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Want To Grow Sugar Snap Peas? My Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
- Growing Sugar Snap Peas is easy. Here I share my tips on transplanting, vertical growing, and a pea trellis. More Sugar Snap Pea and DIY trellis vids: • Growing Sugar Snap Pea...
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You can feel the love of the camera lady for this guy. What a cute couple. :)
I direct seeded sugar snap peas recently. I poured out the packet into a 48" wide strip. They are growing up chicken wire and are almost 4 feet tall and thick. You can direct sow. Great video.
back in the 90's i planted sugar snaps on a bamboo structure I built shaped like a large teepee, with an opening and inside put in some brick pavers..the kids in the neighbourhood would go inside and play and when ripe time came they would just yank them off and eat them I had nothing lol
" If I can do it, you can do it "...just love these folks. Thankyou for sharing. I'm growing some of these for the first time and I'm pretty pleased so far.
Sugar snap peas are my absolute favorite to grow. They’re so easy, and they are, as you know, delicious!!
Words of wisdom from the camera operator: “Bias is OK in peas.”
Who cares
We only grew 2 plants this year...not enough. The reseed tip is awesome!
You all are a lovely couple! thank you for the tips! Looking forward to planting soon :) Best wishes to you both and your pups!
The inoculant isn't really to make that crop better...but rather future crops. Peas are nitrogen fixers, which means they pull nitrogen from the air and place it into the soil through little nodules on their roots. If you have an area that you had a heavy feeder in previously, planting peas there or beans will increase the nitrogen in the soil. Inoculant just makes that process better and more efficient.
This is the first video I have seen of yours and you had me within 5 minutes. I have now subscribed.
I prefer to direct seed peas, but I soak them overnight in lukewarm-cool water before planting to speed up germination. Great video, welll narrated, thanks!
Thanks for the tips! I've read that peas are nitrogen fixers so they don't require it they actually put it into the soil. And that they are a good crop to rotate with plants that require nitrogen like tomatoes 🍅
Ive read that many professional combine farms routinely replenish tired fields by growing a big crop of soybeans during a crop rotation year, and then plowing them under (unharvested) at the end of the season. Essentially grow your own fertilizer.
I have a 14 year old deaf lab myself. Greatest dogs ever.
I’m with you on the early direct sowing of peas; no luck on that here either. I also find that they transplant well.
I direct sowed my sugar snaps and melting sugar snaps this year. They took off in less than a week. If it helps, I just simply put them in the dirt and water every other to every day as it gets hotter. I live in good ol West texas😊
Thank you so very much for explaining it nice way and how they work how they should be planted and I also believe that if they are planted indoors first, and bring out, they do more better than just direct link, but if the temperature is right in your direction of them they come more stronger. Also, that’s also one thing.
You're comparing apples and oranges in the sweet peas. Try direct sowing the Super Sugar Snaps next time (I think you'll still get the same results :-)). I start mine in 6-packs, then put 2 or 3 of those in each 1-gallon pot, sunk in the ground to keep out the gophers. I have 3 1-gallon pots under a tomato cage to train up. Has worked for me for several years in the same place even. I even tag the first of the crop on each vine to let mature and dry to save seeds for planting next year.
As a child, I suppose 3 ft in height we were sent up the garden to pick the pea pods for dinner. Sitting amoung the vines with a bowl as much got eaten as picked and later when we were podding the peas as many were consumed as mad it to the saucepan.
In the UK, I think, Sugar Snap peas are pea pods which are flat and contain only vestigle peas. They are just Pea Pods. They may be imature but that is how I understand it.
Yeah, I started some in mini pots, sprouted in a week, going to transplant it in about three days
I just found this channel and I'm glad I did. I've been looking up how to trellis my snap peas. This is my first year growing them by myself. That's how I ended up here. But, there's another video of urs that u mentioned. On the grow light, that I'll be watching. I have a hyper tough grow light and I've been trying to figure out how to suspend it up above my plants, seedlings, etc.
Also, my favorite thing that u mentioned is simply the "KISS" method. LoL! I am huge fan of this method. Ur the first I've heard besides me to mention it or use it in ur everyday life. Lol So that's definitely cool. Also, one more thing, I did subscribe. Hope u and ur family has a good one and thank u for ur wise advice. Until next time.
You should try the Sugar Magnolia Tendril Peas. They are a snap pea that can take the heat. I was still picking peas from my spring planting into September last year. Side-by-side comparisons weren't even close. WAY more productive...plus the tendrils are edible. You can nibble on them while you are waiting on the peas. I eat snap peas almost every day from late spring to first freeze.
BTW, I did a side-by-side comparison again this year to compare taste. They are almost indistinguishable...and the magnolia have already out produced the Sugar snaps 5-fold.
I buy mine from Baker Creek.
About the legume inoculant. All legumes are themselves considered nitrogen fixers. True enough in effect but really it’s the handiwork of a soil microbe that only lives on the roots of legumes.
This being only one of thousands of soil microbes that all serve specific functions.
In essence, all life begins with healthy soil life. The success of the plants you grow is a fairly direct reflection of the of your soil health.
Feed your soil constantly with plenty of organic matter. Plenty of manure if you can too, ruminants like goats, sheep, cattle are best. Their bodily fluids contain the enzymatic building blocks of life itself.
And keep your soil covered with a thick layer of wood chips, compost, hay or even better with living cover crops like clover and buckwheat that also feed your soil biology.
Never let your soil sit barren and fallow! The heat and sunlight wipes out your soil biology.
Do any or all of these things and you’ll be rewarded with not only bumper crops of highly nutritious food but the knowledge that you’re serving nature in the process, feeding all the life in your little ecosystem, giving the living world a good helping hand.
You guys watching my back yard I just got my 1st sugar snap peas today yay great video brother thank you for sharing
Thx!
Inoculant works well if you get the inoculant dust to stick to the seeds. This can either be done by adding a few drops of water to some inoculant to form a paste and roll your seeds in it or thoroughly wet the seeds and shake them in the dry inoculant dust.
TIP: I have had success growing sugar snap peas in partial sun rather than direct sun. I built a cattle panel arch trellis this year (3 panels = 12' long, 6.5' tall, 5.5' span), and I plan to grow kajari melons and chinese bitter melons (which can reach 14') on the sunward side of my arch, and sugar snap vines on the leeward side of the arch. The big translucent leaves of the climbing melons let thru just the right amount of light for the sugar snaps on the opposite side of the arch.
Peas 🌤 /^^^\ 🌞 Melons
My kids take ranch dip or dressing outside and eat the peas right out of the garden dipped in ranch. They love the crunch and cool dipping sauce. I have not been able to cook anything they're gone before I can get to them😂
Coffee grounds (mixed into the top couple of inches of soil) provides nitrogen to plants which need it.
Love their energy! So cute and good info 💖
I just direct sowed sugar daddy's... Next year super sugar snaps!! I'm sold.
You guys are so genuinely cute n feel-good, 🥰 *immediate subscribe*
Great and fun video! I am currently growing sugarsnaps for the first time (in The Netherlands). I will definitly build the thing with the wires like you did. Thanks a lot😊
You gained a subscriber here 🙋♀️ Ty for the sugar snap peas tips! I love you camera lady laughing at your jokes, you too are very cute 🥰
Sugar snaps are the best. They'reso good raw! ... Great hints! 😊
God bless you two :) cute couple
Lol best eaten in the garden, my dog loves them right off the vine. Yep my dogs are labs lol
Yeah!
hi i seed the peas in a piece of gutter with no ends and then just slide them out wen its time to go out
Perfect timing!! The seeds were 25% off at the local feed store and I got a pack (wish I'd gotten more kinds!)
This video definitely gave us the confidence!! Thank you
Sugar snaps are really easy to grow in containers
Awesome tips at the end of vid. Thanks so much. Great harvest too.
Thank you for the great video! A pleasure to watch!
I just use a cheap net against the fence and they love it.
Thanks! I didn't get peas in in the spring so I'll plant for fall...and remember to do it this time! I really like the idea of pot-starting; I did that with nasturtiums ("must direct sow! don't like transplanting!" -bah!) and will do as you suggest w/peas next early spring to get a leap. My fave variety is Oregon Giant Sugar Pod Pea from Nichols Garden Nursery in neighboring Oregon. Thx! Love the vids. PS: Almost forgot. I understand the inoculant powder is just a safety measure, if your soil needs it. I don't use it any more either.
Yeah, if you have rich soil (like, you've applied compost and grown things previously) you probably don't need the innoculant. If you have a brand new garden it might be worth using.
Thanks so much for your video. Peas are very hit and miss in Spokane, WA as the big heat can come in mid to late June. The seed trays seem to be the best way to get an early Jump on the season as peas often don't germinate well in our cool and wet Aprils.
glad i could help Richard, thx!
I direct seeded this year and was shocked how well it’s done put my garden is a serious sun trap
i hope to one day grow up big and strong like your peas
my mom calls me a sweet pea!
Good to hear !
I don't get it, i spend most of my life in a high nitrogen environment and each year I'm not stronger than the year before. What gives, Also my mom calls me a rotten pea.
In my location near Louisville ky, we cannot grow peas on the fall. Weather is too unreliable so check your ag extension
I wish I could grow them in UAE. But as u said, they not doing good in heat
Love your vids guys! Thank you!
Really enjoyed this video. Thanks, subscribed
I’m in ky and the seeds rot in the ground. Spring and fall are insane. I’ve found transplanting works too.
You guys are adorable. Just subscribed.
Princess’ bark sounds like she’s shouting a word. Like “who-who.”
Any input on whats going on with the random ones that go white on the bottom and then have all their leaves go white? I can't figure it out. If it was heat, I'd figure they'd all go white. If it was nutrition, I'd figure its neighbors would do the same. However, it seems like I just get random hits 1 out of 10 of my sugar snap peas start going white and die off.
Agree
Where are you located that you can wear a long sleeve shirt on July 3rd? My peas were history in June.
the only thing i can say is even though i am not a gardener myself but i have heard that crop rotation is key, but that is what i heard anyways
Yes good pint thx!
@@gardenfork i am just happy to give advice even though my experience is limited to just knowledge
The inoculate is not for the peas. It's so they fix nitagen for the next crop. I put in tomatoes when my peas start to die. I never use any fertilizers. Under my tomatoes I usually will put in green beans that have been inoculated so they feed the tomatoes too all the nitrogen they need.
The deer and squirrels are eating my garden up most of it is in a fence so I made up some stinky stuff it seemed to be working.
my lab loves peas to
I hope you have plenty peas to go around, you are sure to snack on them 😀
Yes! Our sugar snap peas are ripe now thx!
Hmm, will companion plant with clover - as clover enriches soil with nitrogen
I tried planting sugar peas last year in my raised bed with a soil of 50% topsoil and 50% vegetable potting soil but I think I did something wrong. I bought Bonnie brand starter plants from home Depot and planted them in mid-may. They only grew to be about 18in tall but each plant only produce a handful of peas. For some reason I can remember my grandpa's plants when I was little, growing taller and producing quite a few peapods. Any advice or is this normal for sugar peas?
Plant them earlier.
theres bug/molds that make gas naitergen
Thank you for video! Must I use string? Will they attach to my metal trellis...their little vine tendrils are reaching toward the metal already...
They will start and grow just fine without the inoculant.
It is just extra money you don't really need to spend.
I’m gonna grow them this year but the back of my seed packet says to plant them 18 inches apart and the rows 2 1/2 feet apart. I feel like that’s a lot of room for peas because every video I see people are putting a seed every 3 inches or so. I specifically I’m going to try to grow sugar daddy peas. how much room should I have between seeds and between rows in your experience? any information you can give would be amazing. Love watching your videos and look forward to seeing more. Thank you.
Oh Lord, I direct sowed mine and they're about 2-3 inches apart. They're growing beautifully and yielding so many and it's only been about 3 weeks to a math. Good luck!
I don’t add inoculant. Occasionally my seeds are inoculated, but just because they come that way, not because I want it. I see no difference in inoculated vs not.
I think next time I will try then with and without inoculant. I just have to remember to mark WHICH ones have the powder on them ;)
Will they climb a wooden trellis? Or should it be strings like yours .
Nice video, IM doing them this year, how long after the seeds pop does the plant produce pods ready to eat? TY again!
ashes mixed in the soil is just as good
I ttried to direct sow some sugar snaps and snow peas and NADA. nothing, and im upset about it, especially because i think it is too late for me to plant more :(
Does this do well in florida heat? Or should i grow this in partly sun?
My snap peas bottom leaves turning yellow..what is the problem
Nice. I noticed you didnt pull a string off the Sugar Daddy Peas. Are the truly stringless?
When you start your sugar snaps indoors, do you still have to harden off before planting outside? Love your videos, love your dogs!
Question for you wise one. Have you ever planted peas or stringbeans in hanging baskets? I did this year along with cukes & even zucchini, just for spits & giggles! They look pretty good so far. Not sure how the C&Z'll hold up to the weight. We'll see! Good video as usual! :>)>
Well Done video!!
Glad you enjoyed it Norman!
Great video, but, labs don't need to be taught to eat anything, at least mine doesn't 😉
Can I just use tomato cages?
They like a tall trellis. Thx!
I’m wondering how often I need to water them? Please
Daily
Peas fix nitrogen into the soil the don't use it. All legumes do not need nitrogen. Tomatoes don't like nitrogen . Peas need to be planted 2 inches apart.
Thx!
Our labradors will eat anything even vaguely edible with no training whatsoever.
Was this season the harvest in that area? Probably sowed in the spring. I sprinkled it in October. Next year, we plan to spring half of the plant and lengthen the harvest season.
Yes Toshifumi, this is the main season for Sugar Snap Peas, but I well sow again about 75 days before the first hard frost for a second crop. Always good to hear from you - Eric.
Should I pinch out? My plants are 2 ft tall but no flowers yet, should I pinch out the top to induce flowering or wait? 👍 I'm growing snow peas.
just let them grow, it will flower :)
I'm in NC, mine didn't flower til they got about 4 feet tall! And now they're producing so much I can barely keep up! The seed packet said 70 days to harvest and I'd say that was pretty accurate, I may have gotten some in only 60 days. But anyways, it'll pay off soon!!
Hey GF. My tomatoes were rotting on the vine. Apparently, I watered them too much. At any rate, I picked most of what was left. I have three overflowing boxes of green tomatoes. Each box is about 5 x 5 x 5 inches. I can't leave them boxed while they ripen indoors, can I??
you can ripen them, but the insides will remain unripe. there's some vids on YT on how to do it thx!
@@gardenfork Yeah, but can I ripen them boxed or do I have to spread them out on a flat surface?
You can't compare two different varieties of peas with them also being direct sowed and grown in doors as well. Too many variables to get any usable data. Should have grown one variety indoors and direct sown to see the difference...
Dog’s not deaf. She’s just turning into a terrier.
Too much. Boom for me
I enjoyed watching your video and I can’t wait to see what is coming up next. I also have a channel so if you check it out be sure to drop a comment and let me know if you enjoyed it...
Have a good day!!
You made a seven and a half minute video to say “start indoors with seed trays”
They are indeed a cute couple with cute dogs, but I'm watching to learn about growing peas. Good information, but the endless banter gets annoying and wastes precious time.
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