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Won't grinding sal damage the blades? Please let me know?

I use 1 cup of herbs to 1 cup of salt and put them in my dehydrator to dry. 95 degrees for 24 hours. I’m new to this. I do not have a garden, we live in the Arizona desert. I have watched quite a few videos. So many different measurments of herbs to salt. The 1 cup to 1 cup seemed easy. I used Redmond salt.

Great job Alicia! so amazing!

Garlic is amazing! I love it so much

Soft neck garlic grows in zone 5b #SeColorado

Wonderful. Thanks for sharing!

Hey, all! Sorry the music was too much for you. I'll definitely keep that in mind as I'm making these. Appreciate the great feedback!

Please restrict music to your intro / outro - too loud vs your voice and very distracting. Watched on mute :-/

While i really do appreciate your video i must say that the background music was to loud and intrusive. I couldn't watch the entire video because the music was irritating and not necessary. Thanks for trying. Will you do another video without the music ? Please ❤

great info, thank you for sharing your knowledge! One request -- Could you do versions of the video without the background music?

Thanks for sharing! I have adopted teens too! Glad the videos are helping you towards that homesteading- growing your own food goal. The video I released today- I think you will find really useful.

Im a zennial, aka a 96 millennial. (Last year for millennials) my wife jokes im in a combo villain and gardening era. Villain era according to our adopted teenagers. 😂😂 Im tired of struggling and just want to have a homestead so we can have food. I just found your videos and they are awesome. Im learning a lot more. Thank you!

Thanks !

I love doing this! Make sure to put the seeds through a "cold" snap for a few weeks before you plant, and your blossoms and blooms will be so much better and bigger!

I just have a very small growing space since I live in a triplex style apartment. I have a patio and a small area in front of my unit where I have a couple small beds and a few boxes. I have a storage tub on my patio that a beautiful dill grew in this season. A few days ago I removed the flower/seed head and sprinkled seeds in a few random places. I appreciate anything that grows that I can eat, but my little garden has basically turned into a refuge for insects, toads, lizards, etc. I feel like they need it more than I do in this timeline where there is a war on nonhuman lifeforms. ..

When you make real tomato soup add some dill seed 🪅 its amazing 🪅 it even adds zip to canned soup🙂

In my country there's no such thing called 'offering us woodchips'. You either have the money to buy soil and mulch and woodchips or you're pretty much screwed. We bought a house with that kind of dead land and we're trying to ressurrect it with what we've got: dry leaves, food leftovers, manure, etc etc etc. Basically, we have turned our garden into a ginormous compost bin. And It's gonna take years. I'm glad to know that your country already has these kind of services❤ Good luck to your great work.

I have rosemary growing along my fence - and yes, it sure does smell great when you touch the leaves. It is really great with prime rib too : D

You should try mints and citruses as well. Mint is my number one calming comfort go to

Great for pickling!

Cool vid

this is so cool love the video! ❤

That’s so interesting, what other plants do you let go to seed?

Plus, you can use the seeds for cooking Indian dishes!

If anyone knows cilantro, we don't need more of it.

Growing any plant brings you closer to connecting to our source of energy, the sun.❤❤❤

Love it!

I love the accessibility to my tools and they are protected from the elements!

This is an old idea, that works.😊

Nice tour! You had a lot to share, but we couldn't always see things in the video. When you would say "See . . ." the person holding the camera needed to move off of you and onto the garden itself. I've been following your emails for the year, but unfortunately I've not been able to garden myself. I am hoping that next year will bring less interruptions in getting my garden set up. I have been enjoying the information you have been sharing in the emails and hope to review them during the winter to get ready for next year. Where did you get the hemp that you are using as mulch? I subscribed to you RUclips Channel

Great tips! Thanks for sharing 🙌

Video shoild be called 5 things in my amazon shop jeeez every tip was just a plug 😢

This is cool! 😎 New subbie here!

🙌 thanks! So glad you're liking everything. What are you planning to grow this season?

What a great video! I really appreciated how you showed the practicality of companion planting - in action! ❤ Thank you! Where do you live? I am in Alabama and we are hitting 90-plus degrees already. But I am not deterred. 😅

Love this Alicia. So helpful! I've finally got my boxes ready. Now I just need marigolds.

For 99 usd???? Are you kidding. Im using Bamboo or a wooden Stick. Its free and did work for the last 2024 years. Wtf..

Tôi rất thích cách bạn trồng dâu Tây 🍓,trồng trên tháp quả dâu Tây rất sạch sẽ không nhiễm ấu trùng giun 🪱.

Bạn làm rất tốt ,cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ cách làm đất trồng cây với mọi người .

Shoot if I waited till it was over 65, the getting season would be six weeks long.

Why not just plant marigolds they return every year

I just started 3 yrs ago...keep going.

What wrong with miracle grow?

Plz provide me detail information what is use for and what is that.???

This garden more well seasoned than most European food

...I just used it last week... it works, cats outside, that walk about, all fine

How do you prepare them after harvesting

Is this for four footed pests?