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It's just NORMAL CUCUMBER🥒

Thanks for the recipe. grew cucamelons this year for the first time, have a great harvest but not sure how to pickle them!

Hi, My EC shows 0330us/cm how do i convert to EC

Tried your recipe out amazing I just can't stop eating my beets thank u

My neighbors have plum trees that sucker so badly into my yard! Suckers are the worst 😢. I have a pretty cheap cordless string trimmer from home depot, the Ryobi brand -- it works ok but I've had to get a replacement battery for it already. Maybe I should check this one out! My experience with woodchips is that it lasts about a year and then the woodchips need replenishment.

Thank you so much for this, my head was spinning trying to understand about all of this.

Do I need to repot each one in its own new larger pot, or can some share the same pot since it will be a lot bigger? I don’t have room for a lot of bigger pots but didn’t realize I would have so many seedlings growing. (I feel sad about eliminating too.)😕

Good info. Depressing music. thank u

Garlic is not big,it’s your variety,bigger variety is Spanish

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How much of the finished sauce did you get from the 6-7 cups of tomatoes?

Unfortunately the rigid plastic frame supporting the upper and lower "pads" - breaks up. This is a fundamentally important component and it is a shame that it simply is not durable enough! The frame itself breaks, and the points where the screws secure it to the frame, are also inadequate. "Spoiling the ship for a ha`poth of tar". Could be a good product, but unfortunately it is fundamentally flawed! I would not buy another in it`s current form.

This looks amazing, and super low maintenance, which I love! Can’t wait to try it!

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I fail miserably at growing garlic...in ground and in a raised bed. They always sprout and then a couple of weeks later die and rot. So I gave up. Enjoyed, take care!

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That's tomorrow's project! Thank you.

Thanks for the recipe!

Very good video ,well explained , Watched so many videos ,none as good as urs on subject

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I was getting a little overwhelmed with all the info and the other RUclips videos went all the way explaining what EC and PH were, but they didn't do any demonstration like you, so thank you!

Thank you

Thanks so much for this! You remind me of my mom teaching me her moms recipes

Oh this is SO SMART! One of my favorites gardening channels does this! Says it takes a little while but it’s super worth it ! I used to make a compost tea w/ stewed coffee grounds & banana peels but THIS is so smart!!

my first year gardening in Edmonton. Learnt to wait for May long weekend to plant outside 😅

Garlic scape pesto is my fav

I’m so curious, do you prefer the sprout box or Grobox? 😊

The pool noodle trick is genius!

LEAVE A FEW FOR SELF SEEDING. BEST PLANTS NEXT

i learned something new!

Do a lacto ferment with those garlic scapes. Put them in a jar, then add water and salt, ratio is the amount of water times .03 in salt. Thank me later😅

Also growing serranos here but I’ve been eating them my whole life they can be harvested at any size they’re very hot when fully ripe(red)

Im 72 and was taught to curl up the stems and fresh or freeze use when making pickles .. I no longer make pickles but do use the the frozen stems when making soup stock

Nice!

When they turn red good time to harvest, but you can havest them green if you prefer. Id recommend retransplanting serrano plant so it doesn't die . Too close to your other plants.

Awesome!