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I love my Walking Onions, shallots(currently Dutch Red) and Potato Onions. All of are quite a bit bigger than yours, but I'm not sure mine would grow down there.

Thanks I’m In aZ I want to grow red onions ❤

I feel like we have 1 million plants in the ground and so many pots. Most in the ground are hooked up to drips, but many of the pots have not been and we have always depended on friends to come over and water while we are gone. I am finally, getting pots hooked up to drip and some of the pots are very small so I’m just using like half gallon emitters on those and some are bubblers which I’m not super crazy about but you can kind of control the output. I’m curious how long do you run your drips to your pots? All of our pots are ornamental plants so a variety of sizes and I can’t imagine running a tiny pot for an hour on a drip. Just curious how long you run your drips to your pots and can that shut off valve be used to just maybe cut back a little bit and just not have it fully open? Thanks a bunch!! 🪴🪴🪴🪴

I pulled an old 1/4" line adapter out of my 1/2" hose. It broke, leaving an exposed, damaged, leaking, 1/4" line adapter. Couldn't get it out with pliers. I think I have to cut that section out and re-attach 1/2" poly with a coupler. How do I know which coupler to use - they're all different? Thanks for this video!

❤ Improvising is something that will help the transition of composting from the north to the sound. Still Learning

I must have done something wrong, my main line (spaghetti tube) runs above the ground at almost the same height as the tap, it has a few inline drippers, and a couple dripper extensions hanging down the line. The 2 hanging ones drip a lot but my end drippes do not drip at all. Is this because of gravity, pulling all water out?

Thank you! My husband is at work and I accidentally cut the tubing while working in the garden. I watched your video, got the pliers, and fixed it myself. Great video 👏🏽.

Great video. Rain Bird recommends that you install the emitter in the 1/2" distribution tubing unless the 1/4" tubing is longer than 5 feet, in which case they recommend that you install it in the 1/4" tubing closer to the plant being watered. Your methods one and two in the video. They don't recommend method three.

Thank you I am in Sahuarita and this was super helpful. But one thing I keep wondering is Is compost a fire hazard in southern Arizona. Im asking because im in undeveloped land and worry.

Can you add any type of worms in the desert for composting? Earthworms or meal worms?

Everything is so much more expensive here in Hawaii 😢 We have to ship everything here, which should add about 30% to price, but they markup even higher anyway.

Thank you for this! Really wish I watched this before my trip to the hardware store, haha.

HI. Great tutorial. Where did you get the valve shown? I can only find them with the same size fitting. Thanks!

Just music no talk

Hallelujah for this video! The overwhelming majority of compost videos talk about how "easy" it is to build compost, except neglect (or choose not) to mention that they are in zones 7 and below. Building compost in zones 8 and beyond is exponentially more complex because "greens" are scarce and moistening is expensive or in some places impossible, as water is of limited availability. Liked and followed.

This video is great! I'd like to repair my drip irrigation system myself and save costs to have gardener do it.

We live in north Idaho where it freezes during the winter. What would be the best procedure to clear the system?

Is it ok to switch places of the ball valve and the emitter?

Where is the best place to obtain all of the supplies?

Thank you for your useful, informative teaching.

Really great. Thanks.

This is super helpful for me, thank you!

Can you reduce the mist option

Perfect timing, and very helpful as I'm at this stage of planning my compost area - your 5 tips have helped me narrow down this task into manageable chunks ; ] ~Thanks for the help!

Excellent video thx

Very helpful. Thank you!

Can you tell me how to make your compost bin?

Thanks

08:45 "...100 acres of broccoli..." ??? I just want to make a 20 x 6 foot berry patch 😉🧓

05:35 you didn't mention the name of this type of tubing with the built-in emitters. 🧓

Hi, RUclips put your channel in my recommendations, which I appreciate. I am on 20 acres in Luna County, New Mexico, Zone 8a. Where are you located please? 🧓

A very thoughtful, professional presentation.

Great info! Currently installing drippers and I needed a video just like this.

Thank G#D for this desert gardener! I live in Phoenix and I want a garden so bad but I had no clue how to do a garden in the desert. I grew up on a farm in Iowa and heck stuff just grows there but not here. LoL thank you Brandon! I needed to learn how to deal with a desert garden! ❤

Cant see all that youre doing

You went over exactly what I wanted, and a bonus of being a desert gardening channel! Subscribed

Informative and concise, thank you.

My kids wanted a pet, so we got rabbits. Got manure for days

Seriously thanks for this.... my foreman had me redo several not so easy to get to emitters today because he said it was wrong and won't put out enough water with the red emitters going straight into the drip tube and running the noodle line out from that. I knew the was I did it was the better way but still had to redo it all anyways.

Wow. A little late to the party, but this video was amazing. Very informative for a rookie like myself. Thank you.

Hii! Love your video! So helpful! Not sure if you look at these comments anymore 😅 but Im trying to do backyard composting in Tucson and I have tumblers from the previous owners and we've filled it up but there are just so many flies 😢 anything we can do?

Thank you so much.

Good tip about the tumbler! I was going to get one to replace my in-ground chicken wire one, but it sounds like what I have may already be better than one that hangs above ground. I realize now that they wouldnt get access to the worms and other things that REALLY break the soil down... My biggest issue now is keeping it wet. We have all the water turned off because we are in NORTHERN Nevada, and it freezes... so I guess the compost has free refrigeration during the winter until it can start up again. Not looking forward to it stinking, though I hear that I am doing it wrong if it smells at all.... -_- Hence my video marathon today

The spaghetti tubing is a game changer for me, and makes so much sense. I did my first drip system in a new garden bed this summer, and ran the half inch poly tubing directly next to the base of each plant, with emiters right next to each root ball. This video makes me want to rip it all up before the plants fill in, so I can route the poly in a more accessible way and use the spaghetti tubing to take the water where I need it. That'll be a nice winter project if I get bothered enough about my setup, now that I know what the spaghetti tubing is for. Also the valves!

Can you attach dripper tube to a drip line? I have a pot in my garden that I need to get water to, but all I have in the garden is a drip line.

Oh forgot to mention the salts in the soil also a great topic

This video really covers why composting is not the same in all climates. The hair tip also great but hair products are also an issue. Clothes that don’t contain synthetic material. I added this video to my interesting by others playlist so other people may find it!

Can you tell me please, when you are talking about parts in the recipe, are you refering to volume or weight? I think that you are talking volume.

I moved into a new construction and they had installed the drip emitters using the least preferred method. Instead of using different color emitters, they used 3 red for trees. I am going to install a new zone, how deep does the 1/2 inch line has to be buried in the Phoenix area?

Nicely done. I really appreciate this explanation. Couldn’t you use the emitter alone ? I mean, is the spaghetti setup the only way ?? Seems unnecessary unless there’s a plant that’s a bit a way from the tube right ??? Thanks again