I live in Florida now and I have to process for 30 minutes my pickled beets.. pressure canning 30 minutes also. I wish I lived in an area where I could do only 10 minutes of processing. You are very lucky.!
@beverlyreynolds5686 Well now you have me second guessing what I did haha I did say 10 minutes in the video but I don't think I actually did 10 minutes. I live at a high altitude and I usually have to go longer than others. So I searched and found the recipe I used and it's from Allrecipes. It does say 10 minutes so I think that's why I said it but I knew I needed to do longer so I added 15 minutes to that per an altitude chart I found. I hope I did it right. 😊
I'm thinking so...I just have no idea how it got there. I hope the rest of the smaller plants are cucumbers. I read that squash and cucumbers aren't good companion plants. 😬
I’m eggstatic to see you guys are doing so well!!! It’s eggsactically what we hope for!!! Plenty of protein for all that eggsercise 😂No yoke, yall are our favorite RUclipsrs, I’ve missed so much that yall have done, gotta go back and watch your videos!!!
I read that water can hold a tremendous amount of thermal energy before it evaporates and freezes. It's supposed to keep temperatures constant. We live at around 6,600ft elevation so it can get very cold at night. I probably don't need the water jugs in the summer but I leave them inside anyways.
Hey there! Great video. 😊 Sorry as I am just popping into your channel and maybe you’ve explained this elsewhere. Are the water jugs a form of heat control for end of season growth in the green house? I’m guessing so. Thanks for getting back to me when you have time. Take care, Annette🌺
Hello and thank you! Yes, I read that water can hold a tremendous amount of thermal energy before it evaporates, and freezes. It's supposed to keep temperatures constant. We live at around 6,600ft elevation so it can get very cold at night. I probably don't need the water jugs in the summer but I leave them inside anyways. ❤️
I don't know yet. This was my first season with the greenhouse. They will be put to the test this winter when our temperatures reach into the negatives.
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Always... hahaha
I live in Florida now and I have to process for 30 minutes my pickled beets.. pressure canning 30 minutes also. I wish I lived in an area where I could do only 10 minutes of processing. You are very lucky.!
@beverlyreynolds5686 Well now you have me second guessing what I did haha I did say 10 minutes in the video but I don't think I actually did 10 minutes. I live at a high altitude and I usually have to go longer than others. So I searched and found the recipe I used and it's from Allrecipes. It does say 10 minutes so I think that's why I said it but I knew I needed to do longer so I added 15 minutes to that per an altitude chart I found. I hope I did it right. 😊
@@StartingFromSagebrush Oh dear I didn't mean to have you second guess yourself. I thought if I could cut my time I'd be happy!!!
Hi I am 6 years old girl from India.i like your video.i want to talk to your kids on Google meet app is it possible mam
Looks great!!! 😊
Thank you ❤️
I planted radishes just for the leaves..and gives my neighbor the radishes.😂
Hahaha that's great! What do you do with the leaves?
New friend here from Growing My Own.
I'll go subscribe!
You have some of the cutest helpers..I have 3 different pumpkins growing and I have no idea what they are called.😂😂
Thank you ❤ Haha yeah those two pumpkin plants decided to surprise me. Along with most of my tomatoes and lettuce. It's kind of fun!
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Me ajuda a fazer uma dessa aí
It was a lot of work. I got it through Growers Solution. They send instructions with it. I hope you can get one!
@@StartingFromSagebrush muito bom
It’s not a cucumber maybe a pumpkin or squash
I'm thinking so...I just have no idea how it got there. I hope the rest of the smaller plants are cucumbers. I read that squash and cucumbers aren't good companion plants. 😬
It is my first time on your channel and I have just subscribed. Thank you so much for sharing. Keep up the good work. All the best on this journey.🙏
Thank you so much! I'm working hard. That means a lot to me! ❤
I’m eggstatic to see you guys are doing so well!!! It’s eggsactically what we hope for!!! Plenty of protein for all that eggsercise 😂No yoke, yall are our favorite RUclipsrs, I’ve missed so much that yall have done, gotta go back and watch your videos!!!
Hahaha 😆 Thanks so much for your eggcelent comment!
I think everything looks absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing!❤
Thank you! ❤️
What are the milk jugs for?
I read that water can hold a tremendous amount of thermal energy before it evaporates and freezes. It's supposed to keep temperatures constant. We live at around 6,600ft elevation so it can get very cold at night. I probably don't need the water jugs in the summer but I leave them inside anyways.
What a beautiful and proud rooster
Thank you!
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Hey there! Great video. 😊 Sorry as I am just popping into your channel and maybe you’ve explained this elsewhere. Are the water jugs a form of heat control for end of season growth in the green house? I’m guessing so. Thanks for getting back to me when you have time. Take care, Annette🌺
Hello and thank you! Yes, I read that water can hold a tremendous amount of thermal energy before it evaporates, and freezes. It's supposed to keep temperatures constant. We live at around 6,600ft elevation so it can get very cold at night. I probably don't need the water jugs in the summer but I leave them inside anyways. ❤️
So good❤❤
Thank you
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Awesome. My latest book involves a chicken, paramedic Chris and the runaway chicken.
I will check it out. Thank you
Good
Thank you
Looks like you needed alot more cow patties then you used.
Yes I should go get some more. I'm hoping that having the chickens in the greenhouse for the winter helped the soil and it gets better each year.
Do your 1 gallon water bottles help warm the greenhouse?
I don't know yet. This was my first season with the greenhouse. They will be put to the test this winter when our temperatures reach into the negatives.
The shape of your greenhouse looks really nice. Could you possibly provide the name of the company that you bought it from? Thank you!
It is from Growers Solution greenhouses. 🙂
Thank you very much!@@StartingFromSagebrush
Broke it! 😕
Happens more often than not 😂
We love you guys!
We love you guys!!
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You don't need to seal jelly or jam. We used to just pour melted wax made for canning on the top about an inch thick for storing.
Wow! Thank you so much for the advice. I'm going to have to try that. 😊
Wow, what a great and loyal husband!
I have one of these and I love it! I love doing milk, eggs, yogurt bites, strawberries, I also do full meals.
Nice! I definitely want to try all of those things! I did do a few yogurt bites and they are yummy. Full meals sound awesome. 😊
Keep updating i love to see how the green house stands for windy days
So far so good but winter is approaching. Fingers crossed 🤞
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Cute chicks! We love you guys!
Thank you! Love you guys!
Woo woo
Helllow
Hello there 🙂
How wonderful. I like your garden.
Thank you.
Bye goats!
It was a great decision haha
Wow that looks so amazing! You guys are doing great.
Thank you!
Nice jugs!
Looks amazing guys!!!
Thank you! ❤
Soo cool!! Thanks for sharing this with us. 🤍
Thanks for watching!
Farm life👍
Excited for you guys!
Thank you!
Love you guys!
Haha😂 looks like zombie weather 😅
😂 Fog makes the zombies come out, don't cha know...
Betty!!!!
Aww she was so cute!
Make a video how to pickle eggs! ☺️ Also thank you for sharing this with us!
Ooo yummy!!
Haha the rooster is no longer with you! 🤭🤭🤭🤭
😂 Farm life.
How is chicka Linda?
Oh just lovely!