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Hello new friend here. Happy to connect with you. Hope you can join me as well. Love the greenhouse.

LOVE!!!!

Wishing you much success!!

This is so exciting!!! Did you create the art? It is beautiful <3

You are definitely helping me learn. Thank you!

So excited to see you back and to see what you are up to! Thank you for this video.

Hi, very informative. Thanks for reading what i believe. Have an awesome night

Pittsburgh gardener here! So excited i found your channel! I’m hoping to start a container garden on my VERY sunny patio this spring. Thanks for the helpful info, keep it up :)

Excited to see how the hoop house works for you 💚. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you. There's so much value in your content. I'm a first year gardener. And trial and error are my best tools. And you portray how to use those tools. Again, thank you.

Woot woot!😊

Where do you get your cayenne pepper seeds? I love growing them..I had them 2 years ago.. and last year didn't plant them because I lost the seeds I had saved.

You are fun to watch.. hope you grow your channel.. im only an hour away from Pittsburgh.. and it's freaking cold 🥶🥶.. I still didn't have a chance to plant my garlic. And I used big pots for all vegetables and also Vego raised garden.

More, please! I really enjoyed this. I enjoy all of your content. Do whatever moves you 🙏

Cool channel

Can we get an update on this tragedy?

Lol i love the intro. And i wish my tomato plants would grow that hight. I suck at giving them proper support.

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yea its a process and youl fail sometimes important not to give up after a few seasons youl be a pro and forgot about the time before that :D first tip i can give you is to collect everything you find regarding plant matter leaves sticks whatever and use it to frequently top your soil with it as protective layer. not only against frost but that way you dont have to water that often and it it ferments meaning the leaves turn into a selfheating layer. not much but can get around 25 degrees not bad for free:) test it with a thermometer if you dont believe me. even easier to feel/test in a compost bin. they get hot haha. oh and id put an watering amphora in the center of every pot/field/box that way the soil draws water from it when needed and you only have to water like once every few days :) oh and they fill up in the rain obviously so thats helpfull too so the bigger you go there the lazier you can be later on with your watering:D

I can respect your appreciation for beets and fennel

😂😂 the intro was a masterpiece

Im so sorry this happened! Can’t wait for your books to come out❤

AWWW DARN! Ok we can reset! Keep growing!

I laughed and got sad with you 🤣🤣. But, on the bright side there’s hope

I do backyard gardening as well

Thanks for sharing your lovely backyard garden

New subscriber here.

this is a crime that you still don’t have like a million subscribers! my new fave channel ❤

Oooooo

My sister heard, "Sexy plants... in a big bed..." 😂😂😂 And asked what I was watching? 🥕🍎🍅 PHG!

Im here for it! looking forward to watching grow 🙏🏾💜🌿

Peppers are easy to germinate in coir seed pods but you need to keep them moist, warm, and don't plant too deep, maybe 5mm only. Keep warm by sitting on an applicance like a dvr or with a seed heating pad, ideal temp about 80 degrees. Super hots like habanero can take a full month to germinate but usually if it takes that long the temp is too low, for most varieties its 4-7 days. Once germinated be careful not to overwater super hots and cayenne seedlings and keep room temp. For some reason they wilt easily if overwatered or if they get too hot until well established. But most other varieties are stronger earlier. All peppers need a lot of grow light early on to thicken up and do best in the transplant if you harden them off or put them in larger pots and grow them outdoors before moving them into the ground. They like fast draining soil but have to be watered 3 times daily in the desert sun because the roots are very shallow so you'd have to experiment with watering schedules in your own region. They get nice and bushy if you cut the top leaves early in their development after maybe five or six sets of leaves appear on the seedling and that helps thicken the trunk too.

New friend....making it stick.

love your vibe

Just found you and loving your content!!!

Love your videos AND your garden space you have created!

I'm down here in Central Florida, just starting out with plants and growing. I love how you lay down on the ground and get up close with your garden❤ Will start doing the same thing here. 👍😀

Love your enthusiasm and joy of gardening 🥰

How I got my spinach to germinate, is after I seeded them in my nursery tray. I put a thin layer of straw over them to lock in the moisture. I now have spinach everywhere 😂

Hey , hey, Yay!! A new vid from your garden. I did a binge watch of all your other vids.

Hello, new friend and thanks. Zone 6a as well. So this works as well for eggplants?

Loved this! I did this once but the plants didn’t make it past winter. I’m subscribing. I love your voice and laugh!

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Bro send me some bitter melon seeds

You earned yourself a subscriber! Happy Halloween!

Beautiful outro!

good stuff.

14:33 purple bell peppers are my favorite 😏 the leaves make a good salad too " PepperDaddie ", yup sweet and hot peppers leaves are edible, TFS!

Sunflower seeds special garnish 😂 TFS your last awesome harvest!

Love your videos! I learn so much plus you are awesome ❤