pretty much bulletproof - mine self seeds from year to year but I still save seeds. I have way too many! Now if I could only keep on top of the caterpillars.......!
I left my kale stalks in the ground with some of the leaves still on. This spring they started having growth of green kale leaves at the bottom. One of the plants never lost it's green color and also started growing again in the beginning of April. What are your thoughts?
you have to have enough for genetic diverisity,kale/collards25 plants ,brockley 50 plants, cabbage 150,there are unrefined brassicas (kale collards) and refined brassicas.brockley,cabbage, brussel sprouts, ect. unrefined brassicas are much more hardy, they are not subject to the problems of refined brassicas
Yea ive made a few mistakes. Im an amature . I watched a few videos with people planting seeds in eggshells so i thought id give it a go. The sprouted ok. I cracked the shells a bit and potted them but i dont think the roots are getting out of the shells and i have 15 of them in pots. They dont seem to be growing. Should i start again? I dont have chicken manure or pellets. I have coco coir and i have blood fish n bone
+James Johnson Hi James - thanks for taking time to watch our video and leave a question , and sorry for delay in replying - we were so busy in the garden. The whole video was filmed in Sligo, Ireland as seen on this link which shows you more about the place. www.sligotourism.ie Sligo is on the west coast of Ireland about 2 hour drive from the the capital city - and because its beside the sea - its a lot rugged and untouched, which is better seen on this website: www.wildatlanticway.com/home/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwo_y4BRD0nMnfoqqnxtEBEiQAWdA12zfGKqQ9J4NzsozVTTz0-gYvHBL9L89Mvth1x4TqPuIaAm7S8P8HAQ Hope that was helpful
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I am in London. I have a very small area, where i have grown lots of different herbs. I did not plant my kale seeds correctly, and after about 2 months they are still very small. There is not any green part of leaves left, but only a stem, and that with such a quick speed??? was it a teem work? what should i do, thanks many++++++
Nice video and quick growing Kale. I planted seeds a few weeks ago along with beets spinach and a few other vegetables. I have a few sprouts but don't think it is the Kale yet. Surprised as I live in Florida and it's pretty mild with highs in the 70s lately. Could it be too hot to germinate? Once you planted in the ground I didn't see any kind of weed barrier. Here in Florida, within a week there'd be tons of weeds filling in the bare spaces immediately. How did you manage this?
I live in Alaska and I have a bunch of Kale that is ready for harvest, I have never eaten it before....what do I do with it...any suggestions on how to use it?
all brassicas need to be kept moist, don't let them dry out, On a hot day water them twice a day. Remove any yellowing leaves that tend to show up around the base and make sure to keep weed free.
I have a bed of red russian kale, seeded last fall and has been producing constantly. I admit to simply cutting the plant to the ground when harvesting - they have good roots and regenerate just fine, growing thick clumps of leaves. It doesn't seem 'damaging' to me, it's working quite well.
How often should I water my seedlings. Mine are two weeks old and about 2 inch tall they have only two leaves. But one by one they are dieting. I water them every other day or every two days. But don't know what to do. Please give clear info now how to care for them after they sprout.
Thanks for the great video. I'm getting ready to start juicing and I want to grow some of my own veggies to cut cost. I live in Ga. What is the right time of year to grow Kale here?
Leaf mulch is a great soil conditioner but contains very litte nutrients. It is best used by working into soil or compost. www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/ten-ways-improve-soil/
Great videos - *horrible* subtitles!!! LOL! Thank goodness I can hear and understand what you're saying. TY for all the info, though. Much appreciated!
Hi Rick, we produce good soil with the use of quality compost, natural improvers and plenty of patience. www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/soil-improvement-for-vegetable-gardeners/
We make compost for general use in the garden but we don't make our own seed compost. We use Klasmann Seed Compost, with great results. www.quickcrop.co.uk/product/klasmann-organic-seed-compost--70-litre
Quickcrop thank you for letting me know. I am so glad I have stumbled on to your channel. Being new to gardening i wanted to learn more about crop rotation and watched video after video on TH-cam. Yours was by far the most helpful to me. I'm hoping to go through your other videos now. Thanks again for making these most informative videos!
what kind of kale is the best for juicing? There are different kinds, which one has the most benefits and will really give me that punch our bodies deserve? looking forward to growing and juicing. tired of buying grocery store produce.
All varieties of Kale contain valuable antioxidants and natural minerals, a perfect superfood. Try growing a mix to experience the range of flavours and textures.
Our films are made in the west of Ireland, where there is sunshine but maybe not as bright as other parts of Europe. Ireland is gifted with a substantial amount of rainfall, accounting for its lush, green landscape, and when the clouds open it becomes the most beautiful place on Earth. Cheers, T.
I'm in New York State USA. Your soil looks great and I would agree that its beautiful there... We had a summer with almost no rain so it was a lot of watering.
Not 100% sure about growing in your environment. Over here in Ireland kale grows quite easily. Almost no care is required because these are one of the strongest and most disease resistant of all vegetables. Remove yellowing leaves which will appear round the base of plant. Keep the weeds under control with regular hoeing.
Rock dust will improve the mineral content of the soil while woodchip is a useful source of organic matter. Kale and most other veg will benefit from these additions if the soil is in need of improvement. Cheers, Tony.
Quickcrop how about adding leaf mulch to compost and manure. I'm currently trying to grow beetroot. I have collected loads of fine leaf mulch from a near by forrest. Will that be good for growing my vegetables? I'm unsure how much to apply of it , do I need to mix it with compost or can I grow say purple carrots directly in the leaf mulch? Thanks Aaron
Leaf mulch will add good structure to your soil but very little nutrient content. It is good for clay or peaty soils. Some advice here: www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/category/improving-your-soil/ Cheers, Tony.
Justgivemethetruth The manure from the poultry (and in this case some decomposed seaweed) compressed into small pellets you can use as organic fertiliser in your garden.
+AdamOutdoors Hi Adam, it depends what the climate is like where you live. When germinating plants the compost should be moist but not soaking. Young plants should follow the same rule but keep them on the dry side as they will develop a better root system searching for the moisture. Kale is a member of the cabbage family so will prefer moist soil to thrive but is more hardy than most so will tolerate some drying out. I hope this helps and thanks for watching! Andrew
I bought a veggie pot because it was pretty well with in a month the spinach and purple kale was Hugh so I placed it near my raised garden now it’s a big beautiful monster it’s actually taller then me at 5.3 it’s a tree now and it has these beautiful yellow flowers on top haaaa I’ve cut it back because it was so large leaves the size of double my arm seriously I’m not exaggerating I never ate kale before but my daughter takes some do to being very health well pregnant but it just gets bigger and bigger now if just left will it drop it’s seeds and regrow next year or will it die with our Canadian winter and say bye bye to my more of an ornamental Edible food
My kale is about 2 monts but the size look like 5 weeks. What is the problem? How to choose the good seed? I do organic. I grow with full sunlight about 6 hours
Do you need to protect the small kale plants from birds. I started gardening 3 years ago the first year everything went well but the last 2 years the birds have become a major nuisance. They attack and rip out small plants in my veg plot. Last year I had to start my broad beans again after they destroyed all my plants after planting out 😡
fist time Im planting kale from seed thanks guys for information
Mine will be ready to plant in 2nd week October. South England
It looks so beautiful and lush were you are. You seem to have such a peaceful disposition. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I direct-planted a long row of Tuscan (Dinosaur) Kale early in the spring. Something attacked the seedlings and the whole row wilted and died. I thought that planting in flats might be a better idea, but I had missed my opportunity this year. Then I watched your expert video and when it was said: "I always plant them too soon. Who really wants to eat kale in July?" I lit up! Of course! So, tonight I will start my flats... and in a month transfer them to the garden. It will be a lovely autumn with lots of fresh Tuscan kale! Thank you very much!
Hi Tim, we are using Seamungus seaweed and poultry manure feed. Seamungus is simply the best organic product for top dressing or giving a boost when planting out. It's made from composted free range poultry manure and sustainably harvested seaweed and acts as a slow release fertilizer for over three months
Love your videos, no nonsense and always comprehensive. Cheers!
Love the Red Russian Kale. One of my favorites!
wintertime kale so awesome!! fresh veggies in january!
Great work my dude very good video
the soil in this video so very nice
agree looks like leaf mulch.
I like these 2 guys.
You can start planting from seed now up until the end of August, just remember to keep all Brassicas well watered in warmer weather
Your garden looks very nice, Sir
you can cook it as you would a cabbage. You can wilt it in a pan with some meat or veg, or you can pick the leaves and add fresh to a green smoothie. A very versatile Brassica.
Loving the onions behind you 😍
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You can make an excellent soup with kale. Some sweet Italian sausage, some new potatoes,kale.Oh so good.
No problem Tito, glad you enjoyed it.
Well done! I love my kale. I'm looking forward to doing this next spring.
I just planted some land-raced kale chou moullier (walking stick kale) by direct seeding this afternoon. One tiny pinch to about 6 foot of row. I know I'll have to thin and transplant in about a month, but that's okay with me!
I do permaculture, and this is going to be a canopy and a living trellis for a telephone pea crop that is growing in the same place, with an understorey of Chinese Edible Chrysanthemum (hopefully the pyrethroids will keep the cabbage moths away!)
Thank you for this video. I was unsure as to the germination times of these seeds. It's nice to know they germinate vigorously and grow quickly!
Good idea that living trellis! I thought of sowing one row of winter rye for my Alderman but now I try the kale, too.
Just checked the video with the captions on, bulletproof curry? brilliant. I have to do something about that
Very nice video,
I planted Kale, after 6-7 weeks my kale becomes leggy ( strechy) , kindly advise ,
Thanks,
Thanks, hope you find our channel to be useful in your vegetable gardening endeavours
thank you, more videos to come this summer
You’ve a great channel there.
Does every gardening video use that same music? ;)
Jerry Mungo Only the good ones Jerry.
:)
Yes. It is forbidden not to use this music. Penalty is death
Yesss lol
😂😂😂
Kale usually takes about 5 days to germinate. The mild weather you have wouldn't really affect that. You could try germinating kale indoors with some good compost. We didn't use any kind of weed barrier, our soil is just well Hoed and looked after
you're welcome, thank you for the nice comment
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. Please could you advise when to stop harvesting from a kale plant? When would you consider a kale plant spent? Many thanks for any help that you can kindly give!
That klaus fella really knows his onions
Great video! Wish you showed the process from sowed seed to ready for transplant. Did you grow them with lights or in your greenhouse? How did you do it with the plug trays?
got a lot seeds today need to till the garden
Pick yellowing leaves off the plants, and keep well weeded around them. If you planted in June they should be ready for harvest in October or November. A very hardy plant they require little care.
If I plant right now in April, when would they be ready to harvest by?
very good i enjoyed thank you
My cows love it in Winter
Great video!
I grow Scotish kale and yes always grow more than I need, so I dehydrate them and make Kale chips. If you like kale you will LOVE, COLLARD GREENS a native to the SE USA.
Collard Greens are a broad leaf brassica without a head, more like like a cabbage or a winter green than kale.
For me I usually clean then well, vacuum seal and freeze them for chicken soups n such.
Same goes for my Chard.
Kale n Chard my favorite steamed or in soups.
What gorgeous soil! I must admit kale is pretty much bulletproof - mine self seeds from year to year but I still save seeds. I have way too many! Now if I could only keep on top of the caterpillars.......!
so great! keep it up!
You mention poultry pellets, can you expand on what you are using.
Thank you so much, loved your video..
you guys are awesome! keep it up~!
I left my kale stalks in the ground with some of the leaves still on. This spring they started having growth of green kale leaves at the bottom. One of the plants never lost it's green color and also started growing again in the beginning of April. What are your thoughts?
i let my kale reseed itself, its a never ending bed of kale, perpetual kale, kinda like perpetual motion
That's my favorite method. Let the plants take their course and cycle. Over and over and over again. Haha. The perennials of course.
you have to have enough for genetic diverisity,kale/collards25 plants ,brockley 50 plants, cabbage 150,there are unrefined brassicas (kale collards) and refined brassicas.brockley,cabbage, brussel sprouts, ect. unrefined brassicas are much more hardy, they are not subject to the problems of refined brassicas
How do you let it reseed? Sorry it’s my first time to plant kale.
@@TheSustainableFuture hi, how many months or years does any kale plant givr yield ?
Thanks
I guess it can vary between variety, climate and season. I've harvested kale plants in zone 10 for a couple of months worth of yields
Yea ive made a few mistakes. Im an amature . I watched a few videos with people planting seeds in eggshells so i thought id give it a go. The sprouted ok. I cracked the shells a bit and potted them but i dont think the roots are getting out of the shells and i have 15 of them in pots. They dont seem to be growing. Should i start again? I dont have chicken manure or pellets. I have coco coir and i have blood fish n bone
Where was this filmed?
It's so beautiful outside! 😭
+James Johnson Hi James - thanks for taking time to watch our video and leave a question , and sorry for delay in replying - we were so busy in the garden. The whole video was filmed in Sligo, Ireland as seen on this link which shows you more about the place.
www.sligotourism.ie
Sligo is on the west coast of Ireland about 2 hour drive from the the capital city - and because its beside the sea - its a lot rugged and untouched, which is better seen on this website:
www.wildatlanticway.com/home/?gclid=Cj0KEQjwo_y4BRD0nMnfoqqnxtEBEiQAWdA12zfGKqQ9J4NzsozVTTz0-gYvHBL9L89Mvth1x4TqPuIaAm7S8P8HAQ
Hope that was helpful
Quickcrop absolutely beautiful, the plants and the area
Thank you so much for this tutorial.
I am in London. I have a very small area, where i have grown lots of different herbs. I did not plant my kale seeds correctly, and after about 2 months they are still very small. There is not any green part of leaves left, but only a stem, and that with such a quick speed??? was it a teem work? what should i do, thanks many++++++
And now I become curious about this accent. I had seen it in comedy show and didn't even know it was an accent
sad mr Harold the cap driver got it right but then some areas are beautiful like to learn this
I now know why mine were leggy last year. too close together. I also direct sowed them.
Nice video and quick growing Kale. I planted seeds a few weeks ago along with beets spinach and a few other vegetables. I have a few sprouts but don't think it is the Kale yet. Surprised as I live in Florida and it's pretty mild with highs in the 70s lately. Could it be too hot to germinate? Once you planted in the ground I didn't see any kind of weed barrier. Here in Florida, within a week there'd be tons of weeds filling in the bare spaces immediately. How did you manage this?
Thank you !
Hey guys
I have bought some kale , it says barsica kale.and it looks different from this . It's curly. Are those edible ?
Informative video. The subtitles were hilarious because hardly any of the words were captioned properly
The subtitles are out of our control, TH-cam transcribes them with their clever software!
I understand, thanks again for the informative video! Just got my first harvest off of our kale and made a salad, it was delicious!
Hi Daniel, the song used was a stock song from the video editing software, I completely forget what the name was though, sorry
I live in Alaska and I have a bunch of Kale that is ready for harvest, I have never eaten it before....what do I do with it...any suggestions on how to use it?
all brassicas need to be kept moist, don't let them dry out, On a hot day water them twice a day. Remove any yellowing leaves that tend to show up around the base and make sure to keep weed free.
I have a bed of red russian kale, seeded last fall and has been producing constantly. I admit to simply cutting the plant to the ground when harvesting - they have good roots and regenerate just fine, growing thick clumps of leaves. It doesn't seem 'damaging' to me, it's working quite well.
Thats good advice, thanks.
How often should I water my seedlings. Mine are two weeks old and about 2 inch tall they have only two leaves. But one by one they are dieting. I water them every other day or every two days. But don't know what to do. Please give clear info now how to care for them after they sprout.
Thanks for the great video. I'm getting ready to start juicing and I want to grow some of my own veggies to cut cost. I live in Ga. What is the right time of year to grow Kale here?
Ants ate my Kale seed sprout! Gotta let mine sprout indoors and let it grow for a while.
I grew some purple broccoli and found catipillas on em lol. I even had the plant pots they were in on a table. 😂
What do you out in your soil to make it look so rich? What is your blend?
David Salinas I always use envirogrind
how about growing them in leaf mulch?
Leaf mulch is a great soil conditioner but contains very litte nutrients. It is best used by working into soil or compost. www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/ten-ways-improve-soil/
can I grow kale in Malaysia? very humid and hot tropical weather..
Definitely
@@TheDawaKid hi, as kale needs cold weather, in India temperature around 30C. Is it possible to grow ?
Is it an issue if your cabbage seedlings grow a bit 'crooked'/horizontal? And can you set them deeper when planting out?
They may be growing leggy, searching for extra light. Try moving them to a deeper pot and improving the light quality,
They've been outside since they sprouted and in full sun most of the time. It's just that they seem to get top heavy
How to grow kale in the tropics?
Great videos - *horrible* subtitles!!! LOL! Thank goodness I can hear and understand what you're saying. TY for all the info, though. Much appreciated!
Hi, unfortunately we have no control over the subtitles, they are placed automatically by TH-cam.
Ok on the Kale but what have you done to develop that beautiful soil?
Hi Rick, we produce good soil with the use of quality compost, natural improvers and plenty of patience.
www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/soil-improvement-for-vegetable-gardeners/
Hello what are those huge things growing alongside the kale?
Shallots or onions? Thank you
Hi, Those are onions, a variety called 'Sturon'.
www.quickcrop.co.uk/category/onions-garlic
Do you know anywhere that sells hair seeds?
When you are sprouting the seeds, how often should you water?
+sKeM2k9. Water enough to keep the soil moist.
Very nice video, though the transcriptions are wrong.
are they monocarpic?
The soil is referred to as "fine seed compost" in the video. I would prefer to make my own soil if possible, do you have a diy recipe?
We make compost for general use in the garden but we don't make our own seed compost. We use Klasmann Seed Compost, with great results.
www.quickcrop.co.uk/product/klasmann-organic-seed-compost--70-litre
Quickcrop thank you for letting me know. I am so glad I have stumbled on to your channel. Being new to gardening i wanted to learn more about crop rotation and watched video after video on TH-cam. Yours was by far the most helpful to me. I'm hoping to go through your other videos now. Thanks again for making these most informative videos!
You are very welcome. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Regards.
what kind of kale is the best for juicing? There are different kinds, which one has the most benefits and will really give me that punch our bodies deserve? looking forward to growing and juicing. tired of buying grocery store produce.
All varieties of Kale contain valuable antioxidants and natural minerals, a perfect superfood. Try growing a mix to experience the range of flavours and textures.
Where are you? Not one video with sun shining!
Our films are made in the west of Ireland, where there is sunshine but maybe not as bright as other parts of Europe. Ireland is gifted with a substantial amount of rainfall, accounting for its lush, green landscape, and when the clouds open it becomes the most beautiful place on Earth. Cheers, T.
I'm in New York State USA. Your soil looks great and I would agree that its beautiful there... We had a summer with almost no rain so it was a lot of watering.
Which month do we plant the seeds of kale in?
Depends on where you live.
@@Jcremo thank you my friend. I live in the uae. So what month is suitable?
Not 100% sure about growing in your environment. Over here in Ireland kale grows quite easily. Almost no care is required because these are one of the strongest and most disease resistant of all vegetables. Remove yellowing leaves which will appear round the base of plant. Keep the weeds under control with regular hoeing.
Omg his foot is literally a foot big ❤️😂
What do I need to grow kale on mY apartment balcony
do you use rock dust and rotten woodchips to boost growth in your kale?
Rock dust will improve the mineral content of the soil while woodchip is a useful source of organic matter. Kale and most other veg will benefit from these additions if the soil is in need of improvement. Cheers, Tony.
Quickcrop how about adding leaf mulch to compost and manure. I'm currently trying to grow beetroot. I have collected loads of fine leaf mulch from a near by forrest. Will that be good for growing my vegetables? I'm unsure how much to apply of it , do I need to mix it with compost or can I grow say purple carrots directly in the leaf mulch?
Thanks Aaron
Leaf mulch will add good structure to your soil but very little nutrient content. It is good for clay or peaty soils. Some advice here:
www.quickcrop.co.uk/blog/category/improving-your-soil/
Cheers, Tony.
What's the song called?
Where do we get the seeds of kale plant?
Your local garden centre or shop on eBay and choose a seller who's in your country/ near by. Happy growing ^^
what the name of your soil or a name you can recommend please GT GT video and information thanks for your time 🐝🐞👍👍👍
We stock a wide range of soils, composts and improvers. www.quickcrop.co.uk/soil-and-compost
Great video, but the captioning is hysterical!
What is a "poultry pellet"?
Justgivemethetruth The manure from the poultry (and in this case some decomposed seaweed) compressed into small pellets you can use as organic fertiliser in your garden.
How often do you water when germinating and then growing out in garden?
+AdamOutdoors Hi Adam, it depends what the climate is like where you live. When germinating plants the compost should be moist but not soaking. Young plants should follow the same rule but keep them on the dry side as they will develop a better root system searching for the moisture. Kale is a member of the cabbage family so will prefer moist soil to thrive but is more hardy than most so will tolerate some drying out. I hope this helps and thanks for watching! Andrew
+Quickcrop Thanks :)
I bought a veggie pot because it was pretty well with in a month the spinach and purple kale was Hugh so I placed it near my raised garden now it’s a big beautiful monster it’s actually taller then me at 5.3 it’s a tree now and it has these beautiful yellow flowers on top haaaa I’ve cut it back because it was so large leaves the size of double my arm seriously I’m not exaggerating I never ate kale before but my daughter takes some do to being very health well pregnant but it just gets bigger and bigger now if just left will it drop it’s seeds and regrow next year or will it die with our Canadian winter and say bye bye to my more of an ornamental Edible food
My kale is about 2 monts but the size look like 5 weeks. What is the problem? How to choose the good seed? I do organic. I grow with full sunlight about 6 hours
You need to feed your brassicas with a good nitrogen based fertilizer.
Can't you just remove the leaves with the caterpillar eggs and let them have one leaf? I like the butterflies.
Do you need to protect the small kale plants from birds. I started gardening 3 years ago the first year everything went well but the last 2 years the birds have become a major nuisance. They attack and rip out small plants in my veg plot. Last year I had to start my broad beans again after they destroyed all my plants after planting out 😡
Mine always get eaten by slugs :(
Why do you use the same video for planting seeds
There is no point filming the same scene repeatedly.
Well if you live Hawaii and you have a cloche over your plants, then you probably roasting them alive. Cloches are like mini ovens.
Russian kale stalks are so yummy
excellent .... now grow some hair, I am bald and winter is upon us.
whats with the subtitles? it's comical to read, other than that some good advice and info ...
Wendi :D TH-cam generates them automatically, I love reading them
Entertaining and educational Quickcrop : D
Rihanna sounds like this when she talks in her accent
My last name is kale....
Dont you need to protect these plants from birds? I tried kale this year and my plants were shredded by the pigeons 😔
Step one: drop seed on soil. Step two: harvest.😜🤷